2004 Chevrolet TrailBlazer "taking black cover" Questions

black box above the valve cover. Reposition the 90 rubber hose back on to the valve cover and recheck it. A hissing noise with the engine running is a good indication that the engine has a vacuum leak

cover off, it's a little black box directly under the column. Cover is a little tricky if you've never done it. Top part is held on by a tiny torx screw on the right hand side. Turn your head sideways

black round rubber cover about 3" in diameter, just pull it off), disconnect the plug on the bulb, turn the bulb a 1/8 turn and pull it out. Then reverse the process for assembly. ***NOTE***If you are

...the back seat on the driver's side. take black cover off the fuse box panel and look at the fuse location on the fuse map. It's all there. The seats just flip up. Good luck let me know how you make ...

...cover off the steering column, it's a black rectangular piece just to the left and down from the key switch. It is held in there by 2 springs, push these two springs in and the ignition switch will ...

...cover for the light you wish to change. Twist bulb 1/2 turn to remove. Use gloves so your hands don't touch to bulb. Do not remove the bumper!!! Behind the headlight there is a black rubber boot that ...

where is the tccm located on a 2005 suburban? The TCCM is on the driver side behind the dash...right behind the the light swith. The easiest access is to take the dash off that covers the light switch

...black box under dash. There is one bolt hard to get at, but with a small ratchet it can be done easily. pull cove off and there will be the core. One or 2 bolts takes it out. When you put heater box ...

...cover that goes from the left to right over the headlight bracket, radiator, etc. It has 4 plastic pop retainers and 2 sheet metal screws. Remove the grill center bar that passes in front of both ...

...black right angled pieces of metal. The one towards the engine side is easily found, but the outer one is under the metal fender and little harder to locate. Take a long flat screw driver and pry up ...