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I have a strange problem with my 2014 Sierra SLT 1500. Randomly the doors will self-lock and the mirrors will fold. This will happen even while driving down the road. I will unfold the mirrors and they will refold in a couple seconds. After 3-4 times, it will quit. It is disconcerting because it can self-lock even while idling in the driveway. I have to use Onstar to unlock my truck. But I have to be quick and yank the door open instantly or it will self-lock again in about 1 second. Has anyone else experienced this problem?
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I'm not sure how if I'm checking it right. No power to my breaks in rear or any lights in the back headlights works fine..maybe my brake light swith is bad I've checked it with my probe light maybe I'm doing it right.sry I'm about 70% mechanically inclined ..need some help..thanks
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After recently swapping out my alternator, my truck lights are slightly dimming repeatedly. It's especially noticeable when I turn on the dome lights. Is it a grounding issue? The alternator doesn't physically touch the metallic base at all, but seems to be grounded only via the two bolts that hold it up and in it's right place. Should I take it off and sand any metal that connects from the bolts to the alternator?
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Intermittent Door Lock Cycling, Chime Operation Wont stop, Rear Access Open and Battery Drain issues. Do you guys have any fix for this? I just change new battery and its still doing the same thing! here is a video of it -
99 Silverado with 220k miles with low coolant light turning on after 30mins drive typically. First tried cleaning reservoir because the sensor is built in, but did not help. Then bought new reservoir that includes sensor and that didn't help either. The reservoir is correctly filled to FULL mark and always is. Oil change just done by me and isn't milky so there's no coolant mixing in. Last coolant flush was at 170k with the pink stuff so I'm good there too. Is there another sensor n the radiator maybe? Or could this just be a grounding issue? Thanks for any advice.
