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Hi,
I am wondering if anyone who lives in areas where #1 diesel has the same problem I have.
I bought my 1st Colorado diesel on Oct 25th, 16. The check engine light was on for the test drive but the salesperson said it's an easy fix so we proceeded with the purchase. The service department was closed so I went back the next day to get it cleared. The tech got P2A00 and put the NOx sensor on order. on the 31st, I went in to get the new sensor put in but it didn't fix the code. I left the truck at the dealer for 10 days while I went on a trip.
On Nov 10th, the tech still couldn't figure out what's wrong after they replaced the exhaust as well. I traded that in for another Colorado diesel thinking it was a lemon. However, after a day of driving the 2nd new Colorado it also thrown the P2A00 code. After I talked to a different dealer and GM Customer Service, they said it's the #1 diesel that's causing the problem and no fix is insight.
I'm just wondering if anyone has the same problem I have.
I am wondering if anyone who lives in areas where #1 diesel has the same problem I have.
I bought my 1st Colorado diesel on Oct 25th, 16. The check engine light was on for the test drive but the salesperson said it's an easy fix so we proceeded with the purchase. The service department was closed so I went back the next day to get it cleared. The tech got P2A00 and put the NOx sensor on order. on the 31st, I went in to get the new sensor put in but it didn't fix the code. I left the truck at the dealer for 10 days while I went on a trip.
On Nov 10th, the tech still couldn't figure out what's wrong after they replaced the exhaust as well. I traded that in for another Colorado diesel thinking it was a lemon. However, after a day of driving the 2nd new Colorado it also thrown the P2A00 code. After I talked to a different dealer and GM Customer Service, they said it's the #1 diesel that's causing the problem and no fix is insight.
I'm just wondering if anyone has the same problem I have.