Computer: Engine Control Unit. It regulates all the aspects related to the engine's proper functioning.
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Engine Control Unit. According to the values shown by different sensors, it estimates certain parameters such as the amount of air and fuel that need to be supplied, the amount of time needed to start the car, the pressure of the turbocharger, and any other key aspects to maximize its performance and efficiency with the least amount of contamination possible.
2014 1500 Silverado. The master power window controls in the drivers door only work for the drivers window. Child lock, door lock and unlock, and driver window works, but window lock doesn't, and neither do any of the other window controls. All the other windows work when controlled by their own controls, but when using the driver door controls, even the OBD II scanner doesn't even detect an input, let alone move the windows. We replaced the controls, only to have the exact same issue. Fuses all seem fine, and there are no codes that come up when scanned. We are truly stumped with this one.
Issue is in the door harness going to bcm pull back rubber boot on door pillar by squeezing the plastic retainer on top half and bottom half to release
Truck will drive and when stopped at light, engine turns off with some warning lights and loss of power. Will not restart or generate error code to trace. Truck then needs to sit for 60_90 minutes before starting. This is a major safety hazard. Chevy isn’t able to resolve.
After the dealership replaced the sending unit in the truck the gas gage started reading full or empty nothing in between and sometimes it will throw a check engine code. Would the be in the fuel pump or would that be a problem with the computer I’m really looking for a place to start. Is there a place that i could run a meter to see what the problem is before i start tarring into things?