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Chevrolet Malibu: Fuel Pressure Sensor Trouble P018B P018C P2635

Chevrolet Malibu: Fuel Pressure Sensor Trouble P018B P018C P2635

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
OK Guys and Gals! We have a 2014 Chevrolet Malibu that came in the shop with many codes but mostly it was having fuel pressure sensor trouble and had the following codes: P018B P018C P2635. You will see in the video it had many other codes and don't worry we will be addressing them in an upcoming video so grab your favorite drink and let's see where this goes! Be sure and check out the all new Outdoor w/ Eric O. Channel too!
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 10


I am not one to say things on these auto repair videos, but I what thank you for your narrative video. The way you this video, you allow the auto DIY mechanic to watch to understand what you were doing. The cables use over and over again can fail. I work on electronics and keep a well supply of the test cables. I learned long ago never believe it the equipment interior circuit board showing a bad resistor, I now check it with a fresh cable that doesn't have broken interior wires. A+
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Heh heh! Interesting concept. The cars I liked, had less than a handful of votes. My car, had one vote. A mint car, that I've worked tirelessly, to keep mint.
Someday, someone will have to explain Car Shows to me.
If its a Project Car Show, say up front, this is for project cars only. anything nice and mint and even slightly reliable, will not be considered. Just be up front! Hahaha!
I loved the concept. the execution, fell far far short.
Best Regards.

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I will say you are probably one of the best mechanics I've ever come across weather be on YouTube or in real life I believe you made mrs. Oh turn three shades of red when you told her that she was the only mistake you didn't make cheers to you brother boy you got something going on there hope you guys are doing well these days I know the video is old but I try to watch as much as I can
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What is it with manufacturers these days putting wiring harness connectors in the worst possible locations? Hell even my 86 GMC K2500 has the tank selector valve mounted on the frame behind what I assume is a piece to reinforce the frame. Even my little hands can't get up in their to replace it.
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What a bunch of crap cars and trucks are today. My only cars have been 73 caddy, 66 chevelle, 66 coronet and just sold my 65 GTO pro street. No computers. Had some relays and some vacuum stuff, I guess. Just retired bricklayer. 3 pickup trucks, 78 chevy, 88 chevy and still have my 99 ford f-250.
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You should be electrical specific lol, your good. The bill should be sent to GM, I dont get how engineers can be so smart and dumb all at once. toyota for me, a 2000 tundra with 390, 000 and still daily driving. except the frame section that was replaced it's been good lol
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How does it run with zero fuel pressure? It needs some fuel pressure to run. No?
Nice to see a REAL mechanic work.
The camera lady is worth every penny of the 36. 50 per hour you should be paying her. Enjoyed this video, thank you.
The Bowzer

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It's like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife
It's meeting the man of my dreams
And then meeting his beautiful wife
And isn't it ironic, don't you think?
A little too ironic, and yeah I really do think

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This is a piss poor design about the cable being routed right by the strut. I can tell you as an automotive designer, our job is to fit 10 pounds of manure in a 5 pound bag. I learned that on my first day on the job.
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Shop hoping. should have just started with you. I really enjoy watching you diagnostic procedures. You have become one of my favorite shows to watch including TV. Thanks for the great videos.
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