No, a bad EGR valve would cause pinging at driving speeds or stalling at idle. Have you checked the distributor cap? Fuel filter?
there are 4 screws in the air cleaner cover just lossen them and pull the cover out of the way and replace
i have to same problem with my sierra ive changed the filter and it still leaks, i was told that its the oil filter adapter you can get one at autozone for about $20
Remove the air cleaner housing. Look for the IAT sensor with the two wire connector that you unplugged while removing the air cleaner housing. That sensor? Yeah that's the one you're looking for.
Yes 16 inch wheels do fit a 2005 gmc sierra. I have them on my truck, I think the front brakes need changed to fit the wheel.
I have a 2007 GMC Sierra 5.3L V8...and I just changed my oil and found the drain plug on the opposite side of where the Oil Filter is. The plug is a 13MM.
The rear bumper on a 2005 GMC Sierra 1500 is changed by removing the wiring to the trailer hitch and license plate. The retaining bolts can then be removed and the bumper lowered from the frame.
The starter on a 2002 Sierra 1500 5.3L is changed by disconnecting the negative battery cable and unbolting the starter. The starter is then lowered, the wires disconnected, and a new unit put in its place.
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The GMC Sierra has uder gone several chnges over the years since it was first introduced. The headights,fenders,front grill,and of course the engine and transmission have all changed.
The cabin air filter on a 2005 GMC Sierra is changed by removing the cover under the glove compartment and opening the filter housing. The old filter is then removed and a new filter put in its place.
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It is Sierra Nevada.