POC11,13,14,16, POAC4 09 Tahoe Hybrid
Has anybody had this happen? I'm trying to get some information on where to start fixing the issue.
I replaced the motor because of a stuck lifter due to not changing the oil. The transmission was not doing this before though. When I replaced the motor my boss insisted on using the cheap green stuff instead of dexcool. Think that has anything to do with these codes? I have a lot of information to trade, somebody please respond.... :- ) |
Re: POC11,13,14,16, POAC4 09 Tahoe Hybrid
There must be air bubbles in the system.
The cooling for the HV power box is NOT shared with the engine. |
Re: POC11,13,14,16, POAC4 09 Tahoe Hybrid
Did you ever figure out what was wrong? Got the P0AC4 Code by itself
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Re: POC11,13,14,16, POAC4 09 Tahoe Hybrid
I recently got all those same codes. Stalled at a stop sign and I had no power. Engine revving but going nowhere. Turns out my regular battery was extremely low and I had to get a new one.
I guess the regular battery controls some of the hybrid Cooling system functions. |
Re: POC11,13,14,16, POAC4 09 Tahoe Hybrid
Originally Posted by Marcus Thomas
(Post 265857)
Did you ever figure out what was wrong? Got the P0AC4 Code by itself
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Re: POC11,13,14,16, POAC4 09 Tahoe Hybrid
So my vehicle died again at a stoplight. Cleaned hybrid battery vent. There wasn't much there. From what I can see, under the hood there are coolant tubes that run to the Hybrid PCM box ( black box on engine) ....these hoses were totally empty. I traced them back to two electric pumps, one behind the fan, bottom center, the other to the left near the windshield washer reservoir. These pumps go for about 150 a piece. I've wasted money replacing parts on vehicles, when it turned out to be fuses, and relays, so I found the relay in the small fuse box and switched it with the rear defrost relay. Vehicle has been running fine ever since.
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