2008 Chevy Trailblazer/Envoy P0014 P0017 Diagnosis and repair

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  • čas přidán 22. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 22

  • @Valamilk
    @Valamilk Před rokem +2

    you left out the best part where you hook up the scanner and go for a test drive and get pulled over by a cop 😂. love you, wear your seatbelt.

    • @ThePracticalMechanic
      @ThePracticalMechanic  Před rokem +1

      Lol. I didn’t get any footage of that.

    • @bartscave
      @bartscave Před rokem +1

      That would’ve been a great comic relief for the middle of the video!

  • @jessemackenzie6516
    @jessemackenzie6516 Před rokem +1

    Love your videos. As one of the advocates for scopes you channel is one of my favorites. You have an excellent way of explaining things. You weekly waveform series got me hooked on scopes. I am an industrial generator tech. They do not only come in useful for engine diagnostics but they help with power quality and harmonic troubleshooting. I started with HSCOPE and got an E Scope 8 ch as well as the limited. After that I caught the bug and got a couple Verus , Pico and Micsigs. Even though I have the higher end scopes I love my Hantek 6074 mounted to my Samsung tablet. The ease of use and being able to save reports with samsung notes and review files on my phone via the hscope app makes it really usefull. The Hantek windows software is trash. Its amazing how well the app works. I have a HS502 coming in the mail this week. I have a Launch X431 installed on the tablet. Using it with split screen with Hscope running makes it like a poor mans Scanner - Scope. I tend to grab that over my Verus. Sorry for the long comment.

    • @ThePracticalMechanic
      @ThePracticalMechanic  Před rokem +1

      It sound like you have a great setup.
      I’m not a fluent android user so I always struggle with the hscope. I need to learn because there are some powerful setups for the android tablets. The launch/ThinkDiag/topdon scan tools have some great features and often out perform autel and Snapon. I’ve been using the thinkdiag2 recently and can’t believe how capable it is.
      Thanks for watching and your continued support. Have a great holiday and stay safe.

    • @johngligo4049
      @johngligo4049 Před rokem

      Great and informative video! We have a 2008 Trailblazer as well and we first had an issue with the VVT solenoid throwing the same exact code so we ended up replacing the original solenoid with an aftermarket one from AutoZone, it did good from that point until just recently and we're getting the code again so I need to inspect and see what we're dealing with. If it ends up needing to be replaced I'll make sure to get an exact OEM one. When the P0014 code is thrown, it's here and there so definitely an intermittent issue at this point!

  • @benjorgensen1
    @benjorgensen1 Před 11 měsíci

    This helped me understand really why my gmc envoy may be throwing that code! Amazing vid. With the live readouts my mind just got it!!

  • @clydeking4265
    @clydeking4265 Před rokem

    very detailed info, on diagnosing and fixing issue. not just throwing part after part on to fix problem!

  • @DependableAutoTruck
    @DependableAutoTruck Před rokem +2

    great information thanks for sharing

  • @bartscave
    @bartscave Před rokem

    Thanks for another great video Chad! Good content and diagnosis.

  • @shamessun
    @shamessun Před rokem

    Thank you 🙏 very much…. I really really like your explanation

  • @albertmashburn6030
    @albertmashburn6030 Před rokem

    great vjdeo , i am having this exact same problem i know what to do now thank you

  • @matthewplass-nm8rh
    @matthewplass-nm8rh Před 6 měsíci

    At end of video you mentioned you unplugged the vvt. So the vehicle will operate properly without the vvt?

    • @ThePracticalMechanic
      @ThePracticalMechanic  Před 6 měsíci

      The engine light will be on but the vvt will be less likely to stick again.
      With aftermarket software the VVT can be disabled as well.
      If this vehicle acts up again it will get a software change to not use VVT.
      A small amount of power will be sacrificed for better reliability.

  • @evcorchado
    @evcorchado Před rokem

    I have a 03 gmc envoy and I have a parasitic battery drain overnight and every time it starts to act up I get a P0014 code... Sometimes it goes away by replying relays 43/45 but lately that trip trick isn't working...

    • @ThePracticalMechanic
      @ThePracticalMechanic  Před rokem

      Low battery won’t cause these codes and neither will the relays. You more than likely have two completely separate issues. You may want to perform some of the testing in the video to see if the solenoid is your issue.

  • @Lifegoeson-nv9jv
    @Lifegoeson-nv9jv Před rokem

    What brand vvt solenoid did you use? And great video

    • @ThePracticalMechanic
      @ThePracticalMechanic  Před rokem +1

      Thanks. I went with the ACdelco vvt solenoid. I always try to go OEM on VVT parts.

    • @Lifegoeson-nv9jv
      @Lifegoeson-nv9jv Před rokem +1

      @@ThePracticalMechanic cool man, I use dorman, I use dorman because dorman makes timing chains and gears, it's been 2 yrs still strong, acdelco vvt solenoid made in China, they all do ,even sensors, dorman china made also

  • @DependableAutoTruck
    @DependableAutoTruck Před rokem

    never used the bg flush stuff where is the best place to get information on it

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    @nickayivor8432 Před rokem

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