i accidently kept my 2010 burb z71 in 4wd high after leaving boat ramp and drove 30minutes home. ussually i can tell its in 4wd when turning but i didnt notice anything while towing. then a week later the rearend is locking up and making a loud sound when unlocking. my shop says it needs...
wow, i have the lc9 with afm, but the best i have done on extended trip is 18mpg! doesnt matter if i go 70 or 80. most of the time its 16-17 mpg.
whats the secret??
your right, its 9 yrs old, 160k and theres alot of pivot points in the steering linkage and rack. i just cant verify it and its too expensive to start changing it out without proof.
so i replaced original equip ranchos with leveling kit with bilstein 5100 on front adjusted at top to to level it out. and monroe ma830 air adjusts on rear for my boat towing. also replace ball joints with moog 6541
so, i am a little dissapointed that i dont have the perfect ride yet. it is...
thanks, so it seems like it is ussually at each door switch? i figured it was a bad lockout switch. i will probably pull the drivers console out and bypass the lockout switch first to be sure it is at the door.
thanks
i heard its common for the driver side button console to go bad, but if i dont want the window lockout feature can i just clip a wire to disable it and then the windows will work independently?
i really didnt care too much about the rear video when i bought my 2010 suburban, but now that i know it doesnt work, i just want to know if its common. i can hear the sound from a dvd but no picture on the rear screen. if i put it in park it does play on the navi screen tho. just a bad screen?
just did mine on my 2010. do it with engine cold in the morning. i found it hard to remove wire so i bought special curved needle nose plyers and reached thru wheel well over top of tire to pull it off. then just kept trying different lengths of extensions and my ujoint adapter. the pass side of...
ok, had shop install new cable. hopefully that was the problem. i have noticed something tho. i seldom pay much attention to the battery gauge, i have never thought they were accurate or useful,just something taking up space. but, before cable replacement it always read over the 14volt mark...
i have ordered a new one, but i have looked at it and i dont know how i can get to the mounting location of the one ground that runs to the front w/o removing some stuff. its tight to just get my hand in there. why does it have 3 grounds coming off of it anyway?
strange tho that i had the 3...
thanks yall. connections are all clean and tight, but wouldnt hurt to disconnect other end and wire brush it. its odd that when the truck is dead the negative terminal is hot. my mechanic says he thinks it can only be caused by a short somewhere on the positive side. unless the cable itself is...
a month or so ago i experienced a dead truck and realized the negative cable was loose, no problems for since until yesterday same thing. i wiggle the cable a little while hitting the key fob and power is restored. so do you think the loose cable situation compromised the cable over time?
so, i...
i previously drove an 02 yukon xl 2wd for 10 yrs from btwn 65k and 202k miles and on long trips i still only got 14-16mpg overall. maybe it got better than that 1 direction but probably lower coming back. mine had a 3.73 rear. i currently have a 2010 burban 4wd with 6speed, cylinder...
since yall are talkin gas mileage, i am a little dissapointed with my '10 z71 burbs gas mileage. i got 16mpg on a mostly interstate 180 mile trip running 75mph. my previous '02 would always get 14-16 with the old 4speed. but i had to do the math to figure it every once in while, since no...
I HAVE A 2010 Z71 BUT NO NAVI DISK. SHOULD I JUST GET A 2010 EBAY COPY OR DOES IT MATTER WHAT YEAR IT IS? (WILL A 2014 DISK WORK?)
ALSO , DOES THE NAVI GIVE YOU REAL TIME STREET INFO W/O ENTERING A DESTINATION LIKE MY STAND ALONE GARMIN?
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