Dt*: the contact stated while driving 50 MPH on a highway on-ramp, the vehicle stalled completely. The vehicle was able to be restarted after 20 minutes. A service dealer was contacted, who stated that the vehicle would have had to have been brought in before it was restarted in order to diagnose the problem. Subsequently, the vehicle was not taken in for service. Updated 12/5/2006 -
2005 GMC Canyon engine complaints
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Earlier I complained that I had to replace the cam shaft solenoid for the second time, I was mistaken in that complaint, now I am told that it could be an actuator, cam shaft problem or some other related problem. Getting the same error codes as last 2 times in the shop p014 p017 and p300. Engine is till sputtering and dying, pushing too much fuel.
I have a 2005 gmc canyon with 44k miles on it. I have had to replace the cam shaft sensors and cam shaft solenoid so far, and today after only 150 miles after replacement of the solenoid I again have to have it replaced. Gmc stocks this part which my mechanic tells me that means that they know that they are having problems with it. I took it to carl edwards chevy but they were so rude that I left and took it back to my mechanic to repair. It has gone from 27 mpg to 16 mpg and I can smell gasoline. My mechanic informed me that it is pushing too much gas into the intakes and that it could cause a fire.
#3 cylinder lost compression and head warped. This happened march 13. Gm issued a tsb on march 10 for this problem.
I was driving at the time of failure. Engine light comes on and I took it to the shop to run a diagnostics. These are the codes p0106, p0300 and p0506 that are causing the engine light to keep coming on. This is the second time this has happen. First time the parts replaced were oxygen sensor and the computer back in dec 2005. Now its feb 2006 and I need to take it in again for same problem.
Dt*: the contact stated the engine stalled out while attempting to turn or in stop and go traffic at no particular speed. Although the engine stalled out, the vehicle was easily restarted. The vehicle was seen by a dealer. The head, exhaust, and intake valves were replaced by the dealer in an attempt to repair the vehicle, but the stalling continued to worsen.
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