PIT5734C

Service Bulletin Details

Public Details for: PIT5734C

This preliminary information communicates an issue with poor heater performance and advises dealerships to inspect the heater core inlet and outlet hoses for being twisted or kinked.


- 2022 - 2021 - 2020 -

Bulletin No.: PIT5734C
Published date: 01/26/2022
Preliminary Information
PIT5734C Poor Heater Performance - Diagnostic Tip
Product Investigation Review Required
Models
Brand:
Model:
Model Years:
VIN:
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to
Engine:
Transmissions:
Cadillac
Escalade Models
2021 - 2022
All
All
3.0L LM2
All
Chevrolet
Silverado 1500
2020 - 2022
All
All
3.0L LM2
All
Chevrolet
Suburban
2021 - 2022
All
All
3.0L LM2
All
Chevrolet
Tahoe
2021 - 2022
All
All
3.0L LM2
All
GMC
Sierra 1500
2020 - 2022
All
All
3.0L LM2
All
GMC
Yukon Models
2021 - 2022
All
All
3.0L LM2
All
Involved Region or Country North America
Additional Options (RPO)
Condition
3.0L Diesel Engine RPO LM2
Some customers may comment on poor or no heat. When using GDS2 to
compare the heater core inlet temperature sensor 3 to the heater core outlet
temperature sensor 4, there will be a signi cant di erence (example inlet temp 147
degs F and outlet temp 82 degs F, typically they are within 10-20 degs F).
Note: When comparing the di erence in the heater core temperature sensors, make
sure the blower motor is on high with the HVAC temperature set to full hot.
Cause
This issue could be caused by either the heater core inlet or outlet hoses becoming
twisted or kinked, and as a result, this may restrict the coolant ow.
Correction:
If SI diagnostics do not lead to a correction, inspect the heater core inlet (1) and/or outlet (2) hoses for being
twisted or kinked, as shown below. In some cases, it can be di cult to see the twist or kink in the hose due to
the conduit which covers the hoses. In the examples below, the parts catalog drawing, showing callouts 1 and
2, correlates to the actual vehicle picture callouts 1 and 2.
Version History
Version
Modi ed
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02/28/2020 - Created on
10/08/2020 - updates to the model list, Model years and condition sections.
02/22/2021 - Updated the model list to include the Full Size SUV's.
01/26/2022- Update model year
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