Below is all the Chevy and GM 1.8L engine sensor location, firing order and cylinder location. All information has been verified with several automotive manuals, but if you see any error below let us know in the comments section. The engine coolant sensors is not listed below since it can vary by year how many… Read More »
If you have a GMC Acadia with a P0496 error code, the onboard computer (ECM/PCM) is seeing a problem with the EVAP system. A GMC P0449 OBDII error code is listed as “Evaporative Emission (EVAP) System Flow During Non-Purge.” Common causes include a bad gas cap that is not sealing or failed purge valve. Causes… Read More »
GM Chevy 3.1L V6 Engine Mounted Sideways Firing Order Diagram GM Chevy 3.1L V6 Engine Mounted Forward Firing Order Diagram The GM Chevy 3.1L is a popular V6 engine used in many GM and Chevy vehicles. It was introduced in 1988, and after several upgrades and variations, it is was last used in 2005 Whichever… Read More »
If you have a Chevy and GM vehicle that is displaying “Service Battery Charging System” on the dashboard, there can be several causes. Causes include a failed alternator, failed battery, sensor, and more. What is Service Battery Charging System? The onboard computer will display the “Service Battery Charging System” message on the dashboard when a… Read More »
If you have a GMC Acadia with a P0017 OBDII error code, there is a problem with the timing. An OBDII scan tool will give the error P0017 Crankshaft Position (CKP) – Exhaust Camshaft Position (CMP) Correlation Bank 1. Several failed components can cause a P0017 OBDII error code with the GMC Acadia, including sensors… Read More »