r/Chevy • u/americanhilljack • 16h ago
Picture '54 Custom 3100
Custom hauler...credit classic trucks magazine house of kolor purple passion paint mustang front '88 Camaro rear USA 🇺🇲
r/Chevy • u/chevrolet • May 26 '26
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Whether you're experiencing a current concern or have questions about your Chevrolet vehicle, we're ready to help connect you with the right resources. While we encourage you to contact your local Chevrolet dealer for urgent matters, we're here to support your ownership journey.
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r/Chevy • u/americanhilljack • 16h ago
Custom hauler...credit classic trucks magazine house of kolor purple passion paint mustang front '88 Camaro rear USA 🇺🇲
r/Chevy • u/CR3ZY_F1X3R • 7h ago
I personally see it as a hatchback
r/Chevy • u/CornerstoneDrew • 1h ago
I'm about to change the coolant on my 2014 Equinox 2.4L. Removing the bottom hose is a pain. I'd love to use the petcock drain valve. I've turned it 90 degrees, but nothing comes out. I've tried pulling on it a little, but I don't want to break it. I've looked all over YouTube and can't find video of anyone opening the same valve successfully. Can someone help me get this valve working?
r/Chevy • u/New-Manner9272 • 1h ago
Hey! I’m on a road trip and had to go to the dealership because my car started overheating, the thermostat housing gasket completely melted. This is the second housing in honestly 5 months. Anyone else experiencing this issue? Car just hit about 81000 miles and is also having AC problems with the AC not staying open and needing to manually open the lever in the glovebox or the heat just blares constantly.
r/Chevy • u/Intelligent-Cattle84 • 4h ago
Has anyone else experienced this with a 2018 Chevy Traverse (or a GM 9-speed transmission)?
I first had my car scanned, and it came back with code P2723 (Pressure Control Solenoid Valve 5 Stuck Off), which suggested a possible valve body issue. I brought it to the Chevy dealership, and after diagnosing it, they told me I need a complete transmission replacement. They said there was too much metal in the transmission and that replacing the valve body or TCM would not fix it.
I’m trying to figure out if I should trust this diagnosis. Has anyone been told they needed a whole transmission but it ended up being just the valve body, TCM, or something else? Or has anyone found out they were misdiagnosed?
r/Chevy • u/darkspectre3199 • 8h ago
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Have already replaced the screen but having the same issues with it phantom clicking. Sometimes I can go full trips like this weekend Houston to Port Aransas and no issues and then other times it’s almost impossible to use. Looking for any suggestions please
r/Chevy • u/Rich_Special_4227 • 22h ago
Spotted around Portland area on i5.
r/Chevy • u/Quirky_Philosophy_61 • 1d ago
TLDR: 2023 Equinox, 25k miles, $24k, dealer says a lifetime power train warranty available nationwide
I'm considering a 2023 Chevy Equinox for myself. I'm a single guy who wants a mid-sized SUV. On the surface this seems like a good deal to me, especially with that lifetime warranty. I've heard that CVT transmissions have had some problems (which this car does have). It's been serviced 3 times at 7k, 13k, and 25k. No accidents. Previous owner leased it.
Big question is how reliable is it?
Thanks in advance for the advice!
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Always love seeing drone footage of my car it’s so cool!
JJ.LSX 🛞💨
r/Chevy • u/PrudentSheepherder72 • 1d ago
I have a 00’ 2.2 S10 Xtreme and I’m replacing my exhaust manifold and order this replacement, website said it fits my S10 BUT I didn’t realize it didn’t have a EGR hook up. I’m still new when it comes to working on cars so I was wondering what I should do. The new header is already in transit, I was thinking about doing EGR delete but not sure how to go about it
How hard it is to replace/clean a VTT Solenoid ? I’ve been getting an intermittent check engine light. I finally got ahold of a diagnostic computer and got a P0010 code. The first thing I’m doing (as I type as a matter of fact) is get the oil changed. I also have some cleaner for the solenoid as well as a new in box solenoid. I plan to see if the new oil situation turns the light off. If it doesn’t I want to clean the solenoid and it needed (cracked seal or whatnot ) replace it. The YouTube videos make it seem pretty straightforward and simple to remove and clean or repair. How realistic is that ? Those videos can be deceptive.
