GM has issued product recall N242482680 for certain units of the Chevy Silverado MD (Medium Duty) truck due to a problem related to a faulty brake pressure switch. This is similar to recall ...

To turn them on or off, the driver has to open a sub-menu in the truck's standard 11.3-inch touchscreen infotainment display. Since the truck has automatic lights, you shouldn't need to do that often.

We'll illustrate the simplicity of the product with the following install on a 1949 Chevy 3100. Bear in mind, though, this particular truck had already been stripped down to a bare cab: no gauges ...

Read about a custom third brake light install by Starbucks Customs on a Chevy S-10 only on minitruckinweb.com, the official website of Mini Truckin' Magazine.

Chevy Chase was in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, to help Steve Harbaugh open Harbaugh’s Village, a holiday display created by Habaugh originally to pay tribute to his father, George when he died.

The recall population for the US market comprises 2019 through 2024 medium-duty Silverado 4500 HD, 5500 HD, and 6500 HD trucks to the tune of 62,468 units ...

Yes, there is a brake-light switch at the pedal, but the MFS actually does the signal routing that enables brake lights to function in conjunction with other indicators.

Local News Chevy Chase flips switch on Christmas Vacation-style holiday display in N.J., decorated for a good cause By Alicia Roberts, Nate Sylves December 3, 2023 / 11:43 PM EST / CBS Philadelphia ...

One person was seriously hurt Friday morning when a vehicle collided with a Bud Light semi-truck in Apopka. It happened around 6 a.m. in the area of Boy Scout Boulevard and West Orange Blossom Trail.

GM recall came years after defect was discovered General Motors said last week that it was recalling more than 700,000 vehicles because of a problem with the ignition switch. GM said six people ...

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Chevy Chase was in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, to help Steve Harbaugh open Harbaugh’s Village, a holiday display created by Habaugh originally to pay tribute to his father, George when he died.