That's actually how you can tell it's not an American car
I've got 225k on my 2000 GMC pickup; still a nice truck.
I've got 225k on my 2000 GMC pickup; still a nice truck.
I was actually just joshing based on the previous comment about it being a non-American car.
But there is always this...
http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/R...ke=GMC&model=Sierra 1500&trimid=92075#VIP_TAB
Flux capacitor.
I was actually just joshing based on the previous comment about it being a non-American car.
But there is always this...
http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/R...ke=GMC&model=Sierra 1500&trimid=92075#VIP_TAB
Mine does have a problem with the fuel level sensor mentioned on that list, and a couple of other minor annoyances, but all in all it's been a really good vehicle.
If you're just using a code scanner, it might not read all of the error codes. See if you can find an independent shop with a diagnostic system where they can read the computer. One of the shops here in Muskogee charges $35 for that. Others charge $75 or so.
Ok, I think we got it figured out. The alternator I bought was bad! We took it off the vehicle and had it tested at the store and it failed. They exchanged it and once installed I haven't had any issues while driving tonight! Hopefully I won't have any more issues.
Google your thread title and i bet you find your answer.
EDIT: never mind
EDIT: never mind
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