I replaced the lower hinge on my 2011 and I have the same issue. It's a door alignment issue that I will deal with once the LA riots stop and life gets back to normal.
The cel is not on I will double check the battery voltage when I get home. I will also pull the connector and clean everything, reinstall it, clear codes and see if they return
so yesterday I was doing some PM on my 2011 Tahoe and decided to run a test on all of the modules with my bi-direction scanner. A few codes came up but the most concerning for me were in the Fuel Pressure Control Module. (FPCM) The reason that these are concerning for me is I explore some very...
***Final Update*** So, as I mentioned in update #2, I replaced the aftermarket Denso 234-4668, "Upstream" O2 sensors with "Genuine GM #12583804 O2 sensors and for the past month I have not had the P219A code show up. As stated in the attachment in post#18, apparently my Tahoe is sensitive to...
Your Tahoe was built on April 2011, you should have the new valve cover however, the only sure way to know is that you need to remove the driver side cover and look at it.
I too have a 2011, built in November 2010 and it DID NOT have the updated valve cover. I replaced the cover and now I have no more oil loss as I did before.
My 2011 former Border Patrol Tahoe has approximately 133000 miles and over 7000 engine hours on the clock. Unfortunately, I do not have any service records and I have no idea if the fuel pump was ever replaced. My question is would you replace the pump as a PM item?
Not a chevy but my wife's VW Jetta needs new front brakes, and the dealer quoted me over $700. 00.. Rockauto has pads and rotors for $90.00 for both right and left needless to say I'll be doing a break job myself.
On the P219 code I have checked and double checked everything and can't seem to find anything. The P442, (Evaporative Emission (EVAP) System Small Leak Detected) which just popped up should be a fairly easy fix once I get my smoke machine hooked up.
i went back to my stock intake and changed out my aftermarket Denso O2 sensors for OEM GM O2's. I do have a P0442 I just haven't had the time to put my smoke machine on it yet. Hense my question for a p442 is listed as one of the DTC that would disrupt the process od setting a P219a I'm...
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