One of the most critical engine components in your Chevy Orlando is the alternator. If you suspect that you have alternator problems, it’s something that should be dealt with before you end up stranded somewhere. Your Orlando’s battery will not be able to keep the accessories and engine systems running for long without a properly … Read more
Your Chevy Orlando’s service engine soon light is there to let you know that some sort of problem has been detected with the vehicle. Any vehicles made in 1996 or newer use OBDII codes, which can easily be retrieved from a good code scanner. A flashing service engine soon light is telling you that something … Read more
One of the most alarming sounds you can hear from your Chevy Orlando is the engine knocking. Unfortunately, an engine knock can be a sign of significant engine problems. The first thing you should do is check your Orlando’s oil. If it’s low, fill it up. If it appears frothy, there may be coolant getting into … Read more
Oxygen sensors play a crucial role in your Chevy Orlando’s emissions system and fuel management. These sensors detect the levels of oxygen present in the exhaust, which is a primary component in maintaining the optimal air-fuel ratio. A damaged or faulty oxygen sensor can have a significant impact on your van’s overall performance, making it … Read more
The mass airflow sensor (commonly abbreviated to MAF) is one of the most important engine management sensors. A bad mass airflow sensor can leave your Chevy Orlando’s engine running rough, or even inoperable. A MAF sensor measures the density of the air entering the intake manifold. It passes this information onto your Orlando’s ECU. … Read more
One of the worst problems that can happen to a vehicle is a bad fuel pump. If your Chevy Orlando’s fuel pump goes bad, no fuel (or not enough fuel depending on whether or not it’s out all the way) can enter the engine. Without gas your Orlando will not run at all. With … Read more
Fuel injectors can go the life of a modern vehicle with little to no trouble at all. That being said, bad fuel injectors are one of the more common issues that happen to any vehicle (Chevy Orlando included). There’s always more than one fuel injector, and even one going bad is enough to make … Read more
A bad fuel filter is one of the worst problems that can happen to your Chevy Orlando. When the filter fails, it can limit the amount of fuel that enters the engine. Without proper fuel pressure, your van will not run at all. With that in mind, most of the symptoms of a bad fuel filter revolve … Read more
Extreme weather can be very difficult on your Chevy Orlando. If there is an issue it often make itself known when conditions are at their worst. When it’s extremely hot. it’s the cooling system that is put to the test. In the winter, the vehicle won’t start when it is cold. There are a … Read more
A bad timing belt or timing chain can be a serious issue. If it jumps a tooth or breaks entirely, it can lead to permanent engine damage. Knowing the symptoms of a bad timing belt or chain is vital so this doesn’t happen to your Chevy Orlando. Timing belts are made out of rubber and … Read more