1998 Chevrolet C2500 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues


Check the hot wire going to/at the distributor .. a number of these were crimped on the wires insulation/casing and not on the wire itself,,, it makes intermittent connection.
..This is hard to diagnose,, your symptoms are exactly what this causes... Good luck...

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Jul 04, 2017 | 103 views


Sounds like ignition module has failed or there is no power to the distributor.

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Oct 13, 2014 | 32 views


There are some connectors behind your steering wheel that may be messed up. My 1999 chevy s10 had a dysfunctional horn I had to remove the airbag from the steering wheel to access the wiring harness to the horn and i had a broken wire that caused the horn not to work I replaced that and problem solved. Also Your actual horn is usually located in your front bumper and that may be damaged if it is replacing it will fix the problem. Hope this helps good luck

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Oct 06, 2014 | 178 views


Give system voltage to the two shift solenoids. This will put the trans in 1st. The lever has to be in drive.

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Mar 25, 2014 | 60 views


you shouldn't have lost power if anything you should have lost spark make sure your battery is still hooked up maybe even charge it something sounds funny about that without seeing hard to diagnose though

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Feb 08, 2014 | 27 views


first 40nm, second time,60nm,and last step, 90degrees ,

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Dec 21, 2013 | 418 views


if you just put a head gasket on there it came with torque specs most do.. if not call the parts store..

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Dec 21, 2013 | 277 views


You could always call a <a href="http://www.norrismechanical.com/hvac/">heating and ac company</a>. That could help.

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Sep 18, 2013 | 215 views


Hi Mike, Replace the seals or the unit. Regards John

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Oct 18, 2012 | 40 views


That is normal to a degree. When a booster fails, the pedal is very hard to push and the engine can have a vac leak.

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Sep 24, 2012 | 22 views


the steering wheel must be removed there is a pin to remove the tumbler.

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Sep 19, 2012 | 1,180 views


if it is a sbc 350 it is in drivers side head with a green wire going to it

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Feb 29, 2012 | 89 views


1 & 2

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Jul 11, 2011 | 128 views


I plain site on almost all vehicles,
on the Federal Emissions Label
under ther hood or on the radiator
support

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Jun 29, 2011 | 25 views


There is a sequence of tightening the head bolts in a specific order in 2 passes, the preferred method is to tighten all bolts to 22 ft lbs, then add 75 degrees turn to long bolts, 65 degrees to medium bolts, and 55 degrees to short bolts. If you need the picture go to a library and use alldata to print it out.

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Mar 26, 2011 | 84 views


sounds like a oxygen sensor may have gone bad....causing bad readings to computer...run code reader check at auto parts store for free

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Mar 03, 2011 | 38 views


on the side of the 88 transfer case is a inspection bolt 15/16 by the front drive shaft if it is a new process 205 case. remove cap bolt and fill till lube comes out and its full

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Feb 25, 2011 | 163 views


This is usually caused by a bad valve or a bent pushrod. Either way at least one of the exhaust valves is not seating properly. You could pull the valve covers, remove the rocker arms, and pull each pushrod and check them one by one for straightness to eliminate the easy fix, but if you don't find a bent one you will have to pull the heads to check the valves. Personally I would pull the heads anyway and inspect them because a bent pushrod could be a symptom of a bigger problem.

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Feb 17, 2011 | 98 views


Only way the rockers won't move is if the cam isn't turning. Only way that can happen is if the timing chain isn't turning it. Go back inside and find out why.

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Feb 06, 2011 | 84 views


Sticking of the throttle linkage. Also check the idle speed, it may be adjusted incorrectly. It may also be that the valve clearance is adjusted incorrectly.

1998 Chevrolet... | Answered on Dec 26, 2010 | 56 views

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