if the engine is backfiring it will damage the maf,.
Ah, the 1999 Suburban is a wonderful machine. It typically has two oxygen sensors - one before the catalytic converter and one after. These sensors help ensure your Suburban runs smoothly and efficiently, like a happy little cloud floating down the road. Just remember to give your Suburban some love and maintenance, and it will keep on painting beautiful landscapes for you to enjoy.
YES it will. It will either run RICH or LEAN. Must repair.
You have a cooling system leak, you need to have the system pressurised to find the location of the leak.
Your suburban alarm may keep going off by itself due to several reasons, such as a malfunctioning sensor, low battery, or interference from nearby electronic devices. Environmental factors like strong winds or animals triggering motion detectors can also cause false alarms. Additionally, issues with the alarm's installation or wiring might lead to erratic behavior. Checking the system for updates and ensuring all components are functioning properly can help resolve the issue.
It is designed to cycle the a/c compressure on and off to keep it from locking up during the winter months from not using it.
Check your hood alignment sensor for the alarm and the trunk sensor
Yes , my 1994 civic dx has that same issue
Air leak.
If you use a scan tool or have an auto parts store scan it for you, it will say which sensor is causing the MIL. Keep in mind that the sensor itself, which is rather pricey, may not be problem causing it to be out of range.
Try cleaning the MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor. Use MAF sensor cleaner only and follow directions on the can.
It's keep going on, or keep on going.
out of gas?????????? their could be several reasons from a bad sensor to a bad fuel filter take it to your mechanic he sould be able to help you