Code P0236
This looks like it may be under warranty yet so I would just take it to a dealer that knows what they are doing.
I would have to guess a bad wire crimp, bad map a leak. It is just one of those things where you have to get in there and start checking things out.
Mine had a temp issue that set no codes and found it was just the Map hitting the AC compressor due to a replaced intake tube due to an accident.
When I say a dealer that knows what they are doing I mean one that has a in house tech that is trained in the Eco and Duramax engines. There is nothing wrong with the crimps if they are done correctly with the correct Kent Moore tool. I find many are not done properly while others are and have no issues.
I would have to guess a bad wire crimp, bad map a leak. It is just one of those things where you have to get in there and start checking things out.
Mine had a temp issue that set no codes and found it was just the Map hitting the AC compressor due to a replaced intake tube due to an accident.
When I say a dealer that knows what they are doing I mean one that has a in house tech that is trained in the Eco and Duramax engines. There is nothing wrong with the crimps if they are done correctly with the correct Kent Moore tool. I find many are not done properly while others are and have no issues.
This looks like it may be under warranty yet so I would just take it to a dealer that knows what they are doing.
I would have to guess a bad wire crimp, bad map a leak. It is just one of those things where you have to get in there and start checking things out.
Mine had a temp issue that set no codes and found it was just the Map hitting the AC compressor due to a replaced intake tube due to an accident.
When I say a dealer that knows what they are doing I mean one that has a in house tech that is trained in the Eco and Duramax engines. There is nothing wrong with the crimps if they are done correctly with the correct Kent Moore tool. I find many are not done properly while others are and have no issues.
I would have to guess a bad wire crimp, bad map a leak. It is just one of those things where you have to get in there and start checking things out.
Mine had a temp issue that set no codes and found it was just the Map hitting the AC compressor due to a replaced intake tube due to an accident.
When I say a dealer that knows what they are doing I mean one that has a in house tech that is trained in the Eco and Duramax engines. There is nothing wrong with the crimps if they are done correctly with the correct Kent Moore tool. I find many are not done properly while others are and have no issues.
replace, the Master Tech told me my SS was the 2nd one in his shop ever worked on. These cars have been out for what, 5-6 years? I simply don't trust anyone around here where I live. And I can fix anything if I just could get a little more guidance and direction. Can anyone help me with that?
Last edited by Bushmaster11B; Sep 30, 2012 at 03:24 PM.
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