Nope no recalls. I assume you ask because the intake manifold gasket has failed once or more on your truck. Everyone I know with a Tahoe 99 or earlier has had to get the gasket replaced due to coolant leaking down the engine. I've had mine done twice. According to my calculations at this point, the gasket fails around every 50,000 miles. I've got 103,000 now and just got it done the second time. First time was around 50-60,000 miles. Chevy says it's because of the two different metals the intake manifold and heads are made of. During heating up and cooling down, the metals move differently and over time allow the gasket to fail. You could try retorquing the bolts every so often but I don't know what the setting is. Gasket companies don't make a better gasket than the plastic one that's in there. GM may have improved since on this issue but as far as the 5.7L Vortec V-8, $800+ every 50,000 miles or so at the dealer. Or do it yourself for cheap.
by hand :)
There is 2 of them and they are underneath the intake manifold. You will have to remove the intake to get to them.
No it is not . It won't even begin to bolt up. It's all different.
There is 2 of them and they are underneath the intake manifold. You will have to remove the intake manifold to replace them are even see them.
Any recalls 2004 Chevy Tahoe
On a 5.3. at the top rear of the engine, behind the intake manifold. I is very difficult to get to without first removing the intake manifold.
That engine has 2 of them and there underneith the intake manifold. You will have to remove the intake to get to them.
There are currently no recalls for the 99 Chevy Tahoe.
Under the intake manifold, sucks but enjoy!
Thay are not inside the intake. They are UNDERNEITH the INTAKE. It has 2 sensors and you can not see are get to them until you remove the intake.
The labor charge to replace and intake manifold gasket, on a 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe, is approximately $180. It takes approximately 2 1/2 hours to replace the gasket.
It will be on the left side of the intake manifold, under the map senor. Towards the back