2004 chevrolet silverado manual transmission




















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Contact the webmaster. Shopping Cart: Items. Contact Us. Order Tracking. Location: Unknown. Verify Your Part Expand. Select Part Select Make Select Model These trucks are getting older, and it is hitting the point that your Silverado may be having transmission problems. The Silverado was a carryover from the model year. It is necessary to determine what kind of transmission is in the truck. The easiest and quickest way to go about determining this is by RPO codes.

The RPO codes are a list of production options that are printed and stuck in your truck;s inner glove compartment when it is manufactured. Most of the advice and information is applicable to the two automatic transmissions that came in almost all these trucks.

The NV is a lot simpler piece of machinery. Check Engine Light — Before doing any serious work, if you have a check engine soon light, go ahead and have it scanned to see what trouble codes it is throwing out. You might find the problem right there. AutoZone, or any other parts store will be able to help you with this for free.

No 1st and No Overdrive — When the truck has no overdrive and no first gear it is almost certainly in limp mode. Limp mode is designed to keep the transmission from hurting itself when it detects something is wrong.

That makes taking off much better on the transmission. In either first or second gear, the torque converter slips more than it normally would on a takeoff. Either the wiring harness has a short or the transmission fuse is blown.

We recommend starting there.. You might get lucky.



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