Three problems related to check engine light on have been reported for the 2017 Chevrolet Impala. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2017 Chevrolet Impala based on all problems reported for the 2017 Impala.
I had a check engine light when I went and checked it it was a p236 code in a p069e I also went to check it because I noticed my car was starting up funny.
I purchased a 2017 Chevrolet Impala vehicle in March of 2019 and a few month's after purchasing the vehicle I immediately started noticing that the vehicle wold stall and or hesitate to start every time I would put gas in it. Immediately after that the check engine light came on and remained on until this day. I currently work at carmax and after speaking with some mechanic's, as well as as reading some of the other complaint's I believe I am experiencing the same problem as 2 other buyer's that have previously filed a complaint regarding this vehicle. The spark plug tubes are leaking and the leaks are caused by porous spots in the head created during manufacturing. The spark plug tubes are permanently sealed into the head and are not replaceable. This is a manufacturing problem that needs to be taken care of immediately. We just purchased this vehicle and I am being told that this repair is going to cost $3,000-$4,000 to fix, which I am not responsible for. I should be able to have this fixed by the manufacturer, I should'nt have to pay for this repair considering the vehicle was literally purchased a year ago as of 3 weeks ago. And the problem happened 3 months into me having the vehicle.
We purchased our car in September of 2018, and almost immediately we started noticing the car would hesitate to start every time after we would put gas, then the check engine light suddenly turned on. . So then in December we took it to the chevy dealership and they fixed the purge valve, and also checked why the check engine light was on. They ran some tests and said that cylinder 3 was misfiring, so they ran more tests to see what exactly the problem was. The problem is that the spark plug tubes are leaking and the leaks are caused by porous spots in the head created during manufacturing. The spark plug tubes are permanently sealed into the head and are not replacable. This is a manufacturing problem that needs to be taken care of immediately, we just purchased our car and their telling us that this problem is going to cost $3,000 to 4,000 to fix which we are not responsible for. Please if someone could get back with me as soon as possible, something needs to be done we should be able to take it back to the dealership and get a different car since ours had a manufacturing problem which we are not liable for. Thank you .