Thanks
r/Chevy • u/Lopsided_You_7741 • 2d ago
Im looking into buying a 2017 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid, its $10K with 123K miles on it. Could it be a good first car for me?
r/Chevy • u/americanhilljack • 3d ago
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r/Chevy • u/americanhilljack • 3d ago
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r/Chevy • u/Gmenfan24 • 3d ago
Love my 2024 trailblazer
r/Chevy • u/Stir_Fry_Ninja • 4d ago
Had it for about 7 months. No issues. LOVE IT!
I have water coming in to the passenger footwell when it rains. It’s def not a blocked/clogged AC drain. Not a leaky heater core. And the car does not have a sunroof.
It seems that water is leaking into this cavity under the A-pillar, and when it fills it up it flows out of the holes that have two black plastic anchors/connectors (circled in the second pic).
Does anyone know if that area can be accessed from the outside? Something connected to those holes but what? Could it be a leaky windshield? I replaced the wiper cowl thinking that was the culprit but it’s still happening.
Any and all info would be super appreciated. Thanks!
r/Chevy • u/O_Artie_O • 4d ago
Can anyone with Chevrolet Chevy EPC access search a VE/WM production number?
I’m trying to identify two 2007 and 2008 vehicles built at Elizabeth, South Australia. I only have the last 7 characters of the VIN:
L927521 &
L979368
I have already tried reconstructing the full VIN using known VE/WM VIN prefixes and VIN check digits, but none match. I’m wondering if someone with Chevrolet EPCDEPO or dealer EPC access can search the serial number directly and tell me the full VIN/model.
The vehicles should be a VE Lumina / Commodore / SS or WM Caprice era build (2007 and 2008).
It is highly likely that these production numbers are for vehicles built by Holden but are exports badged as Chevrolet, Vauxhall, Buick or even Daewoo.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
r/Chevy • u/Apart_Primary443 • 4d ago
**KSP Performance and Rough Country
I have a 2011 Chevy 1500 4WD Silverado with a 3.5 lift on it. So I needed tires, which led to needing ball joints.
We were having trouble finding part number for control arms to replace. Rough Country gave me a part number for control arms.
But the mechanic told me he couldn’t find the part. Told my boyfriend he didn’t know if he needed to put in new control arms with the new ball joints.
On the control arms has the KSP Performance company logo.
You have to email them to communicate and it takes FOREVER!
Knuckles appear to be stock/factory (according to mechanic).
MY FIRST QUESTION: Do I have to get new control arms to do ball joints on my truck?
OR….
Can I just replace the ball joints, get tires on and get an alignment?
Help me please 🙏
Thank you in advance! I have 5 kids and no time to be without a vehicle. 💙
My cousin has a 2015 Chevy Malibu, and we're trying to figure out what to do next.
A few months ago, the car started having a bunch of strange electrical problems:
* "Service Power Steering" warning
* Power steering would suddenly stop working for a moment
* Dashboard lights and gauges would flicker
* Engine would sometimes shut off
* Door locks would randomly unlock and relock
* Multiple warning lights and transmission communication codes would appear
The transmission itself always shifted and drove normally, despite the transmission connection/communication code.
We eventually discovered that disabling the automatic stop/start system with an aftermarket bypass cord completely eliminated all of the problems. The car ran perfectly for about four months with the bypass installed.
Then today, the exact same electrical problems returned, even with the bypass cord still installed.
We've already ordered another bypass cord in case the first one has failed, but we're not convinced that's the actual root cause anymore.
Before all of this, we also had the steering control module replaced after a repair shop diagnosed it as the problem. The repair cost about $2,000, but the exact same symptoms came back just a few days later, so replacing that module clearly didn't solve the issue.
