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15594 - Emission Recall - NOx Position 1 Sensor Replacement - Recall Suspended

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Well I was on SI today trying to diagnose an issue with my remote start when I saw this memo that was issued today. For the record I had my dad do mine and have not had any issues. I am going to leave the current ECM program in my car unless I have any issues in the future. PS I think my remote start issue is being caused by a failing battery, which is only 2 (3 going by car build date) years old with only 15k miles, but that's another post for another day.

GLOBAL SAFETY FIELD INVESTIGATIONSDCS4341URGENT - DISTRIBUTE IMMEDIATELY​
Date: February 7, 2017

Subject: 15594 - Emission Recall
NOx Position 1 Sensor Replacement
Recall Suspended Until Further Notice

Models: 2014-2015 Chevrolet Cruze Equipped with 2.0L Diesel Engine (LUZ)

To: All General Motors Dealers

Emission Recall 15594 Suspended Until Further Notice
Effective immediately, stop the reprogramming of all vehicles involved in Emission Recall 15594. This field action has been suspended until further notice. GM is suspending this field action to make additional improvements to the remedy Engine Control Module (ECM) calibration. These improvements are required to fully correct the condition described in the recall bulletin.

The updated ECM calibration has been removed from SPS and the previous calibration for the 2014 and 2015 model year Chevrolet Cruze vehicles equipped with the 2.0L diesel engine (RPO LUZ) has been substituted. The previous calibration that will now be available in SPS is Part Number 12662377 in position ID#2.

The status of all vehicles associated with this field action will appear as "closed" on the Investigate Vehicle History screen in the Global Warranty Management (GWM) system as of February 8, 2017.

Owners will be re-contacted and advised to disregard the previous customer communication and not to return their vehicle for repair until a suitable solution is identified.

In addition, customers who have already had Emission Recall 15594 performed will be advised that if they experience a Service Engine Soon light, they may return their vehicle to the dealer to have the previous ECM calibration re-installed as a temporary repair. Dealers should confirm both a P11DC has set with ID#2 currently 12681104. Please submit for the following labor operation when returning vehicles to the original ECM calibration.

Submit a warranty transaction using the table below for this temporary repair. All transactions should be submitted as a ZREG transaction type.

Labor CodeDescriptionLabor Time
9102983Temporary Repair - Engine Control Module Reprogramming with SPS to Original Calibration0.4

While the upcoming customer communication will state not to return vehicles for repair until a suitable solution is identified, if a vehicle is presented that has not been previously repaired but the SES light is on indicating DTC P0133 or O2 sensor fault, follow normal diagnostics and repair in SI, submitting for regular warranty until such time as a revised repair procedure is announced.

END OF MESSAGEGLOBAL SAFETY FIELD INVESTIGATIONS




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CruzeDan,
Thanks for posting that info. My dealership just called me to let me know that the recall had been suspended, but they were not aware of the additional verbiage authorizing re-flash back to pre-recall software.
Reprogramming to the old program is only necessary if the car is exhibiting the CEL mentioned in the document. If you have no issues, it is not necessary to go back.
Reprogramming to the old program is only necessary if the car is exhibiting the CEL mentioned in the document. If you have no issues, it is not necessary to go back.
LOL. Oh, I'm having problems.
1) Recall work
2) Replace other sensor
3) Replace EGR Valve
4) Replace Warranty Sensor
5) CEL on and off every few hundred miles....
So I wonder if people who have had the recall and have been having no issues (such as myself) will still be notified to get the improved program once they figure it out, or if they'll just leave us as is since we're experiencing no difficulties with it.
So I wonder if people who have had the recall and have been having no issues (such as myself) will still be notified to get the improved program once they figure it out, or if they'll just leave us as is since we're experiencing no difficulties with it.
My guess is that the improved program will be a new recall unrelated to the old one.
Judging by how GM handles programming of modules, the cars with the program new program will be left alone unless there is an issue. GM never recommends programming modules unless there is an issue or a recall.
Wow, so they essentially recalled the recall. That's special. Does GM even have a QA department?
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Wow, so they essentially recalled the recall. That's special. Does GM even have a QA department?
Considering that the recall doesn't cause issues on all cars, it's very possible it just was missed. They did the right thing and stopped it, that's it. Anyone who spent money trying to fix it should be really try to be reimbursed.
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Anyone who spent money trying to fix it should be really try to be reimbursed.
Totally agree with this. Several people paid to replace NOx sensor #2 as that's generally what the P11DC points to.
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Do not do emissions recall!!

Got this in the mail today. glad to see them taking it seriously. Text Font Document Paper Paper product
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So it is a software fix? Maybe a tune is in order instead.
yes the software is not right on the recall. so they are working on a new tune for it. time to bring back again.
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yes the software is not right on the recall. so they are working on a new tune for it. time to bring back again.
I'm glad I didn't as I was just about to go for a cel P11dc code which I cleared it with my Scangauge

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i went and they did a sensor replacement and a new cal. then CEL came on and turned itself off short after. so i get new sensors and a new cal. awsome
Got this in the mail today. glad to see them taking it seriously. View attachment 223746 View attachment 223754
I don't like their game, I feal like a rat in their lab ?

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I went through this disaster. They set it back to the original factory tune. So far so good.
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mine got one during oil change. i protested but it was done already. my Factory delivered tune had no issues either.
well most of us here knew this gong into it. look at it from another perspective... they still care about gen 1 and getting it solved
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someone down there needs to tell someone up here not to do the recall. just got a letter from GM Canada telling me to come in for my out standing nox sensor recall. :icon_scratch:
someone down there needs to tell someone up here not to do the recall. just got a letter from GM Canada telling me to come in for my out standing nox sensor recall.
not sure what to tell ya. maybe can spec is good to go and usa needs more work
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