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Chevrolet Cruze

Choose the generation and engine before opening a diagnostic guide. The application table in each guide gives the relevant model-year range.

8 distinct guides · GM bulletin references

First generation / Limited

1.4L LUJ / LUV

5 relevant guides

  1. Cruze P0299: causes to check before replacing the turbo

    Questions to ask before approving a turbocharger assembly for a LUJ/LUV Cruze with an underboost complaint.

  2. Cruze P0299 and wastegate wear: when GM supports a repair

    Separate an observation at the wastegate from a supported turbo replacement decision on LUJ/LUV engines.

  3. Cruze P1101 after an air-filter change: baffle and PCV-pipe checks

    Why the air-cleaner baffle belongs in the conversation on a 2011–2016 LUJ/LUV Cruze.

  4. Cruze P1101 after a valve-cover replacement: the manifold PCV link

    A source-based follow-up for a recurring P1101 or P0171 complaint on early LUJ/LUV Cruze engines.

  5. Cruze P1101: meaning, causes and the right GM repair path

    A guide to choosing the right GM diagnostic reference before ordering parts for a Cruze with P1101.

Second generation (VIN B)

1.4L LE2

4 relevant guides

  1. Chevy P0446: GM EVAP Vent Fixes for Silverado, Tahoe, Cruze

    P0446 on a Chevy: GM bulletins tie it to dust in Silverado and Sierra canisters, water at the 2007–2010 Tahoe vent valve, and the Cruze 1.4L filter pipe.

  2. Cruze P0299 or P0234 in extreme cold: GM’s LE2 icing repair path

    Use temperature, drive pattern and engine identification to assess whether GM bulletin 22-NA-007 is relevant.

  3. Cruze P1101: meaning, causes and the right GM repair path

    A guide to choosing the right GM diagnostic reference before ordering parts for a Cruze with P1101.

  4. Cruze P1101 with an oil leak: GM’s LE2 pressure and PCV correction

    The LE2 diagnostic branch to discuss before treating an oil seal as the whole repair.