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You'd be surprised how cool the exhaust gases can be at those speeds. In bigger pickups, you need 800-1000a* EGT to help burn the spot off. At highway speeds, it's only 500-650*.I looked at the service history as given by carfax...
It has had 4 ecu checks. One at 32,000 and another at 64,000, then two more after that.
No more details but with the reading I've been doing I bet the dpf is starting to clog. If it is I'll do a full egr, dpf, scr, delete.
It could still be anything though.
The told me today they got it on a trade in from a traveling sales person.
Also said the inside was immaculate when it came in and they felt comfortable driving it without detailing it first.
They were waiting on parts (water pump) before completing the timing belt replacement.
I'll be running it at 75-80 up and down the freeway every day.
If you purchase the car, if you don't delete right away, might buy a scanguage and that will tell you how many regens have gone on and will share with you the dpf situation. A salesman car doing highway miles might be a good thing, I would still want transmission serviced. Good luckI looked at the service history as given by carfax...
It has had 4 ecu checks. One at 32,000 and another at 64,000, then two more after that.
No more details but with the reading I've been doing I bet the dpf is starting to clog. If it is I'll do a full egr, dpf, scr, delete.
It could still be anything though.
The told me today they got it on a trade in from a traveling sales person.
Also said the inside was immaculate when it came in and they felt comfortable driving it without detailing it first.
They were waiting on parts (water pump) before completing the timing belt replacement.
I'll be running it at 75-80 up and down the freeway every day.
Here it is: 1G1P75SZ9E7237094If you would like send me the last 8 of the VIN and I can get you some more info. (Or post a link to the dealers page on the car, it's usually on there.)
Yup I found that one already thanks!Welcome! I have 189K miles on my diesel and still love it as much as I did driving it off the lot with 55 miles.
Here's a good place to start:
http://www.cruzetalk.com/forum/64-g...mmon-issues-fixes-2014-2015-cruze-diesel.html
Thanks!!I checked in on that car. Found something not that abnormal, it had an HO2S replaced at 35,220 in Oct of 14. What I found that is peculiar is in July of 15 at 62,970 the DEF reservoir was replaced, not abnormal, but was is is that all 3 exhaust temperature sensors were replaced at the same time. There are no oil change records besides one at 7,864mi. The car was delivered to Rock Chevrolet in IL, the oil change was at Seelye in South Haven, MI, and the rest of the service was done at Midway Chevrolet in Plainwell, MI. The vehicle is out of B2B by milage, and is under Powertrain until 11/2018 or 100,457mi. This was one of the first diesels sold, as it was sold in 11 of 2013.
EDIT: Re-reading your original post, the car has 105,000mi on it, so it is out of all warranties from GM, and this vehicle does not have any GM extended warranties on it.
Just to chime in - it sounds like a good one. You should most likely have roughly the same level of service that I've had with mine. Just turned 190K yesterday and on my way to 200K.Thanks!!
I accidentally swapped the zero and five in my mileage but no matter the carfax report already mentioned the warranties are up so no big deal.
Reading through the Diesel tech and general forums the service list does sound like pretty standard stuff.
The only thing I'm going to do with in the month is getting the trans flushed with the amsoil atf recommended.
The timing belt with the water pump (and the idler I hope) was just done so I'm good for another 100,000 miles there.
I'm going to keep the standard rims and just swap with winter tires and get some new summer ones in the spring.
I'm hoping with lost of driving I won't have any issues with the dpf...