Chevy’s RST stands for Rally Sport Truck. It began as a street-styled appearance/performance idea on Tahoe/Suburban in the late 2010s and today lives as a dedicated “sport look” trim on Chevy’s mainstream truck and full-size SUV lineup. Think blacked-out details, body-color trim, big wheels, and a more urban stance—without sacrificing work-truck capability. In this guide, […]
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While the Chevy Colorado is generally a solid midsize pickup, some model years are better left alone. Based on customer complaints and expert auto reviewers, the main years you’ll want to avoid are 2004, 2005, 2015, 2016, and 2018. These years stand out for serious mechanical problems, from engine misfires to transmission failures and power
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Chevrolet’s 10-speed automatic transmission, co-developed with Ford, was introduced with the promise of seamless gear shifts and better fuel efficiency. Sadly, Chevy owners across models—from Silverado and Tahoe to Camaro and Suburban—have experienced a range of reliability issues, especially in models from 2017 onward. This guide breaks down the most common complaints and offers practical
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In this post, I am going to be doing a 3.48 vs 3.73 rear axle ratio comparison. I will explore which one works best for your particular situation and how to calculate the ratio best suited to your needs. The rear-axle ratio is also known as the gear ratio. It, along with the engine and
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What does it mean when you see the “Steering Assist Is Reduced Drive With Care” error message in Chevrolets? We are going to be looking at that in this post and see how to deal with this particular issue when we come across it and a step-by-step guide on how to reset it. You’re driving
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Key Points to Highlight: The P1133 trouble code indicates a problem with the bank 1 sensor 1 oxygen sensor’s ability to switch between rich and lean. This sensor is important for monitoring exhaust output and adjusting the air/fuel mixture for efficiency and pollution control. Common symptoms of a P1133 trouble code include illuminated Check Engine
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Key points to highlight: Navigation on GM vehicles works without Onstar, but Onstar enhances it with features like turn-by-turn navigation. Onstar offers various services beyond navigation, including RemoteLink, Wi-Fi connectivity, and roadside assistance. Canceling Onstar subscription means losing additional features, but basic navigation functionality remains accessible through the vehicle’s onboard system or other apps like
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Considering getting a Chevy Colorado? You should since they’re awesome trucks. But before you go out and purchase one, there are a few things you’ll want to know about where the Chevy Colorado is made. Made in Mexico? The USA? I’ll answer those questions for you so there’s no confusion when you buy the car.
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5-cylinder engines are a rarity when it comes to the North American automotive scene. The most recent one, introduced in the 2015 Chevrolet Colorado, has been the subject of some controversy surrounding its reliability. The 5-cylinder is available exclusively on 4WD models of the 2015 and 2016 Colorado and is paired with a 6-speed automatic
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Are all Z71 4 wheel drive? The fact that you are reading this post tells us that you are wondering about this question yourself. Well, I can gladly say that you are in the right place. I am going to give you the low down on what exactly these two things are and if they
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