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- About this item Coated to help protect against premature corrosion Designed to match OEM calibration to provide the performance you expect from GM GM-recommended replacement part for your GM vehicle's original factory component Offering the quality, reliability, and durability of GM OE Manufactured to GM OE specification for fit, form, and function TIMING SOLENOID
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Review this intake valves in the context of the repair and the surrounding components.
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4.4 / 5
24 source ratings
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Carlos –
Got a check engine light ,but all readings on the dashboard look ok, when I got home after driving over 100 miles went to AutoZone to get the codes it said that that bank 2 exhaust solenoid was faulty i been replacing the oil every 5000 miles i still leave like 30-40% life on it, but I had never replaced the battery (since new2018)corroded ground post after replacing it, code hasn’t come back drove over 100 miles after, there’s 4 solenoids intake and exhaust uses the same part on the 3.6 V6 ,bank2 is under intake manifold driver side, i bought all 4 haven’t replaced them. Like I said i don’t go by the life of the oil, i go by 5k miles or 6 months. On the menu settings check your battery voltage , mine was staying at 12.5 didn’t want to come up to 14.5 , so it might be giving wrong voltages to all the sensors..my truck has 80k highway miles . I would had got the parts here, but it’s taking too long, so I got them at the dealership, 80 a pop.I returned them to the dealership, the code never came back after replacing the battery.
Gary –
I did a lot of research before I purchased these on bank 1 if you own a Chevy colorado buy GM quality I installed mine and code P0013 was still on all other codes where gone removed and checked the prongs on the plug-in on the sensor they were bent reinstalled code GONE next time il replace bank 2 and it will GM OEM hope this helps some one there is no information on this problem that I could find
K Hogan –
the exact one the dealer sells for a lot more. Easy installation.