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We've logged fuel use for 4K miles on a 4800 (gas). Range is 15-17. Dunno about diesel.
Thank you!
It looks like the GMC vans must have a problem with water getting into the lower socket since there a number of people posting with the same problem.
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jim
CANADA :confuse:
(I know your post is almost a year old But I am hoping that you still read the forum every once in a while)
I have the chance to get a 2000 Express Cargo van with very low miles 50,000.... Original owner. Custom Ordered it..
Excellent condition ( Picture viewing only) It has a great package on it. ( 7.4Ltr. 454 engine and Limited Slip rear end, Chrome package and added heater in rear area etc.)
Problem is, Out of state vehicle and I am not able to see it
direct.. I am considering on having the seller take it to the closest Chev.Dealership for a complete check up..
Vin # checks out.. Additional pictures on the way ( close ups etc.)
Also: This will have to be shipped. Anyone know of a real dependable Shipper?? Can't get one of these in my area and I really like the look of it!!! Within the US....
Suggestions would REALLY be great!!!!
I would recommend going to a shop to have a business that specializes in add seats put in another seat because it is less hassle than dealing with a seat supplier and then trying to find somone that that will mount the seat in for you, unless you can install the seat yourself. The mounting is really not that hard but you have to have the correct tools. Scrap yards rarely have the entire parts for installing all of the seat and pulling the correct parts of a junk yard van may be more work than installing it. You might be lucky to find a seat at a junk yard but then you will need to get the rails that the seat mounts into. Buying new seat belts are common to find on the internet.
I am putting in my own 4 seater bench seat in my Express 135" wheelbase passenger van. I have done some automotive customization before so for me it is easer than paying some one else to install it. I am saving over $500 by installing the seat myself but I am also taking more time.
Anyway have any suggestions?
Thanks!
-- Ashton
Some domestics and all Canadian models are quiped with Daytime Running Lihts (DRL) . The DRL system illuminates the head lights whenever the engine isrunning and the parking break is disengaged. The DRL system provides reduced power to the headlights so that they wont be to bright for daytime use and it prolognes the headlight bulbs service life. It does this by modulating the pulse -widthof the power of the headlights. The duration and interval of these power power pulses is determined by the drl control module.which is located on the left knee bolster mounting bracket.to the left of the steering column.if your vehicle is equipped with drl,and if there seems to be a problem with it have it serviced by a dealer hope this works for you GOD BLESS YOU :shades:
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pepper4
pepper4
Also, the dashboard lights have gone out three times - twice under warrenty the dealer fixed them but the warrenty is up and I'd like to fix it myself if possible.
Thanks!
Does somebody know how reliable are the 1500 Savanas with the V6 4.3 liter engines? How much trouble, let's say in 100,000 - 150,000 miles ?
I plan to buy such a vehicle, customized as a Class-B RV. Installing the cabinets, sink, electrical, fiberglass roof, beds (one in the van, and one in the roof), etc, is pretty expensive. The roof raises like in those old VW Camper Vans.
The price jumps up by about 40%. Is the GM van worth it (reliability wise), or I am wasting my money ? This toy is a lot pricier than a tent trailer !
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The 1500 series become 83 inches tall, which is exactly at the limit of my garage door. I just ordered the 5.3 liter V8 (optional on 1500 series).
I plan to keep the van for the next 20 years, that's why I want to store it in my garage during the winter. I estimated about 5,000 miles per year of vacation and weekends. In 20 years that gives 100,000 miles.
It's amazing that the V8 is not thirstier than the V6 !
oh by the way, they want around $15k for it.
Under Tech, you'll be able to fing anithing you wanna know about wheels & tires.
In this case, you go to "Tire Size Calculator",
enter your stock tire size, then enter whatever size you gonna be changing, then hit "Compare Tire Sizes".
It will tell you whether the size too big or too small ...and There you go ...
You can also play around with "Options" to see the different in width of the tires.
Have fun !!!
The reason i asked was someone keep either back-in or hit my front bumper where the license plate is in parking lot. I claimed insurance once, & i don't wanna claim the second time, or they may think i'm cheating on them !! :sick:
I figure you guys/gals here are the best people to ask ... So can it be done (i.e. same track ect)?
Thanks a bunch!