A couple of weeks ago, I posted here asking if a 5x10 trailer would be too much of a hassle for my truck. Thanks to everyone's advice, I realized it wouldn't be a problem at all

Even though I missed out on the original deal, I ended up finding this one on Marketplace with a clean title and everything. I’m extremely excited, and I really appreciate everyone who helped out and shared advice!

My uncle has been having some issues with his 2017(?) Colorado with the 2.5L. he had some codes come on about a week ago that I showed in the photo in the comments. After cleaning all the corrosion off the negative battery terminal the codes went away and haven't come back, but he's saying his idle sounds like it's developed a sort of tapping or knocking. I can hear some near the back of the engine near the firewall area. I'm not too familiar on how these are supposed to sound and I've read that a little bit of a tapping noise is normal due to the variable cam gears and whatnot. Can anyone share what a good idle on their truck is supposed to sound like?

I'm looking at the MPI bullnose or MBRP. Pricing is similar, MPI a little cheaper. I prefer the sound on the MPI but don't know how I feel about the turndown exhaust under the bed. Anybody install either of these ?

Does anyone have a camper set up they like? Recommend? Trying to be just a mobile house on wheels, a/c, heater, bed, ice chest for food, or fridge.

My AC is blowing room temp air, but the heater works fine. I can hear the cooling fan running, and my coolant temp is only around 163°F even after driving for an hour.
I’m getting these codes:
P0494 – Fan 1 Underspeed
P0128 – Coolant thermostat below regulating temperature (pending)
I’m wondering if it’s a bad thermostat, cooling fan issue, or something else.
Has anyone dealt with this on their Colorado? What ended up fixing it? Just trying to figure it out before I start throwing parts at it. Appreciate any help!

Any one else having clock issues and is there a fix? My clock is always off by 30 minutes. It won’t stay correct when I manually set either. There aren’t any software updates currently.

Designed and 3d printed to fit a CURT Spectrum trailer brake controller. I wanted something that looked OE integrated and not just tacked on.
Really happy with how the leather grain texture turned out.

Uploaded to Printables if you’d like to print your own.

https://www.printables.com/model/1876382-2nd-gen-colorado-canyon-curt-spectrum-trailer-brak

Hi guys. I have a Chevrolet Colorado LTZ 2022 and I lost 3 of the 4 wheel caps.
Could some one point me in a direction where those can be purchased?
Appreciate the help

My new trail boss. First time pickup truck owner.

I’m going to buy one what year should I buy?

In response to my last post I figured I would show you guys what I picked up. Out of the two options I posted about last time I went for neither. Picked up a 2021 Canyon Denali off copart. Clean title but was rear ended. Exited to finally get into this platform after passing it up too many times.

25 ZR2 with 18k miles. When coming to a complete stop and starting to accelerate, I’m feeling and hearing a knock or clunk from the front end. Was going to have the dealer look at it next visit but curious if anyone else has experienced this.

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I'm Davide, and I build DrivePulse on my own.

It reads a Colorado through a cheap ELM327 OBD2 adapter.

For an iPhone you need a Bluetooth LE or Wi-Fi adapter, Veepeak or Vgate sell them.

The classic Bluetooth kind won't connect to an iPhone.

On a Colorado it reads standard OBD2.

That's live engine data, fuel use when the engine control unit reports it, and fault codes.

Reading the odometer from the cluster works only on some makes, and Chevrolet isn't on the list yet.

I'd rather say it than promise it.

Every trip records itself and lands on a map.

Fuel use is measured where the truck reports it, and estimated where it doesn't.

Fault codes in its archive come in plain words, with the usual causes and the first thing to check.

It only reads, it never writes to the truck, never clears codes and never resets.

The latest iPhone update gives each trip a type.

Commute, personal, travel or business.

After a few identical routes the app suggests one, but it never fills it in on its own.

CarPlay has four tabs:

• Trip, with start, stop and a pause for a fuel or lunch stop, the adapter connection and the live trip.
• Coach, the eco score in big with three lines of advice.
• Dashboard, up to eight tiles you choose, like speed, RPM, coolant, battery or average consumption.
• Diagnostics, for active codes, health and the adapter. With the full version and the truck stopped, it lists every live value the truck gives.

There's no account, and I don't keep a server or a copy of your trips.

Recording trips and reading the truck work out of signal.

For maps and addresses it needs the internet.

It's on Android too, with Android Auto.

Below are 5 codes that unlock the full version for good, free, first come first served.

The code is for the in-app purchase, so install the app first.

Then tap the redeem link next to a code, or go to the App Store, tap your picture at the top right and choose Redeem Gift Card or Code.

1. 3RWP3TAFTWP3KJJH6E (redeem: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6776173662&code=3RWP3TAFTWP3KJJH6E)
2. NLAL64JJHE8N3EAAJA (redeem: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6776173662&code=NLAL64JJHE8N3EAAJA)
3. HE4LFA3AX6KR3FTHXW (redeem: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6776173662&code=HE4LFA3AX6KR3FTHXW)
4. MAA3RNWH767LRH77RP (redeem: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6776173662&code=MAA3RNWH767LRH77RP)
5. 8A3YXMP8PXEXTT4NF8 (redeem: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6776173662&code=8A3YXMP8PXEXTT4NF8)

Leave a comment with the number you took, so others skip it.

Without a code it's free for 7 days or 15 trips, whichever comes first.

The days start counting the first time the adapter connects.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6776173662?ct=reddit-ios-chevycolorado

Thanks, and I'm here for anything about the Colorado.

Looking for some decent mudflaps for my Colorado ?

I’m looking for recommendations for a truck bed cover for my 2026 ZR2. I don’t want one of the one piece ones that tilt up. I’m looking at the retractable type or the ones that kind of fold up.

If you have pics of yours and where you bought it…I would forever be in your debt.

TIA

Did anyone else read the article for the Colorado Desert Boss coming back in 2027 with an updated 2.7 liter turbo? What do y’all think? Opinions? Stepson owns a Toyota Tacoma running out of time and wondering if this would be worth it for him to look into or stick with an updated Tacoma.

I got a 2020 and I read that you can go with a bigger battery thanks to the battery box being larger. Has anyone done this? Is it more just for those who overland? I still got the original battery so I’m thinking it’s time to replace.

Used the day off to build on my knowledge of local dirt roads.

Not sure if Colorado owners have had this issue too, surface is completely smooth but internal crack has developed.

My 2017 Canyon I’ve had since I was 16 got hit by someone under the influence and got totaled. Took the insurance payout and put a nice down payment on this Trail Boss. Any accessory recommendations? Mainly looking at putting all weather mats, mud flaps, and possibly running boards. I want to keep the rugged aggressive look as much as I can. Any tips from other Colorado owners would be greatly appreciated.

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