This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
The contact owns a 2012 Chevrolet Express 4500. In cold weather, the diesel exhaust fluid (def) froze, which caused the vehicle to decelerate until it eventually idled. The dealer (kupper Chevrolet, 1500 2nd St ne, mandon, nd 58554) stated that they needed to keep the vehicle in a heated shop to prevent the def from freezing. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was also contacted and was unable to provide assistance. The approximate failure mileage was 86,000. The VIN was unavailable.
Have a 2012 Chevrolet cut away van for a school bus use. Started leaking gasoline out of the pressure side line on the furl module. Had to have towed to Chevy dealer for repairs. They had to remove fuel tank to make repairs. They replaced fuel module in the tank. The cost of repairs was 1166.41$.
The van is a 2012 cut away school bus. On 1-20-2018 developed a gasoline leak on the vent side of the fuel module on top of the fuel tank.took to Chevy dealer for repairs. They replaced the fuel module inthe tank. They had to remove the tank to perform repairs. At a cost of 1188.39$.
Have 2 2012 Chevy cut away van school buses with the fuel pump module start leaking. 1 leaked on the pressure line, the other on the vent line. Both buses have less than 150000 miles.
On 9/30/2016, a thermal event occurred while the bus was in the shop for routine maintenance. As the bus was being moved (backed-out) of the service bay and smoke was seen escaping from the CNG tank storage compartment at the rear of the bus. Location: 4127 elm St., dallas, tx 75226 a dallas area rapid transit (dart) employee quickly opened the compartment and extinguished the small flame. Damage was limited to the CNG fuel tank solenoid (melted) and the connecting harness (melted). This vehicle has a high pressure electronic shut-off solenoid valve mounted directly to the on-board CNG fuel tank(s). Note: If there is a fuel leak or other combustible material in the vicinity, there is a risk of ignition. Dart has a total of 123 ea., 2012 model year GM 6.0L chev express shuttle buses which were purchased from national bus sales & leasing by dart. Prior to delivery, the buses were modified by arboc and converted to dedicated CNG operation by impco automotive in union city, in. Each vehicle is configured with (2 ea.) Lincoln 21' X 80' CNG cylinders fitted with omb solenoid valves mounted inside an enclosed storage compartment behind the passenger area. There were similar occurrences documented under other recall notifications (GM bulletin #: 13139 and impco automotive #: 13V-225); where the oem identified root causes and corrective actions. Under those GM and/or impco reports and/or defect recalls reported to NHTSA, similarly, the connector to the CNG fuel tank experienced high-resistance short in the connector and caused overheating or in some instances a self-extinguishing flame.
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- Robinson, ND, USA