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7.3
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $620
- Average Mileage:
- 106,700 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 9 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (5 reports)
- replace knock sensor (2 reports)
- change 1-2 solenoid (1 reports)
- repair/ground wiring (1 reports)
engine problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
My 2003 Silverado "Check Engine" light came on while driving it on the 24th of April. So I was going to get me a new battery and started to go to Walmart to get another one when a message I never saw before. It had "REDUCE ENGINE POWER" I was not about to stop till I got it home. It would barely run 30 miles per hour.
After I got it home I thought for about 18 hours on it and prayed for an answer on how to fix it. I remember that I had a Dodge one ton years ago and the gauges went wild and it was a loose ground wire, so I checked my ground wire and it seemed ok.. but I added another one from the engine to the body and went in side and started it. YEA! IT RAN GREAT AND NOW I CAN DRIVE IT AND IT DON'T POWER OUT ON ME.
SOOO all of you guys that have a lot of codes (like I had) and an a "REDUCE ENGINE POWER" light that comes on, please give it a try, make sure the wire is long enough that when the engine moves that there is enough wire that it will not come undone!
Happy wiring;)
Update from Apr 27, 2018: I FIXED IT, SIMPLE FIX. After studying it out for a while, I remembered that some years ago I had a Dodge p/u and the gauge's went wild just like my Chevy. It was all messed up, so I looked under the hood (on the Dodge) and I found the ground wire broken, so I fixed it and it was all I needed (on the Dodge) so I made another ground wire for my Chevy and hooked it to my fire wall and to a good spot on my engine (on the Chevy) and it FIXED IT
Update from Jul 26, 2018: Ok, my engine ran for a couple of days and then it completely quit, no fire no gas the engine will turn over but it will not start and after I try to start it again it won’t even make a noise until I turn the key off for about 30 to 60 seconds then it will turn over but again it will not start. I put a new battery in it about a week before it started to act up, please anyone please help
- Charles S., Terlton, US