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the problem is a mechanical issue with the crank position sensor. air gap, broken /fallen off or dirt/ rotor damage. For the abs problem check all the wires at the wheels and check for rotor damage.
Dear friend. This issues appears when we have a fuel pump problem. I had the same issue. When the fuel pump pressure is low, the eletronic injection control send a sign for EPC control to blink the engine ligth. With rpm hight you increase the pressure automtic due to hight rotation motor applied on the fuel pump. To solve it, change the fuel pump, check if you have any hose blocked with dirt and so on. Afterthat verify the eletronic injectors nozzles and the timing belt position.
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Check the antifreeze in the radiator and expansion bottle. Suspect that the fluid level is quite low. Use a 50:50 solution to top up. Check the engine, radiator, and all coolant hoses for signs of leakage. Check the condition of the radiator pressure cap--if the seals are swollen or broken--replace it. Hope this helps!
CHECK OIL LEVEL.LET VECHICLE SET FOR 20 MINUTES.TO ALLOW OIL FROM THE CYLINDER HEADS DRAIN BACK DOWN TO THE OIL PAN.CHECK OIL LEVEL ON DIP STICK.SHOULD BE ON THE FULL MARK.IF OIL LEVEL OKAY.DO A OIL AND OIL FILTER CHANGE IF OIL HAS NOT BEEN CHANGED IN A LONG WHILE.IF ALL IS GOOD CHECK OIL PRESSURE SHOULD BE 15 PSI@1100 RPM.IF NOT OIL PUMP WORN OR HAVE WORN INTERNAL GEARS OR FAULTY PRESSURE REGULATOR. IF OIL PRESSURE OKAY.THE OIL PRESSURE SENDING UNIT COULD BE FAULTY.
The gauge assembly on certain GM trucks were recalled. I believe 2004 - 2006, but could be more. Check with your dealer to see if your vehicle qualifies for the replacement. As to the transmission being stuck in first gear, that is an entirely different problem and could be as simple as low transmission fluid or as complex as needing a transmission rebuild. Check the fluid level and also check for a milky appearance in the fluid on the dipstick.
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