Some 2024 Chevy Equinox EV, Blazer EV Units May Have A Leaking Electric Drive Unit
Because of a mounting bolt that's too long.
Read More »Because of a mounting bolt that's too long.
Read More »Affecting the 2024-2025 model years.
Read More »Owners can get the option installed or a reimbursement check.
Read More »No parts needed for the update.
Read More »Available free of charge through 2026.
Read More »With no parts required for the repair.
Read More »To improve customer experience and optimize over-the-air updates.
Read More »To improve the customer experience and optimize future updates.
Read More »With some potentially complex prerequisite fixes.
Read More »Eliminating wind noise and rattling.
Read More »Affected units are currently under a Stop Delivery order.
Read More »Taking nearly 20 hours to perform.
Read More »Taking techs less than an hour to perform.
Read More »Completed without any extra parts.
Read More »Exact numbers affected unknown, but probably low.
Read More »Offered free of charge to current owners.
Read More »No parts needed for the fix.
Read More »Affecting a small number of vehicles.
Read More »Taking a little less than three hours to address.
Read More »With the remedy offered free of charge.
Read More »Free of charge regardless of current ownership.
Read More »Currently unclear how many units are affected.
Read More »A no-charge fix at the dealership.
Read More »Another supply constraint resolved.
Read More »Fleet-focused option previously under supply constraint.
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