Chevy Express Van Electronic Throttle Body Problems Part 1
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- Intermittent "reduced power" condition (no upshifts or downshifts or throttle response) Trouble codes - Throttle Body codes P1516, P2135, P0120, and P0220. Oxygen Sensor Heater codes P0059 and P0155 Here is the link to part 2 • Chevy Express Van Elec...
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P0155 Here is the link to part 2
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Caleb is getting so good at the edits. Best diagnostic channel on the web!
The beginning reminded me of the Benny Hill show lol. Remember the signs in the old school mechanic shops... if you watch the price is twice as much, if you help 3x, if you worked on it before you brought it here 4x. Time for a new sign. Happy Independence Day to you & yours!
I'm 2 years into my diagnostic apprenticeship and definitely intermittent issues are the hardest. I hate touching stuff and the vehicle runs like new. I feel you in this video. 😒 Like my boss/sensei says though, you got to start with what you know is broken see what happens from there. One last note your son is doing a great job in the video editing. I swear the camera angles and edits looked like tv quality show edits. Especially like when you were talking to camera it looked very reality show-esque angles. Great job, keep up the good work! 😁👍
"I have to Poop". Hats off to you Caleb for. For leaving that in!🤣
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you are at your brother's shop with your son and working on a friend's car. having family and friends around is the best. thank you for everything, your lessons have put me right where i belong, but a long way to go still.
That things sounds like an old Volkswagen LOL. Great video keep them coming.Looking forward to part 2.
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Wow the production is crazy good! Great job Caleb!
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Fantastic editing! That part where you are taking the Dog House off and there was music playing was hilarious! For some reason it reminded me of Mr Rodgers. Only Difference is, the Mr Rodgers song should be changed to "Wont you please, Wont you please... Please wont you fix.... My Daily Beater". LOL!!! Great job Guys! Keep up the good work!
loving the camera quality now a days SD!
LMAO!! I work on Express' and Savana's all the time. I always pull the passenger seat. That was hilarious!!!