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2001 Chevy express van/45,000 miles (purchased when new).antifreeze leaking out because intake manifold gasket is leaking. Although svc. Bulletins/defect investigations exist for this problem, dealers service dept. States extensive cost to repair this is not covered by warranty or any Chevy/GM warranty adjustment. Chevy customer (phone) assistance confirms this is a noted problem w/this vehicle's year/model but remains non-committal regarding covering costs to repair it for me.
: the contact stated while driving various speeds under normal driving conditions, the engine stalled and operated at a reduced speed. The reduced engine power light illuminated. The contact pulled over without incident and turned the ignition off. After a period of 15 minutes, the engine easily restarted without further incident although after restarting the check engine light was illuminated. The vehicle was inspected by a dealer who determined the accelerator module of the engine needed to be replaced. Afterwards, the engine stalling and reduced power persisted. The manufacturer was notified. Numerous parts have been replaced in the vehicle such as a sensor, crankshaft, throttle body unit, and a wiring connector. Updated 11/03/06.
- Imperial, MO, USA
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- Bethpage, NY, USA