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P228A

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P228A

What does this code mean?

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A code identifies a detected condition, not a part that must automatically be replaced.

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Original wording in English

18NA103

CHEVROLET, GMC

Reported code forms P228A

This Bulletin provides information to correct a customer concern of a siren or whine noise from the in-tank fuel pump at temperatures below -6C or 20F, accompanied by start and stall, no start, loss of power and MIL…

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18NA103

CHEVROLET, GMC

Reported code forms P228A

This Technical Bulletin provides information to correct a customer concern of a siren or whine noise from the in-tank fuel pump at temperatures below -6C or 20F, accompanied by start and stall, no start, loss of power…

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

MakeModelModel year
Chevrolet35002018
Chevrolet35002016
Chevrolet65002019
ChevroletCOLORADO2018
ChevroletCOLORADO2017
ChevroletCOLORADO2016
ChevroletCOLORADO2012
ChevroletCRUZE2019
ChevroletCRUZE2018
ChevroletCRUZE2017
ChevroletCRUZE2015
ChevroletCRUZE2014
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