Chevy did not use an inertia switch. It don't have one.
I just replaced the front heater motor in my 99 Suburban, it worked great, now the heater/ac absolutely does nothing. Could the switch be bad, the motor, I am stumped and need help. Thanks Jim.
Yes.
The 4wd message in a Chevy Suburban is most commonly caused by the encoder motor or the selector switch failing. The transmission computer codes should be run to see if an indicated.
The MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) Sensor on a 2000 Chevy Suburban is located on the very top of the motor. It is all the way to the back of the motor. There is nothing behind it.
Check the switch first to see if it's getting juice (bypass) If it is, see if motor is binding. You will have to pull panel on said door.
The horsepower rating on a 1986 Chevy Suburban with a 350 motor is between 180 and 200. This allowed these sport utility vehicles to perform well when weighing in excess of 5,000 pounds.
It is in the motor.
The blower motor is drawing to many amps, replace the blower motor.
There is a resistor/ circuit board near the heater motor that need to be replaced. You can get one from almost any auto parts store.
About 3 hrs. To take it out.
It should hold 6 qts.
The Oil filter in under the motor of the truck..