I have been fighting the heat coming on and off in my 96 Tahoe for months. It started with a cracked heater water valve which I replaced followed by a thermostat and finally the blend door actuator. From this post I gather that the vacuum to the heater valve exists to shut off the flow of hot...
So it was a shorted front axle actuator. It had been replaced by the PO at some point and used a non-OEM actuator. The wiring connector had been changed too. So it now has the right actuator and connector.
At this point I wonder if it's worth replacing the crank sensor and coil. I just turned over 280K miles. I recently put new dialectric grease on the ignition module but I'll check and clean grounds as well.
Same problem, different day.
So I have been driving the Tahoe every day for a week now and it has always started right up. Last night I parked it at 8pm and this morning it was back to doing the old "turn over fine and chug a bit" trick but not starting. Today it is snowing and so it is...
yes, it was wet with fuel. I did a compression check as well and have a couple of cylinder that are a bit lower than the others, about 20%. I also changed the plugs and snugged up all the air hoses and it started right up. It has been a while on these plugs or maybe the ECM dried out. I'll...
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I once again took out a plug to check spark and had the wife turn it over. It sparked but also looked wet around the base of the plug. I sprayed starting fluid down the throat but it still would not start although it chugs once or twice when I let off the key. It feels like the...
It seems that my 96 does not want to start after sitting a few days outside and humidity also seems to affect it. It cranks and cranks and occassionally has a little "bump" like it wants to start but doesn't. I have searched the posts and done everything I can think of. If I start it every...
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