Engine Shut Off Without Warning Problems of Chevrolet Colorado

I was turning through a busy intersection and as I completed my turn and came to a stop the engine shut down. Prior to making the turn the engine felt like it was going to stall out and quit running. I have experienced the sluggish idle before but it never shut down like it did today. A google search revealed that Chevrolet has a technical sb, 16-na-284 that says a reprogram of the computer is required to correct the problem. In my opinion this is a safety issue. I was fortunate to have completed my turn before it quit running but someone else may not even be aware of the situation putting themselves at risk if it would happen to quit during the turn with oncoming traffic.

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Upon accelerating the vehicle onto a 3 lane road, all warning lights came on in the vehicle. A warning message presented on the dashboard stating "engine power reduction" and then the vehicle shut down completely while moving. The engine shut off and the vehicle would not disengage from park. Vehicle had to be towed from the location. At the dealership, the dealer informed me the engine throttle body and intake tube duct hose should be replaced. He also informed me gm is aware of this issue with the vehicle and has not developed a permanent fix for the issue.

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Tl-contact owns a 2016 chevy Colorado. . . Contact stated that hood came open while driving going 5mph pulling out of parking lot. . Vehicle shut off five times on five different days. Vehicle shuts off going from a complete stop after pressing on gas pedal . Vehicle shut off turning onto main highway and would not start back up. Hood latch does not stay shut. Vehicle was towed to dealership and hood latch was fixed. Vehicle was at dealership again a few days ago and dealership stated no recalls on vehicle. Dealership also stated vehicle was never in shop for shut off reason. Contact advised to contact chevy at 800-222-1020.

2004 Chevrolet Colorado. Consumer writes in regards to engine and ignition switch problems. The consumer stated on April 12, 2014, the vehicle shut off while driving 30 mph. The brake pedal was hard to push and the dashboard read reduced power. After waiting three minutes, the consumer was able to re-start the vehicle. The vehicle stalled again, after driving two miles. According to the service invoice, the pcm computer was bad.

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2004 Colorado truck stalled without warning at 70 mph while going up a steep incline. The vehicle's speed dropped from 70 to 15 mph within seconds. The consumer was unable to pull over because there was no shoulder. The consumer looks at the instrument panel and noticed that the dic was flashing reduce power. The consumer later found out that if the vehicle encounters a little emission problem it shuts down. The consumer's vehicle didn't have an emission problem but a computer glitch.