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6.0 Engine Saga, 1999 2500 Silverado


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after doing those maintenance items (coil, plugs, wires, aircleaner, Seafoam) and driving for a couple of weeks, the problem didn't go away. Took it to another shop and got a completely different diagnosis.

 

Here's the deal:

 

The EVAC problem caused water to get into the gas. Need to get EVAC & hose replaced, tank drained, and fuel rail flushed. Then examine TPS, and heater sensor. Fix & replace if required. Apparently Chevy had it covered in a service bulletin related to the fault codes.

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