2014 Chevy Cruze No Crank | TSB for the Win!
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- Опубликовано: 20 янв 2024
- We have here a 2014 Chevy Cruze that had a head gasket done. It worked great for a week, but then it would not crank anymore. I had trouble getting to the problem until I found a TSB that led me straight to the issue! Hope you enjoy!
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Now that was CRAZY! never thought a bad cam sensor would cause a NO CRANK! 😳
Now we need a scope capture of the signal!!
Me to, never ever seen that!
You're right I should of gotten one but I was in a rush because this vehicle took a lot longer than expected😞 Thanks for watching!
ah you beat me to it Ivan
@@advancedleveldiagnostics what was the actual diag time? That TSB was a life saver lol
@@PineHollowAutoDiagnostics About 2 hours, including GM making me change my password. I really wish I had found that TSB right away. Some reason I couldn't find it in the list, only when I typed in no crank.
That's nuts, thanks for sharing this. Without that TSB who would be looking at cam sensors for a no crank? This could have been a pretty lengthy and frustrating diagnosis.
Being a govt fleet mechanic my whole life, the shop conditions you have to go to and work in are crazy, they are always very dirty, crammed, crap scattered everywhere, and you barely have enough room to squeeze around the car and open the door and get in. Guess I'm just used to the epoxied floors, super bright lighting, everything organized, and equiptment and shop cleaned weekly to stay clean. But besides that point, great diag though, didn't see that coming
That's why I usually prefer to work outside the shop, Unless it is stuck inside or too cold.
Yep. Agreed! Being mobile I usually prefer working outside of the shops that I service. For all the said reasons. Awesome video man!
Easy to have a perfect shop when the budget is always plenty.
I literally was just thinking the same thing. “This dude works in the most back alley sketchy places”
@maccarr9072 yes it is nice......
Awesome work once again! Keep ‘em coming!
👍Moral of the video : always check TSBs!
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Wow excellent video, thank you so much, gonna help a lot of others as well! Keep up the Good Work!
Much appreciated!
That was a cool TSB, I've never seen a cam sensor count with KOEO.. Kool Find .!!
You the man, nice diag!
Another great video!! I can see why you like working outside!! The garage looks like a junkyard!! You can use my garage,its heated,clean and no junk on the floor,lol!!! Thanks for showing!!!
Lol I wish! The only nice shops I work in are Body Shops, and they stink like paint.
Very nice diagnostic
Thanks for watching!
Now any time check TSB , some many crazy electronic issue good job
WOW great video good learning experience for everyone
Thank you!
It’s was worth it watching you
Never seen that before excellent video.thank for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
TSB's ARE NOW MY FAVORITE ......!!!!!!!!!!
Mine too!
nice diag! like a pro!
Amazing! That was pretty cool. I'm sure it was one of those " ever since you " situations lol
It sure was!
Very interesting video! I’m also super impressed with the way you’re able to get such clean screen captures of the scan tool and pc screens. Sooo much nicer than the shakey handheld camera on other channels. What software do you use to do that?
Thank you! On the PC, I'm using a program called RecForth to screen record. On the Scan tool, I'm using the built-in screen recorder.
That is a cool one. Surprised I’ve haven’t run across this yet with all of the POS cruises I’ve worked on through the years 😂
This was my only time seeing this, never had it since. Thanks for watching!
This guy has more Test, Diagnostic Equipment half of which I've never seen before and wouldn't know how to use 😂
Wild!!
I had this same problem after checking starter and battery turned out to be the 250 amp fuse on the battery
Anti double start feature blocking crank because it thinks the engine is running?
Yup, I probably never would of checked for it without the TSB!
@@advancedleveldiagnostics same here.
something new every day
What kind of Labtop do you recommend for programming? Got to update and not trying to brake the bank. Grear video!
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Wow that is insane never seen anything like that before
Same here!
have never seen that before. i bet some would have changed bcm, pcm, fuse box. nice diag.
Thanks!
