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So my check engine light came on my 2022 Silverardo 2.7 about 2 weeks ago.  Put the code reader on it and P2CBB fan 3 underspeed came up.  45K on the engine.  Took to dealer to have it checked out last Friday.  They did some reset on  the software for the fuel injectors due to a recall of some sort.  Now the check engine light is off.   I have not had any overheating or any other issues  Should I let it ride for now or have the cooling fan replaced? 

 

There are 3 fans and I don't know which one to change out if I decided to do it myself.  The dealer wanted 1600 to replace the cooling fan and I said no.  Drove it home.  Light has been off for 3 days now.  Has anyone else had any experience with this?  Thanks in advance for your advice. 

 

https://www.gmpartswarehouse.com/oem-parts/gm-engine-cooling-fan-motor-85589271?srsltid=AfmBOoqa9VmRzaAuP5Mc7M-KWEKgQ5ODCuMa4tkKhjA2UPrygrys_W6Q

Is the link to the part and diagram of the fans. 

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21 minutes ago, Jon Arnold said:

So my check engine light came on my 2022 Silverardo 2.7 about 2 weeks ago.  Put the code reader on it and P2CBB fan 3 underspeed came up.  45K on the engine.  Took to dealer to have it checked out last Friday.  They did some reset on  the software for the fuel injectors due to a recall of some sort.  Now the check engine light is off.   I have not had any overheating or any other issues  Should I let it ride for now or have the cooling fan replaced? 

 

There are 3 fans and I don't know which one to change out if I decided to do it myself.  The dealer wanted 1600 to replace the cooling fan and I said no.  Drove it home.  Light has been off for 3 days now.  Has anyone else had any experience with this?  Thanks in advance for your advice. 

 

https://www.gmpartswarehouse.com/oem-parts/gm-engine-cooling-fan-motor-85589271?srsltid=AfmBOoqa9VmRzaAuP5Mc7M-KWEKgQ5ODCuMa4tkKhjA2UPrygrys_W6Q

Is the link to the part and diagram of the fans. 

 

 

I'd let it ride.

 

I'm not surprised by the price they quoted you as removing that 3 fan cooling module is some work.  Book time is around 9 hours plus the time to evacuate and recharge the air conditioning refrigerant to do the job, so there is another hour on an R1234yf system.  

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Just now, newdude said:

 

 

I'd let it ride.

 

I'm not surprised by the price they quoted you as removing that 3 fan cooling module is some work.  Book time is around 9 hours plus the time to evacuate and recharge the air conditioning refrigerant to do the job.  

Gotcha.  Looks like it could be a big job.  The light is out now.  

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Wow my 2023 just got the same code while coming from Georgia to Florida. 54k miles on truck. I cleared the code and will call the dealership tomorrow 

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? clearing the code isn't a great idea if you want the dealer to fix the problem as a warranty repair, as they are more likely to check/fix things if there is an actual code present.

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