1986 Chevrolet Chevy - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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You will need to contact Chevy dealer [s] for this. Take the VIN# down and call Chevrolet they will print them out free for you.

THE horn piece should turn with the wheel lock plate. if it does not then something is not installed properly

You'll need to post a lot more details than this. Create a new post, stating where the vibration seems to be coming from, whether the car is moving or stationary, if moving what speed, is it felt in the steering, while braking, etc.

Did you ever thing that it could be a wiring problem ? Or the engine computer ? Maybe just maybe you should take your vehicle to a qualified repair shop

Might need to put shims between the starter and the block. Lots of Chevys require them.

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A lot of V-8 Chevys, GM's, for that matter, need shims between the starter and the block. Go to your local auto-parts store and just tell the guy what you need!

Maybe fuel filter...?

The fuse marked "panel" will only have power when the lights are on. Turn on the lights and check the fuse with a test-light. NOT just visually, but go get your test light and do it RIGHT!

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Very tricky. I would go to a steering column specialist, really. Most o' those guys really know their s#*t!

Open the LH (driver's) door, and look on the side of the dash.

I just counted on my fingers and your vehicle is almost 30 years old. Depending on where you are, there is a very good chance that there is corrosion or rust to deal with. If it were me, I'd start with a voltmeter and a continuity meter and start checking every fuse, the fuse panels, the connectors, the bulb receptacles, etc. Your car could be a candidate for a frame up restoration. What a great project to consider. Best of luck.

It could. If it has the pressure too low, then not enough fuel will get to the injectors and your car won't start. More likely, though, it's your fuel pump not putting enough pressure out. Pressure regulators are very simple and reliable devices. Fuel pumps go bad more often.

If you mean "Won't turn over but has power to starter" instead "Want turn over but but has power to starter" than change the starter. My guess, the pinion that shoots out the gear to turn the flywheel to achieve crank is broken and spins uselessly. When you turn the key you hear it spin but it can not turn the flywheel to start the vehicle. The other option is less likely but I have heard of someone trying to start a ceased engine so many times that the gear that turns the flywheel gets stripped and just spins.

Yes it does.

That's likely a blown fuse. Both of those items are fed from the same fuse.

Normal 0 To take off and put back the transmission cost around $700 labor. To open up, repair and put things together, parts and labor start at $800. So the total would be at least $1500.
Buying a used Transmission for $300, and replace the bed one for $700, would cost you $1000 at least.
The question is:
Could you find a dissent transmission of a 1986 Chevy S10 4X4.
The answer is:
Chanced are slim or none.

18436572 That's been the order since the late 50's, :) You also can look on the intake manifold it's on there too,

Sounds like a fuel pump to me