SB-15-NA-019

File in Section:
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Bulletin No.:
Service Bulletin
15-NA-019
Date:
October, 2015
TECHNICAL
Subject:
Fuel Odor During Fuel Filling or During Idle, Possible P0442 or P0455 DTCs Set
Attention: This Bulletin also applies to any of the models that may be Export vehicles.
Model Year:
VIN:
Engine:
Transmission:
2015
All
All
2013
2013
All
All
Silverado
Light Duty
2013
2013
All
All
Chevrolet
Silverado
1500
2014
2015
All
All
Chevrolet
Suburban
2013
2015
All
All
Chevrolet
Tahoe
2013
2015
All
All
GMC
Sierra
Light Duty
2013
2013
All
All
GMC
Sierra 1500
2014
2015
All
All
GMC
Yukon
Models
2013
2015
All
All
Brand:
Model:
from
to
Cadillac
Escalade
Models
2013
Chevrolet
Avalanche
Chevrolet
Condition
from
to
Some customers may comment on a strong fuel odor during fuel filling or during
vehicle idle.
Cause
4283370
This may be caused by the fracture or breaking of the gasoline filler neck recirculation
line connector.
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October, 2015
Bulletin No.: 15-NA-019
Correction
If you encounter a vehicle with the above concern,
complete the following procedure:
1. Raise the vehicle and visually inspect the fuel tank
filler vent hose connector for damage. Refer to
Lifting and Jacking the Vehicle in SI.
• If connector is damaged, replace the fuel tank
filler vent hose. Refer to Fuel Tank Filler Vent
Hose Replacement in SI.
• If there is no damage to the connector, continue
diagnosis referring to SI.
Parts Information
Description
Part Number
HOSE ASM-F/TNK FIL VENT
22802073
HOSE ASM-F/TNK FIL VENT
22802074
HOSE ASM-F/TNK FIL VENT
22802075
STRAP*
12337820*
*This part will not be necessary for all applications.
Warranty Information
For vehicles repaired under warranty, use:
Labor Operation
Description
Labor Time
4028570*
Fuel Tank Filler Vent Hose Replacement
0.3 hr
*The next update of the Labor Time Guide will contain this code.
Version
1
Modified
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