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Troubleshooting

  • Inner & Outer Tie Rod Replacement

    Tie rods connect the rack and pinion to the steering knuckles. They essentially transfer the lateral motion of the steering…
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  • Rear Wheel Bearing Replacement

    I recently had a vibration problem in my 03 LS that didn't go away after I replaced u-joints, balanced the…
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  • Rear Axle G80 Differential Rebuild

    My G80 quit some time ago. I don't know about you, but I like both of my rear wheels to…
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  • Front Wheel Hub / Bearing Replacement

    This article covers how to diagnose and replace a front wheel bearing on a TrailBlazer (or Envoy). Wheel bearings are…
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  • Front Axle 4WD Disconnect Rebuild

    Theory of operation, common failures, and rebuilding:   Unit 56, above, is known as the front axle 4WD disconnect. It…
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  • Engine and Transmission Diagnostic Sheets

    Below are trouble code diagnostic sheets for the TrailBlazer, Envoy, Rainier, Bravada, Ascender, and Saab 9-7 based on specific engines…
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  • Diagnosing the 4WD System

    We run into many questions where the owner realizes the front tires are not engaging when in a 4WD mode.…
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