Recent content by D45

Yeah I really don't know if I thoroughly like the back seat legroom I like the truck alot........ but have reservations about back seat room for my daughter

Numbers are numbers but real world experience says otherwise

Is this towing mpg or unloaded mpg?!?!

Specs are not accurate There's noway the rear seat of the cab has the same legroom from the Silverado to the Colorado Sat in one today, its manageable but definitely not that much rear legroom

2024 Chevrolet Colorado Z71: 17 MPG city, 21 MPG highway, 19 MPG combined. 2024 Chevrolet Colorado Trail Boss: 17 MPG city, 19 MPG highway, 18 MPG combined. 2024 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2: 17 MPG city, 17 MPG highway, 17 MPG combined. 2024 Chevrolet Colorado LT and WT: 19 MPG city, 24 MPG...

Looks like there's a substantial mpg difference in the 2023+ Colorado trucks, based on trim levels and tire sizes Are all trucks using the same gear ratio? Used ZR2 I drove is seeing 15 mpg while Z71 package is 20 mpg? What about the Trail Boss? Anyone confirm? My full size Silverado is...

Yes there's P0700 code could mean many things In my instance, the trans temp sensor is triggering a no or low reading for the P0700 code I am calling around this week to get various estimates for repair. I am certain the dealership will be the highest The special exemption for this sensor...

Well the P0700 code and check engine light popped up twice in the last 2 weeks The trans temp gauge on the dash will fluctuate from 0 to 171 degrees and register all over the place when driving, in 90 degree weather Based on a quick call to the dealership, they said its likely the faulty...

Another oil change done, new air and a new cabin air filter Took a 500 mile round trip drive this week,no issues at all 110,000 miles Need tires soon!!!!

Yes it seems like the 2.7L is being widely used in full size half ton trucks Is this the same 2.7L motor that comes in 2023+ Canyon and Colorado trucks? TrailBoss is a 2" factory lift.....no lockers

Took a 525 mile round trip venture some wet trails, the worn out Duratracs still did good and the truck performed flawlessly Brakes are back to normal and I averaged 17.0 mpg overall Almost at 110,000 miles and will be ready for an oil change soon

All done and back in the driveway Time to search for tires and deals

Confirmed failed vacuum pump! They are replacing the vacuum pump and the pump belt for free, under the special coverage warranty At my request, they are also replacing the serpentine belt and A/C belt......for $130 total 110,000 miles, I figured whynot, since all the belts are being taken...

......and I'm finally taking the truck to a local dealership on Monday, for the brake vacuum pump/belt replacement Hopefully there's no issues and it's fully covered! The service manager said they stock the pumps and have repaired a ton of trucks and SUVs with similar symptoms

I ran a 37" spare in the stock location on my 2004 3500