Starter change was one speed thanks to you. I was worried about the whistling when starting but noticed yours did the same. Guess its a new starter sound 🤷♂️ also i did it without removing all the extra stuff just laid underneath and everything was easily accessible. 🤙
I have the same truck you don’t have to take the wheel off or the inner plastic mud guard, everything can be done from the bottom! The first time took about an hour after that about 20 min
If you’re not someone who normally works on a vehicle like me, and you got lost on step 4 well he is underneath the truck in the center right next to the oil filter.
Make sure to replace your torque converter 2016 threw 2019 bad torque converter google it it will cost you about 1800 if you just replace it now befor it ruins your transmission it's soo damn common it's crazy a new rebuild will cost you 8k
Yes Chevy is gm. Sierra has a slight body differential design but everything under the hood is exactly the same as the Chevy model of the same year as the gm model
Awesome video, no intro, and no wasteful video, right to the point, Thank you for a very helpful Diy, now time to take my starter out.
Starter change was one speed thanks to you. I was worried about the whistling when starting but noticed yours did the same. Guess its a new starter sound 🤷♂️ also i did it without removing all the extra stuff just laid underneath and everything was easily accessible. 🤙
My fatass had to remove everything 😂😂
@@dougs3716 🤣 my fat ass is gonna do mine tomorrow lol
Looks good! Probably should reconnect the battery and try turning it over to see if it works before putting the wheel back on.
Thank you for this.
My job went smoothly.
Starts fine with the new starter.
Done on a 2018 suburban.
I have the same truck you don’t have to take the wheel off or the inner plastic mud guard, everything can be done from the bottom! The first time took about an hour after that about 20 min
If you’re not someone who normally works on a vehicle like me, and you got lost on step 4 well he is underneath the truck in the center right next to the oil filter.
Great video , did mine last night with the help of this video!
Wish me luck in doing mine tomorrow morning
Thanks for the video! You recorded everything you were taking off and putting on really good 👍🏼
My first thought was, if you're jacking it up, you need a bigger lift! Good video Brother.
I got a 17 it's my first vehicle with less then 60,000 Miles I'm excited no rust falling in my eyes what a change 😂.... 6.2 is a beast
Make sure to replace your torque converter 2016 threw 2019 bad torque converter google it it will cost you about 1800 if you just replace it now befor it ruins your transmission it's soo damn common it's crazy a new rebuild will cost you 8k
Excellent demonstration of how to make the change I only have one doubt is it also the same for the 2014 selverado??
Thanks Santiago your the man you've just saved me lots of 💸
Thank you for takeing the time to show us!
Ima try this this weekend
Awesome video and I still don't know how you did it video recording and take off those bolts👍🏻
Doing this job on jack stands would it be easier doing underneath the truck or on side of the truck?
I don't know why I didn't think to remove the wheel well liner. That makes it so much easier to get to the plug. Thanks!
How you know the starter is bad. Mine does not start but don’t. Know if it’s the starter. Already check battery fuses relay and grounding cables
Muy buen video me ayudaste mucho bendiciones
Great info!! Thanks!!!
What size drill did you use
This wild essentially be the same thing as a 2018 GMC Sierra right?
Yes
Yes Chevy is gm. Sierra has a slight body differential design but everything under the hood is exactly the same as the Chevy model of the same year as the gm model
Great video bro
Nice 👍
Anyone reading this have a starter die in the open position, and drain the battery?
20 mf retaining screws for splash shield
electrical plug is broke someone was there before you, wont last
Sneaky shocker for step 3