general problems of the 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500

Upon starting my truck, the oil pressure gauge immediately goes to 80 with no acceleration. At this point, there is no noise or other lights coming on to warn of other problems. This problem started a few days ago. When truck is in motion the oil pressure gauge continues to stay on 80. I know the 2006 chevy 2500 heavy duty 4x4 have had recalls on different things, but need to see if this is a problem for other chevy trucks as well. I have read several recalls about these trucks and a lot of them we have never been notified to take it to a dealer to be checked. Any help you can give us would be deeply appreciated.

Appears gm's faulty blower motor resistor has claimed my 2nd truck. Fire started while parked in parking lot. Fire occurs on passenger side around glove box and grows. This truck gave no indication of "melting wires" there was no smell or smoke when parked. This part of a special coverage #10240.

Blower motor for the hvac started all by its self and ran full blast. The control panel had no effect on the system . I could not control or shut off the blower. Even when the truck was parked, in park and shut down and the keys removed the blower continued to run at full blast. Had to disconnect the battery. Later after having to drive the truck to work I followed the fuse schematic and removed the green I believe fuse breaker from the under hood fuse box. I have left this fuse removed so the battery doesn't run down.

Transmission slipping, banging periodically 1,2,3 gear and down shift. Transmission gauge red-lined, now is not properly showing temp. Oil gauge is moving 0 to 80 all the time. Some lights have been going out on panel and steering wheel. Check engine light on and off. Transmission company diagnosed as a possible electrical issue and chevy states the transmission bang and slip is common and no repairs are needed? help.

Tl-the contact owns a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500. The air conditioning fan failed the fan would not work on high or low speed. The contact inspected the vehicle and found the air conditioning control fan switch wires burnt. The VIN information was not available. The manufacturer will be contacted. The vehicle has not been repaired. The failure and the current miles was 56,000. Li.

The contact owns a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500. Whenever the contact drives the vehicle at various speeds, he smells burning wire underneath the dashboard on the passenger side. The vehicle has not been diagnosed. The current mileage was 62,000 and failure mileage was 10,000.