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2010 Chevy Suburban......check engine light was on, went to the Chevy dealer, it scanned as the fuel pump module part# 2087716 and also the ABS, brake light, stabiltrak and traction control light come on and the vehicle loses power, this scanned as electonic brake control module. I had the fuel pump module replaced at the dealer and have found a recall bulletin for the year make and model with this exact problem. However this is VIN specific?? so I was not able to have this repaired under the GM recall no14515B.
I was driving on the interstate when suddenly the traction stability control system lit up and the vehicle wouldn't go past 35mph. I took it to a GMC dealership who identified that the throttle position sensor cover needed to be replaced as well as reprogramming the ECM. This could be highly dangerous especially while on an interstate traveling 60-65 mph and then suddenly lose power and not being able to go faster than 35.
I was driving on a rural road when all the dash info lights went on informing me I had reduced engine power and needed to service selectrac and that and all messages that it could sent were sent I have in turn had the car towed to a Chevy dealership and now awaiting the results of what is wrong and how much this is going to cost I have just turned 50,000 miles.
- Hollidaysburg, PA, USA
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