HOW TO CLEAN VVT SOLENOID ON CHEVROLET CRUZE SONIC MALIBU EQUINOX TRAVERSE EQUINOX CHEVY VVT CLEAN

HOW TO CLEAN VVT SOLENOID ON CHEVROLET CRUZE SONIC MALIBU EQUINOX TRAVERSE EQUINOX CHEVY VVT CLEAN
If you have engine light on and code related to VVT solenoid / variable timing solenoid on Chevrolet we will show you how to clean VVT Solenoid and maybe fix your problem without buying a new expensive vvt solenoid. Most of the newer vehicles made after 2006 are equipped with variable timing and the solenoids sometimes throw a code that the vvt solenoid is either stuck open or close. It could be dirty oil or debris that prevent the solenoid from functioning correctly.
This video should help you clean VVT Solenoid on:
Chevrolet Malibu How to Clean VVT Solenoid
Chevrolet Cruze How to Clean VVT Solenoid
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Chevrolet Captiva How to Clean VVT Solenoid
Chevrolet Silverado How to Clean VVT Solenoid
Chevrolet Colorado How to Clean VVT Solenoid
Chevrolet Tahoe / Suburban How to Clean VVT Solenoid
Chevrolet Impala How to Clean VVT Solenoid
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I have a 2010 Camaro 3.6l engine and my aculator solenoid bank 1 and 2 are leaking oil bad. My question is can I just pull them off or is there a specific way I need to removed them? Is it possible to mess up the timing chain in any way?