Nice 👍✌️
New Sub Here, Great vid, im assuming the signal from the cam sensor was going crazy and reporting that the cam was moving when it was not (engine off) you dont come across a no crank with a faulty cam sensor normally a faulty crank sensor would cause that issue. or was the cam sensor shorted internally
Yes it was showing that it was moving when the key was on.
Good video,so in this case the less INFORMATION the computer HAS the BETTER the car works?right KISS saying is right in this case. good lesson,thank you
Ah progress! This is what happens when you make critical components in grass shacks..
Dam ! Its worth cheching tsbs!
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nice
I have a twenty fourteen chevy cruiseI have a 2014 Chevy cruise. It was driving fine. I side swiped a small pole. No damage to the engine whatsoever. I made the wrong choice and took it to a body shop and let him break it down for the frame damage. Estimate when it came back to me. It has like five codes on the dashboard service trek. And then it's what has no power. It won't go over 40 miles an hour.. Literally nothing wrong with it prior to the exterior break down and repair. Do you have any advice?
Step 1 you have to check with a scan tool to see what the codes are.
hey bro.. Thanks for the heads up on that X431 Pro being on sale. I bought one and my buddy bought one and it's a pretty killer tool.
On mine, everything seems to work fine, except on the first home page where there are several buttons, the: "SERVICE FUNCTION" button does not work.. Well it works, it just takes me to a blank page; where normally it would be a bunch of shortcuts of resets, etc. It looks like I can still do the functions, they are just scattered around in the software and different modules, rather than having them grouped up in a convenient menu. Are you going to make a video about this thing or a review, etc? Because I would really like to know if mine is just broken and needs repaired or if that 'service function' button just isn't supported for something this old? Can you please just open up yours and see if that 'Service Function" button in the center, near the top-- that has the wrench symbol: is working or not? Please let me know-- I really appreciate it. and thanks again for the clearance shout out.
I just checked, mine is blank too.
That was crazy lol
Totally unexpected!
With the exhaust CMP sensor unplugged at the end, would the ECM request an MIL, or does this ECM also get a position reading from a crankshaft position sensor or an intake CMP?
Yes, it had a circuit code for the exhaust cam sensor.
Is that orange case just for carrying your maintainer?
Yes
Not having a routine that marks the signal implausible and ignoring it so the car runs is lame. GM deserves all the bad publicity and warranty costs these kinds of failure modes cause.
so, do you think the oil in connection has anything to do with the problem?
It seemed like the sensor had a slight leak, so it is very possible. I didn't see that symptom in the TSB.
I have a Cruze with this problem on it's way to me. Maybe I'm going to be replacing the exhaust CMP sensor.
you should be able to see it in live data if its moving.
@@advancedleveldiagnostics It wasn't the same issue, turned out to be a start and stall with the security light flashing. Someone put a used PCM in it, not sure why. Got the used pcm/immobilizer set up and it starts and runs fine. No codes. Hopefully it isn't back in a while with another fried PCM.
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Also, Great diag and repair!!!!!
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A shortened cam sensor
Thats crazy, something learnt very new. Cam sensor would prevent to crank the engine. So cool eh
What's more surprising, this cam problem or a Chevy Cruze making it 10 years?
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Cars are getting ridicously overcomplicated with unnecessary technology. Even with a bad CMP, the car should still crank. I would love to hear why the engineers designed it this way. With older cars, you could at least get home with a bad CMP.
The problem is that it is not simply bad, it is giving a signal that the car is running, so The car won't crank just like it won't crank when it's actually running.
@@advancedleveldiagnosticsin such case, the ECM it's missing a check, it should not rely only on CMP counts, but in CKP too.
I would even expect a dtc for out of sync if cam it's moving but crank isn't.
@@AlanGonzalez-om4rr The engineers dropped the ball on this one that's why there's a TSB. Like you said the ECM is missing a check. The ECM should compare and confirm those counts from the exhaust CMP with CKP and/or intake CMP. The computer's too dumb due to insufficient programming. Although the exhaust CMP showed counts, it also showed zero RPM. You would think there would be enough code to throw a DTC code for that. Great video though! Good learning experience.