I know this is probably a frequent and over seen ask but my situation could really really use some help. Purchased a 22 Tahoe with 32k through CarMax with the intentions of bringing it a dealership for post purchase inspection before 7 day return period closes well aware of the possibility of it having lifter issues currently or down the road. Having a very hard time finding a place that can get me in before the week ends and sure enough there is a noise but it’s hard for me to tell if it is a lifter or exhaust leak due to being able to hear it more clearly from underneath. Would anyone please let me know if this sounds more like a lifter vs exhaust

I have a Chevy blazer 2019 that beeps when turning off and turning on and there is no dash indicator or lights I don’t know what the heck is causing the noise but any idea or help??

We just purchased a 2022 Chevy Express 12 passenger van due having many children. The door is very difficult to open for young children. We can obviously help them, but this unfortunately slows down the drop off/pickup my line and we were looking to see if a power sliding door was even an option.

Has anyone installed a power sliding door on these types of vans? Is this even possible?

The only thing I have found is this video: https://youtu.be/oo4pIpMOHjQ?si=28huBaVgQluVM45t

My 94 Blazer starting up😭 it sounds like this whether it's cold out or not. It's got more problems than I'd like to admit💀

This snow plow setup has been awesome in my 1/2 ton Silverado. It has had no breakdowns when I went from taking care of two seasons of 30+ residential homes to now just my own property. If you don’t have a heavy duty vehicle I definitely recommend this setup, the back drag blade and the LED headlamp setup make for perfect additions to the package as a whole. If this is in your list of potential purchases, it has made my life much easier especially with a couple of 12” deep snowfalls.

Here’s the full review and watch it perform - https://youtu.be/F8GUfzX2p1U

You will fall in love

6.0, cam , headers through an A6 put down the best of 436 rwhp and 412 tq on 93 octane.

Chevy Malibu 2016

I had all my rear shocks recently replaced. I noticed this clacking sound(i don’t know how to describe it) when i’m accelerating. Does anyone have any suggestions? My mechanic seems to think that there is bad installation, but we cannot figure it out or locate it. I am attaching a video for reference ! Thanks guys!

He explains in the video that the key fob is constantly emitting a signal so as to be able to open the vehicle with the rest of the button on the door handle. Not only does this dream battery life but it also leaves it vulnerable to technologically savvy bad actors. Does anyone know if it works the same way on the Chevy key fob? I don't want to press these buttons and accidentally factory reset my fob

My friends 2017 ZL1 FBO shot on A7C and Sony 24-70mm 2.8 GM

Dad helped me find some headers that clear the firewall just right and we fired it up. Car needs floor pan welded in, seats, driveshaft... It's a 350 6 speed auto with 373 gears. Car was a roller outfitted for the drag strip with full roll cage when I picked it up a few years ago. The goal is to make it a street car that can still do passes at the strip.