I put a winter front on my 2017 with the 4.3 V6. I to thought the grill shutters weren't working
but now I think they are. Just too cold out and maybe a weak thermostat.
Runs hot now in the winter and lots of heat here is Canada.
Jim
2017 Silverado.
On my 2017 4.3 the condenser was leaking. Had to get a new one.
Few hundred bucks and all is well. Easy to change out the condenser but have to bring it in to recharge.
The guy I use is fairly cheap so he did the whole thing. I can't be bothered as I am at a place in my life where I can afford to bring it in. lol
Jim
CYWG
Well the condenser went on my 2011 5.3 Sierra. Using 30% exchange rate the total was about 510 US bucks. 660 Canadian.
Remember this is Canada, things cost more.
Not much you can do about it but pay the piper.
Jim
2011 Sierra 5.3. Was wondering if anyone knows the weight on the front tires and the weight on the back tires.
Should be more on the front then the back because of the engine.
Thanks
Jim
My last 14 GMC 4.3 I pulled the transmission line at the rad and did the same as you. One thing on that truck was the trans fluid went from the bottom of the rad to the top then out. Found that strange but maybe so the fluid doesn't get cold. Anyways on my 2017 4.3 I am not sure which way the fluid pumps. I guess I will find out.
Thanks
Jim
So KARNUT, you basically suctioned out as much of the transmission fluid you could through the dipstick pipe and filled the transmission back up. Did this again after driving around to mix it all up feel you got most of it out. I guess you could do this three times if you wanted. Just wondering as I might try this myself.
Jim
I had this happen in an older Pontiac Sunfire, When I opened up the wires between the body and the door they were all in a state of disrepair. Some were broken some were just cracked and getting ready to break.
Good luck
Jim