2004 Chevrolet Colorado Consumer Discussions

Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon Electrical Problems

Windows not responding

Written by: merch3 on Jun 10, 2009 06:08 PM

I have a 2004 chevy colorado extended cab and lately my drivers side window has been acting funny, sometimes working just fine and sometimes it just stops for a bout 15 seconds, then will start working just fine again. the locks work, and the mirrors work. and then yesterday i got in my truck, put both windows down, and drove about 5 miles. when i parked and tried to ... Read More...

2004 chevy colorado driver side water leak in floor board

Re: 2004 chevy colorado driver side water leak in floor board [danjayz]

Written by: jefter on Apr 12, 2009 00:35 PM

They leak up in the cowl, and have you will have to remove the cowl filler under the wipers to seal. Mine filled up with water four times, and GM failed to fix it multiple times under warranty. Traded the P.O.S. in, sure hope you didn't get it. I say call GM and press for repair, there are warranty claims on this issue. Have them check in Missouri and Kansas for claims. ... Read More...

Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon Electrical Problems

Re: 04 colorado not starting [tbunch]

Written by: hcoombs on Apr 10, 2009 05:42 PM

TBunch: I have had the same problem with my 2004 Colorado. It occurred 3 times in the 5 years I have owned it. In the manual, under "passlock", it states that you can wait 10 minutes and try to start it again and this works for me. However, I would like to find an answer to the problem. Have you spoken to or written to anyone at Chevrolet to get an answer? I did take it to my ... Read More...

Re: chevy colorado door locks [steve515]

Written by: HopeGMC on Mar 16, 2009 05:37 AM

The BCM is located in the passangers front kick panel. If there is now water damage noticed, I would still check the drivers window/door lock control panel. Mine was a 2004 model. Read More...

Re: 2004 Chevy Colorado Electrical issues!! [dtower77]

Written by: marky_mark1984 on Feb 25, 2009 02:10 PM

Hello, I Have the same problem you have only in a 2004 Colorado, I was just wondering how you went about fixing it? Read More...

2004 chevy colorado driver side water leak in floor board

Re: 2004 chevy colorado driver side water leak in floor board [danjayz]

Written by: ralka on Feb 11, 2009 00:27 PM

they had leaks from the plennum seams under the wiper motor, r/r the wiper motor and seal the seam from drivers to pass side. (Directly below the motor) Read More...

Re: 2004 chevy colorado driver side water leak in floor board [danjayz]

Written by: dmathews3 on Feb 08, 2009 02:46 PM

Come on the darn truck is 5 years old. Do you think they are going to fix it forever. Go to the auto parts store, explain your problem and buy some stuff to fix it or pay a repairman to do the job for ya. Or you could buy a Toyota truck where they are buying them back with a secret so to speak recall due to rusting frames that are dangerous. Read More...

2004 chevy colorado driver side water leak in floor board

Written by: danjayz on Feb 08, 2009 01:23 PM

Yes i have a 2004 colorado and last month i noticed water in driver side floorboard and removed my carpet to get water out and found a leak it is coming through behind the gas pedal from the firewall i cant get to outside part of the firewall to fix it and G.M wont fix it even though two dealers told me it was because of lack of factory sealant that it was leaking someone ... Read More...

Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon Electrical Problems

Re: Drivers power window, door locks stopped working [HopeGMC]

Written by: zipyz28 on Feb 07, 2009 05:52 PM

I have a 2004 colorado crew cab with the same problem with the locks and drivers window. On dec 26th I decided time for a new battery and which I replaced and that's when this problem started. Could this problem come from just disconnecting the terminals? Well thanks to HopeGMC it's working again. I took it apart and looked at everything and things looked OK so I tapped ... Read More...

Re: Wiring problems [ECR223]

Written by: snaproll1 on Dec 14, 2008 01:24 PM

Yeah, there is someone on this forum that thinks that all the electrical problems are due to bad grounds. That may have something to do with it, but the window/door lock thing seems tied to a fried battery, and the fried battery in my case tied with with a fried fuseblock that there was a service bulletin on. Since the fuseblock fix, no more electrical problems in ... Read More...