1997 Chevrolet Tahoe Base Sport Utility 2-door 6.5l on 2040-cars
Bishop, Georgia, United States
I have a very rare 1998 Tahoe 2 Door Diesel, approximately 147K+- miles, looks like the torque converter is going out or could be a sensor on the transmission, I'm told, but the truck shakes at about 25-35 mph and planes out at about 55 mph. I believe there were only 1% not more than 2% of these made with the diesel motor. This unit is plain as can be, has the rubber matt flooring, manual windows and only the door locks are automatic. The rear is the split door. Also has the towing package with electric brake controller. AM/FM radio only. I had a diesel mechanic install upgraded oil cooler hoses and go through the truck to see if the motor was in good condition, he gave it the green light mechanically, but now the transmission issue has arose. Most known upgrades have been made that where issues with this model. New wiper motor and wipers. I'm selling to get a small service pick up and don't want to invest any more money or time. I know the motor is still worth the money and the bones of this vehicle are still great, good project for someone. |
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