kbro

I have a 2006 equinox. When I am driving on rural roads and approaching a hill I push the accelerator and the vehicle looks like is running out of power, like running out of fuel but I have sufficient fuel on the tank. I relieve the accelerator a little bit and the vehicle drive uphill with out problems. I think might be the fuel pump or clogged injectors. Any one with similar experience?

Chevrolet Customer Service

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I am sorry you are experiencing this issue with your Equinox vehicle. Please PM me the last 8-digits of your VIN number, so I can look into this further for you.

I look forward to your reply.

Louis
GM Customer Service

oleg1981

if i will PM you my vin will you be able to tell me if there is any info form me? i have almost the same problem!

Chevrolet Customer Service

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Yes, please PM me your VIN. I will check if any additional information is available within my resources.

Louis
GM Customer Service

bekurt

Did you ever get this problem fixed?

bekurt

And how big was the hill?

papa tiger

How was the EGR, it costs about $62 on line.

oleg1981

no resolution for that problem. VIN did not got any info!

Vitalux

i am having the same problem with my truck as well


today we had a very light rain.
I did not even drive in the rain.
When i jumped in the truck and started it, the engine trouble light, was on, and the traction light was on as well as another engine service light.

WHen I step on the gas the truck hardly moves....I have to push the gas peddle all the way to the floor to get it to move ..once it increases in speed to about 60 km I get more power from the engine .....but about 90% loss of engine performance.


Any ideas?

Vitalux

Well good news.......I ended up taking the truck to a gas station and putting in $20 worth of gas and after I pulled out from the gas station the problem stopped.

The fuel gauge had been pretty low...so that might have had something to do with it....I don't know

I had let the truck idle for about half an hour, before I took it out, so not sure if that dried anything out.

So far the problem appears to be fixed by itself.

But i hope others will visit this thread and tell what solutions they found as well.