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PIP4686D

Manufacturer communications

Publication date
2013-10-15
Received by NHTSA
2017-08-15
NHTSA record numbers
10112406

Manufacturer summary

Original wording in English

This Preliminary Information communication provides information to the technician about vehicles that have various 2-Mode Hybrid issues. Some vehicle may have service hybrid system lamp that comes on with a Diagnostic Trouble Code P061B set. Technician will need to take a snap shot of the Electronic Brake Control Module and call General Motors Technical Assistance Center for further assistance. Some vehicles may have a combination of engine stall at a stop, lacks power on acceleration, surge while driving, engine flare, transmission slip, poor or lower fuel economy or reduced EV range/limited electric propulsion since completion of recent programming. Technician will need to perform a Charge Procedure. Some vehicles have Diagnostic Trouble Code P0BBD stored without Diagnostic Trouble Code P061B or P0AFA. Technician will verify that the Drive Motor Battery was not run low on charge due to a no start concern.

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MakeModelModel year
CadillacESCALADE2013
CadillacESCALADE2012
CadillacESCALADE2011
CadillacESCALADE2010
CadillacESCALADE2009
CadillacESCALADE ESV2013
CadillacESCALADE ESV2012
CadillacESCALADE ESV2011
CadillacESCALADE ESV2010
CadillacESCALADE ESV2009
CadillacESCALADE EXT2013
CadillacESCALADE EXT2012
CadillacESCALADE EXT2011
CadillacESCALADE EXT2010
CadillacESCALADE EXT2009
ChevroletSILVERADO2013
ChevroletSILVERADO2012
ChevroletSILVERADO2011
ChevroletSILVERADO2010
ChevroletSILVERADO2009
ChevroletTAHOE2013
ChevroletTAHOE2012
ChevroletTAHOE2011
ChevroletTAHOE2010
ChevroletTAHOE2009
ChevroletTAHOE2008
GMCSIERRA2013
GMCSIERRA2012
GMCSIERRA2011
GMCSIERRA2010

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