Six problems related to gasoline engine have been reported for the 1999 Chevrolet S10. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
For the second time my 1999 chevy s-10 pickup has been taken to the transmission shop because I have lost second gear and reverse. This is a costly repair, the first time it cost me $1,600. 00 to replace a $44. 00 part because the whole transmission had to be overhauled. The transmission in the chevy is made with inferior parts and should be recalled to have all the gears replaced. I have also had to replace both front wheel hubs and a motor. The s1-s of this era need to be investigated and the consumer should be protected!!.
Vehicle cuts off constantly, and no one can find cause.
Chevrolet contends problem does not exist because they cannot reproduce.
While traveling at 30mph, engine will stay at mid-idle (2500rpm) and not go down to 900rpm until completely stopped. Has caused a run-a-way engine once.
The engine races at 2000 and 2500 rpm's in slow traffic and parking lots, it will not begin to rev down unless vehicle comes to a complete stop (truck runs away). Nlm.
After vehicle has been driven and then parked the engine will not turn over, even with all the power on. Dealer can't find the solution.