Check Engine Light On Problems of Chevrolet Express 3500

We purchased an express van in the spring of 2006. Truck engine blew up at 6000 while driving on the freeway. In January 2014, we took the car into a dealership because it stalled 3 times. The dealership put it on the computer diagnostic device and could not find anything wrong with the van. Approximately 3 weeks later, on Friday the 24th the check engine light came on, we then took it back to the dealership and at this point they told us that the transmission was the problem. The car had just over 32,000 miles when transmission blew up in January of 2014. After the transmission was replaced the car continued to stall and was taken back into the dealership and it had a bushing broken in the front suspension. This van continues to stall and at times fails to start. We are confident that the stalling problem that we are experiencing is the same as the cars that are part of the recall and express vans should be added to the list of recalled vehicles. This vehicle only has 33,000 miles on it as of March 2014.

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: the contact stated while driving various speeds under normal driving conditions, the engine stalled and operated at a reduced speed. The reduced engine power light illuminated. The contact pulled over without incident and turned the ignition off. After a period of 15 minutes, the engine easily restarted without further incident although after restarting the check engine light was illuminated. The vehicle was inspected by a dealer who determined the accelerator module of the engine needed to be replaced. Afterwards, the engine stalling and reduced power persisted. The manufacturer was notified. Numerous parts have been replaced in the vehicle such as a sensor, crankshaft, throttle body unit, and a wiring connector. Updated 11/03/06.

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