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P2106

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P2106

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SB-08-06-04-004

CHEVROLET

Reported code forms P2106

CHEVROLET/PONTIAC: LXT, L91, POOR ACCELERATION, THROTTLE BODY FROZEN SHUT AND/OR STUCK CLOSED, MIL/SES LIGHT ILLUMINATED, DTC'S P1516, P2106 AND/OR P2110 SET IN EXTREMELY LOW TEMPERATURES WITH HIGH HUMIDITY CONDITION…

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080604004

CHEVROLET

Reported code forms P2106

LXT, L91, POOR ACCELERATION, THROTTLE BODY FROZEN SHUT AND/OR STUCK CLOSED, MIL/SES LIGHT ILLUMINATED, DTC'S P1516, P2106 AND/OR P2110 SET IN EXTREMELY LOW TEMPERATURES WITH HIGH HUMIDITY CONDITION AFTER AN INITIAL COLD…

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070604009

CHEVROLET

Reported code forms P2106

INFORMATION ON DIAGNOSING DTC P2106 AND P2110. LOW VOLTAGE CONDITION MAY BE PRESENT. *KB

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060604050

CHEVROLET

Reported code forms P2106

POOR ACCELERATION, THROTTLE BODY FROZEN SHUT OR STUCK CLOSED. DTC P1516, P2106 AND/OR P2110. SET IN COLD WEATHER CONDITIONS. *KB

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MakeModelModel year
ChevroletAVEO2008
ChevroletAVEO2007
ChevroletAVEO2006

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