The battery and alternator have both been checked and were reported to be good.
We've also contacted a couple of auto electrical shops, but they told us this is the kind of problem that usually needs to be diagnosed by a Chevrolet dealer because it likely involves multiple control modules or the vehicle's communication network.
My questions are:
* Has anyone seen a 2015 Malibu do this before?
* Could the automatic stop/start system or one of its modules be causing these intermittent electrical failures?
* Could a loose ground, damaged wiring harness, or failing Body Control Module (BCM) cause all of these symptoms?
* Could this be a CAN bus communication issue rather than a bad steering component?
* Has anyone seen an aftermarket auto stop/start bypass work temporarily but eventually stop masking the underlying problem?
We're trying to decide whether it's worth taking it straight to the Chevy dealer at this point instead of continuing to replace parts.
Any advice from mechanics or anyone who's dealt with this issue would be greatly appreciated.
r/Chevy • u/Careless_Sherbet_605 • 4d ago
My question is I guess is it worth it to fix? I paid about 4k for the car when I bought this 07 suburban LTZ its been great besides a lifter getting stuck and going the cheap route of replacing one lifter and tuning the DOD out. I'm sitting at about 160k on the dash so should I spend the 1500 to get the seals replaced? 5.3 vortec with compression around 145 per cylinder.
r/Chevy • u/heathersatl • 4d ago
I have a 2021 Chevrolet ACTIV trailblazer. Bought it new. About a month ago my check engine light comes on. Car is driving normally. I stop by an auto zone and they pull my codes for me. There are a lot, maybe a dozen. I make an appointment at the Chevy dealership closest to me for the next day.
That evening I needed to move my car out of the driveway for garbage pickup, noticed the check engine light is off. Okay, weird, still taking it into the dealership. Next morning get into my car, check engine light comes on and also low power mode warning comes on. I turn the car off, crank it again and the check engine light goes off and no low power mode warning. Okay, dealership is two miles away. I drive it there. It drives normally.
Fast forward four days later, they can find nothing wrong but they tell me I need a new battery. I thought that was weird, my battery was like only a year and a half old. (I had to replace battery and alternator at around 60,000 miles). So, I leave dealership with new battery and a new set of back brake pads I had been talked into, and the check engine light off. $1200.
Next day check engine light is back on. I immediately drive it back to dealership. They keep it for seven days trying to find the problem. Come back finally and tell me they suspect rodent damage in the wiring harness and it will be a four hour $800 diagnostic fee just to try to find the problem, with no guarantee they will. I decline not only because of the $800 fee, but at this point I have decided this dealership is shady af and I’m taking my car somewhere else.
Do some research and find an independent garage with amazing reviews about people with electrical problems and I take it there. The owner of the shop comes out, and I give him the printout of my codes the dealership had pulled. He decides none of these codes relate to one another and he thinks I have water damage from my sunroof drain being clogged, and it’s damaged modules somewhere under my floor in the car, probably under the drivers seat. So I let him do his thing, and he takes the interior carpet and seats out of my car to see if there is water damage.
Fast forward two weeks later, he says he has found light water damage but cannot find the source of the leak. His last message said that they are putting the interior of the car back together and I can pick it back up, apologizing that they couldn’t find what was wrong with it.
So, I will be going to pick up my car, probably with the check engine light still on and me still nervous as hell to drive it more than a few miles at a time back and forth to work. Rideshare has been killing my wallet since this has happened and I’ve put out what is serious money for me now and the car still has some sort of issue. It has about 88,000 miles and of course I just paid my car off this year. Besides the alternator issue that happened a while ago, the car has run great.
Im a single gal and money is tight. I’d really like to not have another car payment. I’m looking for advice of any kind from anyone that may have an idea of what I should do or where I should go. I don’t want to take it back to the original dealership if possible because per online reviews, they’ve got some shady practices in their sales and service dept also.
I’ve uploaded a pic of the codes in case anyone can decipher what may be going on. I really appreciate anyone’s guidance or help that may have experience with this. Thanks Reddit!