Will the online dealerships do the taxes? They’re way cheaper than my local dealer.
Wonder if they'll ship while the union is on strike?
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Will the online dealerships do the taxes? They’re way cheaper than my local dealer.
I don’t think the dealerships are union. It’s just the people building the vehicles that are UAW.Wonder if they'll ship while the union is on strike?
The GM part is" Genuine GM 12601822 Knock Sensor Wire" but did you use genuine AC Delco sensors? It's usually aftermarket sensors that go bad quickly. Plugs and wires can make a huge difference depending on what yours look like. And a bad O2 sensor can also have a huge impact on performance since the computer uses them to determine fuel ratios. You also might have a plugged cat to go with the o2 sensor, I'd have a shop check them.Hey guys, it's been a while since I've been here, quick question.
My CEL light is still on for the knock sensor and now an 02 sensor.
My question is does anyone know a place to get a good knocn sensor harness I got a cheaper one so I'm sure that's my issue.
Also how big of a difference does new plugs and wires make on performance? My truck is pretty sluggish off the line and it's really frustrating especially since it's a denali with the 6.0l. It only has many 120-130k on it. Or do you guys think I'm over looking something else.
I've cleaned the throttle body, injectors, replaced the o rings, new tb gasket, valley pan gasket, intake manifold has been cleaned and new gaskets. I'm also thinking maybe the fact that the muffler rattles maybe theres a lot of back pressure that's slowing me down since it sounds like the internals of the muffler have rusted off and it may be clogged? Idk if that's a thing
Also I'm getting a new exhaust put on in the next couple months. Just gotta get a few more detail checks lol
The GM part is" Genuine GM 12601822 Knock Sensor Wire" but did you use genuine AC Delco sensors? It's usually aftermarket sensors that go bad quickly. Plugs and wires can make a huge difference depending on what yours look like. And a bad O2 sensor can also have a huge impact on performance since the computer uses them to determine fuel ratios. You also might have a plugged cat to go with the o2 sensor, I'd have a shop check them.
Are you sure you’re hearing the muffler making noise, and not the cats?
Try banging on it with a rubber mallet when it's off. You should be able to narrow it down.Nope but when I get under the truck the rattling comes is loudest when I'm near the muffler
Try banging on it with a rubber mallet when it's off. You should be able to narrow it down.