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Jun 03, 2012 (11:34 am)
I was wondering if you were ever able to get to to bottom of this issue,I'm having the same exact problem and no one seems to know how to fix it..please let me know if u were able to figure out anything..thanks
#722 of 768 Re: 2001 chevy silverado lights on dashboard draining battery [pepzman]
by felix44
Jun 03, 2012 (11:36 am)
I was wondering if you were ever able to get this issue resolved..I have the same exact issue and no one seems to know how to fix it..please let me know if u were able to get to the bottom of this...thanks
#723 of 768 Re: No interior light when door opens [hadlock]
by hadlock
Jun 03, 2012 (8:38 pm)
Christie, Thanks for your help. Fixed it. Turns out there is a dome lamp override button that got turned on by mistake. Found that because it was in the instructions.... duh! And here I thought I had read them....
Thanks again
#724 of 768 Re: SES light on code P0440 any ideas? [z71bear]
by brandon9250
Jun 27, 2012 (7:58 am)
i had a similar problem on my 07 sierra it would probably be the fuel valve purge solinoid. gm put it ina dumb spot its right under your drivers side in between the front and back doors cant miss it.. its a little black cannister with a line going in and a line going out and an electrical connector... when replacing it be careful not to damage the hoses... i did and the code for a leak came on.. i put electrical tape about 12 inches down both lines and it went away all good now you will replace about 2 of these if you own your truck for more than 10 years..
#725 of 768 2010 Silverado Computer Issues
by ironranger36
Jul 04, 2012 (4:01 pm)
Hello All,
I am having an issue with my 2010 Silverado LTZ, 4WD, Crew Cab Z71. The problem started as follows: day 1, Mileage 37400: Drove my truck to work and parked it, no issues. I went to start it at the end of the day and the truck would not start. I looked down at the info window which said "SERVICE 4 WHEEL DRIVE". We tried to troubleshoot different ways to get it to start with no avail, until we removed the battery cable for 30 sec and replaced it. Everything was back to normal. I brought it to the dealer to have them plug it in just to make sure everything was ok. Unfortunately that was not the case, the computer was reading 12 communication errors. Needsless to say I was now 1400 miles over the bumper to bumper which apparently "electrical falls under" GREAT. After about two days of tracking down each fault and a day to replace the Transfer Case Control Module they got the faults to clear and I got me truck back. Two days later I was driving down a dirt road (luckly I was only doing about 5 mph) the brakes locked up on their own and then the fault lights lit up. Service 4 wheel drive, service abs, service stable trak, check engine, service traction control). This time the vehicle remained running but was stuck in 1st gear. I disconnected the battery and once again everything was gone. I brought it back to the service center and this time there was 18 communication faults. 4 days later I got me truck back with a brake control module replaced. Ran fine on the way home. Today I drove it to my sons school. When leaving I started it up and notice that my fault lights were lit up again. Additionally it would not shift pass 1st gear, the gear selected indicator was not on, the speedometer, rpm were not working. Is anyone else had issues like this and if so what was to end point fix that actually worked. The service station is definitely trying to help and are currently working with me on the bills. But I thought I would try to help them with idea's.
#726 of 768 Re: 2010 Silverado Computer Issues [ironranger36]
by johnsaved
Jul 04, 2012 (5:10 pm)
It sounds like your truck is doing weird electrical things like my was. For me, it turned out that a main grounding point on the frame had come loose and was sending fluctuating voltages to the ECM's. If you haven't noticed already, for some stupid reason GM weather coats their frames with some sort of wax junk. My guess is that they come to the factory already waxed and then the assembly begins. My frame is a rusty mess due to water and ice getting between the wax and the steel frame in the winter. Then it freezes and the wax literally comes off in sheets, leaving large sections of steel unprotected. It looked like the ground points on the frame were never scraped down to bare metal before the wires were connected and when the water got behind the wax and froze, the ice pushed the wires out just enough to make the connections loose. The most noticeably loose ground was the one on the outside of the frame directly under the drivers door. It is just behind the front tire and get a direct hit from the road spray. My guess it is a loose ground. Good Luck!
#727 of 768 Re: 2010 Silverado Computer Issues [ironranger36]
by gmcustsvc
Jul 05, 2012 (11:28 am)
ironranger36,
Thank you for taking the time to post your experience and concerns. Can you please email me directly with your VIN, current mileage, involved dealer, a brief description of your concerns (or a link to your post), and complete contact information? I would like to look into this further for you.
Christina
GM Customer Service
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#728 of 768 Re: Silverado Gauges, warning lights, radio, power window malfunction [thomaskray]
by zars210
Aug 11, 2012 (12:31 pm)
I am currently having the same problem with my 2007 Sierra Classic. I am wondering if anyone can help pin point which ground wire could be causing it. I have already replaced my ignition switch which didn't help. Thanks.
#729 of 768 Re: GMC airbag deployment [labeldt]
by lisaholbern
Aug 29, 2012 (8:49 pm)
I had to get a lemon law lawyer to get General Motors to take back the lemon they sold me and I purchased a Ford.
#730 of 768 Re: GMC airbag deployment [labeldt]
by lisaholbern
Aug 29, 2012 (9:03 pm)
General Motors sent a rep from their esis(?) department, after he plugged in to the computer of the truck he said, that when the truck gets a little chatter -like driving on a bumpy road- the computer tellls the truck that it is rolling over causing the air bags to deploy. HORRIBLE COMPANY it took an electrical fire, 2 air bag deployments, a lemon law lawyer and 7 months before they would take back a truck they knew was defective.