Is this part also for a 2010 Chevy Avalanche, if not which part as having a hard time refining my search on Amazon.
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The information that I found says that it will fit, but you'll need to buy ACDelco part #19257603 (electrical plug adapter), which I also needed for my 2008 GMC Yukon XL. I also used some extra zip ties to secure the hoses and wires. The vent filter was a little difficult to attach, as it goes behind the fuel filler area so that it is up and away from water and dirt when driving, especially in the rain. It didn't come with installation instructions, but I found them on the internet.
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Hello Kevin. I used it for a 2006 Avalanche but I would say that as long as you need it to replace GM Part number 88944392 you will be OK.It comes with all the 'fingers' to attach to the adjusting mechanism. U can always go to a dealer and double check the part number you require and see it it matches the number I gave you.
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Yup, it takes the same part #. You know that you can get that answer right here on Amazon's Data-base if you go into Partfinder..... To double check any part look-up you can also go to rockauto.com. They have a very user friendly parts look up. Just follow the menu's.
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I believe you need a 974-009 dorman sensor. Maybe google "2007 avalanche tire pressure monitor."
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HI, need to know what is your engine size? what kind Avalanche? 1500 ?2500? this will fit avalanche 2002 but no modificaiton this year comes two kind small and large case if you have small case you may need to change the belt and make sure you have highest core cranking heavy duty new battery and run 4 gauge wire from battery poistive to behind alternator post and leave original wires too
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The chevy avalanche is the same thing as a silverado. So yes they will fit just fine.
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They are sold by pair. As far as fit, they fit my Avalanche. I would go by the Chevy dealer and compare.
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no problem for my 2004 avalanche, guessing it would be the same or similar configuration
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Hi, No. This is not the correct part. We do stock the correct one but it is not currently listed on amazon.
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No. Refer to either (1) the Amazon part finder (It you ask for your make, model, etc. to properly fit your part), or (2) Monroe.com (Click on "catalog". It will identify the correct part numbers.). Always use the correct parts for fit, performance, and safety.
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I would recommend talking to Diablo about which one is right for your vehicle. Amazon will sell/recommend the wrong part consistently( I know from experience).
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i seen a video on youtube for a 2002 avalanche and it's right behind the rear wheel close to the fuel tank... and yes will clear that code...look for that video ... evap valve vent replacement on avalanche
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yes, this is the exact tire that came with your Avalanche if it has standard wheels (P265/70R17), I purchase them for my suburban and they both have the same standard tire that chevy uses. The "p" stands for P-metric which is primary used for passenger vehicles, including SUV's, sport utilities, etc. If there is no letter at the start of a tire size that means the tire is a metric or euro metric size........basically the same tire dimensionally but with slightly different load carrying capabilities. Either one will work for your avalanche but the tire through amazon is the correct, "P" metric tire.
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I bought these for my 2007 Chevy Avalanche... because the site said it would fit. It did not. I contacted the manufacturer - no response to my phone calls or email. I had to buy factory parts, was any expensive lesson.
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I checked a car parts catalog and it seems to be the correct part...hope this helps...
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Yes, it will. The Avalanche, Suburban, and Tahoe share a majority of their parts in common. You'll also need to buy ACDelco part #19257603 (electrical plug adapter), which I also needed for my 2007 Chevy Tahoe. I used some extra zip ties to secure the hoses and wires. The vent filter was a little difficult to attach, as it goes behind the fuel filler area so that it is up and away from water and dirt when driving, especially in the rain. It didn't come with installation instructions, but I found a really good video on YouTube here: 2007 Suburban P0449: http://youtu.be/w1ZbKIGlojA It's relatively easy. Longest part is getting out your jack, cranking down the spare, and reversing the process when you have replaced the part. Disconnect the battery when you get started so the trouble code gets cleared. Once you have the new parts installed, connect the battery and start it up. If no code after a couple minutes, shut it down and Jack your spare back up. Enjoy a cold beer knowing you saved hundreds on parts and labor at the dealer!
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I replaced the passenger mirror on my Avalanche using this. It is the mirror glass and turn signal only. This did not include the moving parts. Make sure you need the turn signal feature as I have been told that the plug set up is different. I was thrilled at the finished product. The dealer had been talking about a $400 cost and my cost doing it this way was a lot less.