PIP5519

Service Bulletin Details

Public Details for: PIP5519

This preliminary information communicates the possibility of the timing chain tensioner gasket being improperly installed or mis-positioned after major engine repairs causing a low engine oil pressure and dtc P06DE.


- 2018 - 2017 - 2016 -

Bulletin No.: PIP5519
Published date: 09/13/2017
Preliminary Information
PIP5519 Diagnostic Tip: Low Engine Oil Pressure and DTC P06DE After Major Engine Repairs
Proactive
Models
Brand:
Model:
VIN:
Model Years:
from
Engine:
to
Transmissions:
Buick
Encore
2016 - 2018
All
All
1.4 LE2
All
Chevrolet
Cruze
2016 - 2018
All
All
1.4 LE2
All
Chevrolet
Equinox
2018
All
All
1.4 LE2
All
Chevrolet
Malibu
2016 - 2018
All
All
1.5 LFV
All
Chevrolet
Spark
2016 - 2018
All
All
1.4 LV7
All
Chevrolet
Trax
2016 - 2018
All
All
1.4 LE2
All
Chevrolet
Volt
2016 - 2018
All
All
1.5 L3A
All
GMC
Terrain
2018
All
All
1.5 LYX
All
Involved Region or Country:
North America
Additional RPO/s:
None
Condition:
Low engine oil pressure and DTC P06DE after major engine repairs
Cause:
Timing chain tensioner gasket may be improperly installed or out of position
Correction:
Verify oil pressure is below specification by completing oil pressure diagnosis and testing using latest service information.
Complete current diagnostics using latest service information for DTC P06DE.
If oil pressure is below specification and major engine repairs were recently performed proceed with the following.
Verify the timing chain tensioner gasket has been installed correctly and is not out of position.
NOTE: See photos below of improperly installed/mis-positioned timing chain tensioner gasket*
Correctly installed timing chain tensioner gasket allowing no leak path for pressurized oil.
Improperly installed gasket showing leak path for pressurized oil to bleed off behind timing chain cover.
Improperly installed timing chain tensioner gasket allowing pressurized oil from tensioner passage to bleed off behind timing cover.
Same as above photo showing actual position of gasket once tensioner was removed.
Tensioner gasket shown properly lined up in relation to mounting bolt holes.
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