2013 chevy avalanche

Asked by Kaitlingoodman92 Nov 12, 2016 at 02:38 PM about the 2013 Chevrolet Avalanche

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2013 chevy avalanche. When I am driving it
the check engine light will randomly turn on and the
truck completely stops working. I have to wait a
little and then I am able to turn it back on and the
check engine light leaves and it works again. Can
anyone help.

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As Js08016 mentioned, having the codes will allow you to see what the issue is. Although the scanner will probably not define the codes, they can be searched for via Google / Yahoo. For my 2009 Avalanche LT-2, the truck didn't turn off, but I lost power. The scans indicated a sensor issue; as it turned out, it was an OS2 sensor that needed to be replaced. Good luck getting your truck back to rights!!

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