Chevrolet Colorado & GMC Canyon Transmission, Engine and Power Steering Problems
California consumers have noted that certain model year Chevrolet Colorado’s have exhibited engine and transmission problems, some of which have had to replace the entire engine in the Colorado as a repair. Generally, prior to the engine replacement, consumers have noted a ‘ticking noise’ emanating from the powertrain of the Colorado, especially after powering down the vehicle. In addition, consumers have noted overall sluggish performance, engine misfires, and illumination of the Check Engine Light.
Here are the Technical Service Bulletins GM has released regarding the problem.
PIT5363D Click or Tick Noise Heard Inside Cab with Engine Running
PIP5486C Ticking, Tap, or Rattle Noise From Engine With Possible Misfire DTCs.
Engineering Information — Driver Side Front Output Seal Leak on 4WD Vehicles
PIP5493G Misre with DTC’s P0300, P0301-P0306
PIP5545C SES Lamp ON With DTC P0324 - Engine Squeak Or Belt Noise
16-NA-017 - Ticking Noise and/or Noise When Turning Vehicle Off
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