I believe that the trailer button changes the shift points in the transmission so that the vehicle stays in low gear longer during periods of high stress (i.e. acceleration or prolonged uphill climbs).
Verify this with a GMC mechanic, but in the absence of an answer from someone who knows for sure, I would use the button when pulling a trailer.
AnswerIts called tow/haul mode. When towing or hauling something use this it changes the rpms so its easier on your motor and trannie when towing or hauling!Dreams Never End- New Order
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The o/d button is on the end of the shifter. Usually you leave it on all the time. If you turn it off, it will tell you on the dash. The transmission is electronic and it will shift with the speed of the car. You turn it off if you are pulling a trailer.
It means you turned it off, usually a little button on the end of the shifter.
Click the o d button on the end of the steering column shifter, and if that doesn't work, then its probably staying on because the o d is broken, and needs to be repaired before the light goes off
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overdrive off, on a 2003 it is in the end of the gear select lever If it's the hidden button I think you are referring to, should you experience electric release failure (where you cannot get the shifter out of park) pushing this button is a manual over ride allowing you to get the shifter out of park
Usually means the over drive has been turned off. There should be a button usually on the gear shifter. On the column it is on the end of the shifter. Usually it resets when the engine has been turned off. This is something that you usually have to intentially do. If there is a problem with it then that could be also, but usually a check engine light comes on with it. Hope this helps.
I assume that is the button that allows you to turn off or turn on the overdrive for the transmission ( my Ford Explorer also has a button on the end of the gear shift lever for that purpose )
There is a switch to shut off the overdrive if you wish On the column shift the switch is on the end of the gear selector lever On the automatic floor shift the switch ( button ) is just to the right of the shifter The next time the truck is shut off and then restarted the overdrive is normally allowed
The sensor is located on the side of the transmission, drivers side at the end of the column shifter linkage.
There is a little plastic ring at the end of the shifter, unless it has already fallen off, as they like to do. Pop off the ring and grab the button with a pair of pliers and pull it straight out. It is simply plugged in.
on the end of the shifter there is a button. while doing 50 mph in drive hit the button and watch the rpms, hit it again and check rpms again. you will be in od when the rpms are at the lowest, hope this helps