Search Results for ‘emissions’

I wonder if the new diesel will have a more reliable/less complicated emissions system.

A pretty revealing video reporting on the HP and torque differences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhvI2oeBPtY

Do you think that eventually our diesels will be affected?

Don't know the name or number of the recall but it only took a few minutes to get done...back in the summer. It ended my 41 mpg or better I always got on trips with my 2012 eco. Also noticed a very slight pinging when accelerating or going up hills just after the service. None of this is a big...

I'm not sure we will find a correlation here, but I'm curious if there is any relationship between using a non Dexos2 oil (oil that does not meet or exceed Dexos 2 requirements, especially the Low-SAPS requirement) and emissions sensor failures. It doesn't matter if the use was intentional or...

I'm creating this thread as a means of compiling a one-stop reference for defining, locating, and identifying Diesel Emissions Sensors for the Cruze, including part numbers and links to How To threads for repair/replacement instructions. Additional information is welcomed, as well as corrections...

Hi everyone, I am a proud owner of a 2012 Chevy Cruz LTZ, purchased from a dealer in the Toronto area last year. I plan on moving to the United States, and as such require that my Cruze be compliant for both USA emissions and safety regulations in order to fully register the vehicle in the...

Last week, my Diesel came up with a P24C6 code, which is related to the Particulate Matter Sensor--the last sensor in the long freight-train of sensors that populate our CTD exhaust system. The dealer checked it out at my regular service today and confirmed that it is not a wiring fault, etc...

I took my '11 cruze in yesterday to have a FEDERAL emissions safety recall performed. but was contacted by the dealership saying the pcm could not communicate with the ebcm, therefore they could not perform the recall unless I paid a minimum of 4 hours diag. time to find the communication...

just got this today in the mail.

From http://www.epa.gov/obd/pubs/420f09048.pdf Not a very good copy and paste, but did this anyway. Would be good to print the *pdf file and show it to your dealer. Feel this should also cover a free reflash if you lose you firmware for any reason. Certainly will affect emissions. I did...

I cannot find any information in any of my owners manuals and anything online but does a document exist as to what is exactly covered ( i.e. list what sensors and hardware by name in black and white) under the 8 year 80,000 mile emissions warranty? Thanks in advance.

So as the title states , My Cruze failed the emissions test , The check engine light code are p0700 and p0711. The car is shifting fine , has 90k on it. Any one ever had experience with either of this codes. Ive searched everywhere and all I get is TCM and TFT .

Hi all, I currently have about 75,000 miles on my Cruze. Over the past few weeks I have been unable to start my car after fueling. If I floor it and crank for a little while it will eventually start. This sound like emissions to me. The question I have is would it be the purge valve or the...

Does anyone know if having a methanol/water injection system will be an automatic fail for emissions testing? I mean, will the inspector see the extra tubing in the engine and say you fail the test as long as the engine is modified? Specifically wondering about Arizona

So, I would love to go full turbo back with an exhaust system. The only problems is here in the great state of Texas we have emissions tests during our inspections. I'm not worried about the CEL, because I can get a tune to turn it off. How far can I really go with an exhaust system, and...

Hey guys... Got a few questions for the upcoming months: I'm military (currently deployed) and just got orders to Anchorage, Alaska. I'll be on my way up there almost as soon as I get back stateside (Washington State, to be exact.) 1) Are the emission tests strict? I'm looking into swapping...

Remember how we here have been bitching about EPA testing vehicles for emissions and MPG using one fuel (Indolene, 91 octane) while the "real-world" uses a different fuel (E10, 87 octane)? Well, it seems as though EPA finally "...got the memo..." because in the governments' May 21, 2013, Federal...

...the new 2014 ECO-D 2.0L turbo diesel will use Adblue™ UREA to meet emission requirements: 2014 Chevrolet Cruze Diesel Preview - The Washington Post