Bitsielyn

I'm putting in my second one today!! This seems to be a problem with the Chevy Cruz! I put my first one in August of 2015 and putting a new one in today! Thankfully the part had a 1 year warranty or I would be pissed! This problem should be recalled by GM / Chevy and a new part redesigned to fix this from happening!
Not happy I'm even having to replace this again, free or not!!!

Shariblat

I bought this car a year ago, because it's suppose to be a dependable car. All of a sudden engine light comes on, cooling fan constantly running. Take it to dealer, and I'm told we need a new thermostat and thermostat housing. $432.00. Check Internet, and it seems to be a very "expensive" common problem for this vehicle. No recall on this?

Chevycruze2012KB

Having the same problem except I do not have a check engine light. The fan will run constantly on high. Only shuts off for a few seconds then is back on. Doesn't matter if AC is on or the defrost. I just had the water pump replaced and coolant tube under power train warranty. Now this problem. With no check engine light I don't know if it's the thermostat or coolant temp sensor. Annoyed

dwortham23

There isn't a recall on it - but when I got mine fixed it was under warranty I believe (power train).

Niberrios

Well, looks like I'm joining the club. I am currently sitting at the dealership and being charged 360 dollars for a thermostat replacement to see if that will stop my fan from constantly running and turn off the check engine light. The most frustrating part is I haven't even completed my 1year of owning this certified vehicle and of course the warranty is expired. My job and income relies heavily on a reliable car and was told this would be the car for me. I don't know how many complaints it takes to make a recall happen but sure hope this gets resolved...

Much Thanks

Sheena Bricker

Same here. Just received the call it needs replaced again. The first one was replaced in July 2015 so I'm 6 weeks out of warrenty. I'm beyond heated. Water pump went with it.

Jordan A

Can I please have some help with my 2015 Chevy Cruze? I experienced the same thing, unfortunately

Ferdie Fern

As was mentioned in a previous thread it may be the coolant temperature sensor in the radiator. To check it you need a reader to verify the temperature sensor of the engine, radiator and air intake agree within 1 degree after an extended time parked, say overnight. If anything is skewed the fan will default on

Christina Martinez

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