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#11
Feb 27 2013 11:22am
Did you take yours off and look at it? The same thing happened to me and I noticed some of the connections just needed re-soldered. Took about 2 minutes and it was fixed. Worth a try
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#12
Feb 27 2013 11:25am
Quote (ZergBaneling @ Feb 27 2013 11:16am)
i honestly would rather not get that part at a salvage yard being a small circuit board like that. looks like thats where its going to end up being though. gotta think you wont know if the board is good or not until you put it in. also not sure if thats what my whole problem is.


digital multimeter is your friend.
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Feb 27 2013 11:30am
Quote (PlayBoy00669 @ Feb 27 2013 11:22am)
Did you take yours off and look at it?  The same thing happened to me and I noticed some of the connections just needed re-soldered.  Took about 2 minutes and it was fixed.  Worth a try



Yes. that was first thing i done. I heated up all soldered spots and remelted them. I know a hairline crack can make one stop.

Quote (Subwoofer @ Feb 27 2013 11:25am)
digital multimeter is your friend.



how do you check board with them and what do you do? like what do i set my meter to?
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Feb 27 2013 11:56am
Quote (Subwoofer @ Feb 27 2013 12:06pm)
in my experience most of them know how to yank a motor and tranny pretty quickly...thats pretty much the only skills i rely on at salvage yards lol.


hell anyone with a forklift and cutting torches can remove the drivetrain as easily as a junkyard lol. they arent doing anything special
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#15
Feb 27 2013 12:43pm
Not sure what year your truck is, looked up a 1998 on rockauto and they do carry this part.

Check with your correct year and options. there's a good chance they will have this. Rockauto is like walmart for carparts.
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#16
Feb 28 2013 03:00am
pretty easy solution is to call your local chevy dealerships parts depot and ask them what the part is called or what the OE part number is....there is always replacement parts available, especially for chevys, EVERYONE makes replacement parts for chevys'....
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#17
Feb 28 2013 09:04am
Quote (Ice98 @ Feb 28 2013 03:00am)
pretty easy solution is to call your local chevy dealerships parts depot and ask them what the part is called or what the OE part number is....there is always replacement parts available, especially for chevys, EVERYONE makes replacement parts for chevys'....


i asked for the oe part number but they said its not possible to get since its discontinued
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#18
Feb 28 2013 01:43pm
Quote (ZergBaneling @ Feb 28 2013 08:04am)
i asked for the oe part number but they said its not possible to get since its discontinued


Read my above post, the part is right there for you.
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Feb 28 2013 01:59pm
Quote (jimmyhoud @ Feb 28 2013 01:43pm)
Read my above post, the part is right there for you.


i did random. i know what its called they said its discontinued. im not going to spend 50+ dollars for an aftermarket one either not knowing if it will work
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#20
Feb 28 2013 07:46pm
Year S10?
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