Chevy Silverado repair in Miami Gardens
The Silverado is the work truck of South Florida. It tows trailers down the Turnpike, carries tools to job sites and sits in the sun all day. We keep yours earning with honest checks on the engine, transmission and brakes.
What we see on the Silverado
Ticking and misfire on the V8
Many 5.3L V8s with Active Fuel Management are known for lifter problems that cause ticking and misfire codes. Do not ignore a flashing check engine light.
Check engine lightShudder at highway speed
2015 to 2019 trucks with the 8-speed automatic are known for torque converter shudder, like driving over rumble strips. An updated fluid exchange fixes many of them.
Transmission serviceTick at cold start that fades
We often see broken exhaust manifold bolts on these V8s. It ticks when cold and quiets as it warms. Left alone, the leak gets worse.
Exhaust repairClicking behind the dash
The blend door actuator is known to fail on Silverados. You hear clicking, and the air may not change vents or temperature.
AC repairOil level dropping
Some 2010 to 2014 5.3L engines are known for oil use. Check the dipstick between changes and do not trust the oil life reading alone.
Oil changeMaintenance by mileage
Oil and filter, Tire rotation, Engine air filter, Brake check
Brake fluid exchange, Front and rear differential fluid, Transfer case fluid on 4x4, Exhaust manifold check
Transmission fluid service, Spark plugs, Engine coolant check, Ball joints and tie rods check
Engine coolant replacement, Drive belt, Shocks check, Road test with a written report