1985 Chevrolet C2500 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
How do i remove the nut to remove hub
use an impact or use a braker bar and get someone to hold the brake on for you or put a screw drive in the holes in the roter to keep it from turning .
The passenger rear hub,,i have removed the 8 bolts
You need to use a socket, but first you have to bend the tabs of the lock collar away from the first nut. There are two of them in there. Don't forget to put the lock collar back in when you put it back together.It's necessary.
You can probably borrow the socket from a truck repair mechanic or machine shop, or you may be able to get it from a place like Autozone. Try to borrow or rent it if you can, it's not cheap.
Distributor and timing
Remove your #1 cylinder spark plug, then put a screwdriver into the hole and manually turn the engine until the piston comes to the top of the cylinder. From there, point the rotor of the distributor to the #1 spark plug wire (you may again may have to turn the oil pump drive shaft). From there, your engine should start, and you can adjust your timing properly.
6 months ago driving on
P0700 juist means that the transmission has had a fault occur and the then a fault code was set for that fault, the P1711 is the actual fault. Read about this fault code at the link, there is a bulletin on this for the faults.
I have a 05 duramax
it really doesn't matter--- what broke it is repaireable
take it to an accredited diesel repair shop as they may have an explanation as to why the clip failed and have a modified unit to carry out the repair
contact the service dealer and ask if there is a service bulletin or recall current on the failure
Fuel injectors not working
check them with a noid light, if the light blinks then the ecu is good, also check the wiring harness to the injectors.
Tps sensor
chec idle contol motor 1st-may be worn or dirty--to be certain do a scan or data stream with pro gear from a shop-not a dealer--u dont want to replace parts by guessin-----getta haynes manual for repair details
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