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Unlike Modular-engine Fords, a loose spark plug in a Chevy is going to shoot out sideways. The Fords shoot "up" so they dent the hood when they let go.
Or video the scan tool so we can see (at least) the MAP sensor data.
Yep, that as well...Seeing the data is the fastest way to diagnosis...
Why are you not driving the 2020 model year truck? Makes no sense to drive a 30 year old vehicle with all these problems when you have a four year old (paid-for) truck available to you.
I drive the old truck, because if a deer was too run into it. They wouldn't do nothing but total it. And if the damage isn't too bad. Where it's still drivable. I'd just pocket the money and keep driving it the way it is. I do drive my new truck. I've driven to Tennessee on it twice. Myrtle beach 3 times. And a 7400 mile road trip to the west coast.. On top of that I was driving it back and forth to work sometimes until I realized how bad the deers are out here. Everyone who lives in the nearby counties even know how bad they are on the roads I have to take to work. There's not many nights I do not see deers in the dozens out this way. I can't even count how many close calls I've had just coming home from work. From my perspective, it's not worth driving that truck out here. The cost to repair it because of all the sensors and crap that these new cars have is ridiculous. The truck has bsm, parking sensors ect. It wasn't optional. If so, I wouldn't of even got it. The silverado is just a beat around vehicle for me. The other truck is designed like every other modern vehicle. It's designed to crumble in accidents. The silverado has hit a deer once from my buddy who had it. All it did was crack the front bumper. I can guarantee you that my new truck wouldn't fair that well. Down here in NC, people do not hunt like they use too. And we've had an steady increase in the deer population. And more deer accidents from what I hear. And I can definitely see a increase in deer. You use to only see them every once in awhile. And nowadays you see them all the time. That's it..
Deer. No "s" in either the singular or plural.
I'm trying to work and communicate on this form at the same time. So giving my attention to two different things at one time. Is going to cause me to make some kind of error. And I rather do that communicating on a form. Than on my job. There's no need to sweat the small things like a typo. I've had several in the past responses that I've given on this form today. And the word deer is both plural and singular. So no you don't need a S. But deers is an acceptable plural as well. Down here, in the south, that's how we talk. We say deers when referring to multiple deer. It's not proper English. But that's how we talk.
Just trying to help you, that's all. If you want to write 'deers', is fine with me. Besides, that's trivial compared to the issues w/your Silverado.
I think we may of figured out the culprit of my problems. It would explain the level of inconsistency that I've been experiencing. A small oil leak that's draining on a sensor. After I upload the video to YouTube. Just check it out.
