I would check the plugs first. That's quick and painless and the symptoms would be similar (can't make the turbo spool if the exhaust isn't burning completely in the cylinder). And the 1.4T is sensitive to plug gap to begin with.
You have to have a scan tool. Some parts stores will do it for you.I haven't actually checked to see what code it might be, don't know where to do that ...
I can't speak for them, but I've heard that some parts places do it for free. It's free to ask, anyway.Well I don't personally have one, but I guess auto zone with work, it's free right??
Yes autozone, advance auto, o reillys, car quest all those guys do it for free.Well I don't personally have one, but I guess auto zone with work, it's free right??
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Yeah chevy is 5yr 100k miles, but I read somewhere that the new 2016 is 5yr/60k miles like ford is? correct me if I'm wrong.Based on my VIN, the Chevy warranty checker says I'm still under the powertrain warranty, so I hope it's just that
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Something like that. I forget what MY it applies to.Yeah chevy is 5yr 100k miles, but I read somewhere that the new 2016 is 5yr/60k miles like ford is? correct me if I'm wrong.