Why does my GMC 99 suburban not start?
Why does my GMC 99 suburban not start?
I have a 99 suburban that will occationally not start due to the factory security system. The dealership said they’ll need to replace the ignition switch, key, and a couple of other things (not the security module though according to the computer) to make it work.
How to permanently disable and remove GM security systems?
GM Security Systems are killing cars all over North America and the only final solution is to disable and remove them permanently. This is what NEWROCKIES Inc is all about.
Why is there no security light on my GMC Truck?
The dealership said they’ll need to replace the ignition switch, key, and a couple of other things (not the security module though according to the computer) to make it work. Although, the tech told me is is most likely a bad connection or key… I used my spare key for 3 days with no security light on the dash popping up, but it did today.
Where is the factory security bypass on a GMC Truck?
Got it home, found loose connection at the three wires, above key. Took each wire, out of plastic block, slightly pinch the metal strip, closer, and fixed problem. Did you find the recommended reading relevant to this discussion?
GM Security Systems are killing cars all over North America and the only final solution is to disable and remove them permanently. This is what NEWROCKIES Inc is all about.
How do you disconnect a GMC water hose?
The small plastic tool folds around the backside of the tube, and is slid into the connector until the fingers are released. Then the connector simply slides off the pipe. Much like a fuel line disconnect, the water hose tool is two half-moons with tabs that slide in behind the connector.
When to replace plastic heater hose connectors in GMC?
Replacing GM plastic heater hose connectors is often an emergency situation, where the hose has broken on the side of the road. It is not a bad idea to preemptively attack this problem and replace them before one breaks and leaves you stranded.
