2020-2026 Silverado Sierra Colorado Canyon 2.7L Turbo Control Valve OEM

Name: 2020-2026 Silverado Sierra Colorado Canyon 2.7L Turbo Control Valve OEM
Brand: GM
SKU: 12745931
Price: 298.01 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 298.01

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This is a Genuine GM OEM Control Valve designed for the 2020–2026 Chevrolet Silverado, 2020–2026 GMC Sierra, 2023–2026 Chevrolet Colorado, and 2023–2026 GMC Canyon. It is a direct-fit replacement engineered specifically for vehicles equipped with the 2.7L Turbocharged (L3B) engine.

As a Genuine OEM part, this control valve meets the exact factory specifications set by General Motors. A gasket is included with this part; note that the gasket cannot be reused or reinstalled once removed and must be replaced along with this valve. This part fits all trim levels equipped with the 2.7L Turbo engine across all applicable Silverado, Sierra, Colorado, and Canyon configurations.

Quick Part Facts

Condition: New Genuine OEM
Engine: 2.7L Turbocharged (L3B)
Includes gasket — gasket cannot be reused once removed
Direct replacement fit
1-Year Warranty

Fitment

Year Range	Make	Model	Trim/Engine	Notes/Options
2020–2026	Chevrolet	Silverado	2.7L Turbo (L3B)	Includes Gasket; Gasket cannot be reused once removed
2020–2026	GMC	Sierra	2.7L Turbo (L3B)	Includes Gasket; Gasket cannot be reused once removed
2023–2026	Chevrolet	Colorado	2.7L Turbo	Includes Gasket; Gasket cannot be reused once removed
2023–2026	GMC	Canyon	2.7L Turbo	Includes Gasket; Gasket cannot be reused once removed

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