NHTSA ID Number: 10113637
Manufacturer Communication Number: PI1429A
Summary
This preliminary informational bulletin provides repair information to correct a customer concern that they cannot remove the ignition key and/or that the key may not fully rotate to the “off” position, though engine does shut off.
2 Affected Products
Vehicles
Cannot remove the ignition key and/or that the key may not fully rotate to the “off” position (Engine does shut off).
Shift lever button appears to be already depressed.
This may be caused by the transmission control lever knob assembly not being fully seated when the vehicle was assembled, causing the shifter button to not fully engage/disengage.
1 Associated Document
Manufacturer Communications
Bulletin No.: PI1429A
Date: May-2015
MC-10113637-9999.pdf 171.892KB
NHTSA ID Number: 10113734
Manufacturer Communication Number: PI1429
Summary
This preliminary informational bulletin provides information to inspect and verify transmission control lever knob installation for a customer concern that the ignition key cannot be removed and/or does not rotate to the “Off” position.
1 Associated Document
Manufacturer Communications
Bulletin No.: PI1429
Date: Mar-2015
MC-10113734-9999.pdf 157.916KB
- Pair Strattec #320588 OE #01154610 with Pair Strattec #320589 OE #01154611
- 2 "A" Primary Square Ignition Key Gaps + 2 "B" Second Oval Doors/Trunk Key Gates
- Brand: Strattec, Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
- Manufacturer Part Number: 320588, 320589, Surface Finish: Nickel Silver
- Authentic Replacement Design: Replacement keys that look and function like the original
- Self-Programming Capability: You can do this yourself using provided instructions
- Wide Compatibility Range: Replaces ID 46 CIRCLE +, B111-PT, B112-PT, GMX-100C, 5903089, G0001-G3631, 692931, TP12GM37P, GMX380CP
- Verification Required: Please read all details to confirm your ordering the proper part
- Transponder Key Technology: Features uncut transponder key compatible with ID 46 Circle + for secure vehicle ignition
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Bulletin No.: PI1429A Date: May-2015 Subject: Ignition Key Cannot Be Removed and/or Does Not Rotate to the “Off” Position Models: 2015 Chevrolet
Colorado 2015 GMC Canyon This PI has been revised to update the Recommendation/Instructions. Please discard PI1429. Condition/Concern Some customers may comment that they cannot remove the ignition key and/or that the key may not fully rotate to the “off” position (Engine does shut off). Customers may also comment that the shift lever button appears to be already depressed. This may be caused by the transmission control lever knob assembly not being fully seated when the vehicle was assembled, causing the shifter button to not fully engage/disengage. Recommendation/Instructions Technicians should inspect and verify that the transmission control lever knob is fully seated and engaged and operating correctly before replacing any parts. The shifter knob button should stand out (popped out) and NOT have the appearance of being depressed or pushed in. If the shifter assembly is properly installed and the condition still exists, refer to SI for further diagnosis. If diagnosis finds that the shifter control lever knob needs to be replaced, ONLY replace the transmission control lever knob. DO NOT replace the transmission control. Warranty Information For vehicles repaired under the Bumper-to-Bumper coverage (Canada Base Warranty coverage), use the following labor operation. Reference the Applicable Warranties section of Investigate Vehicle History (IVH) for coverage information. Labor Operation Description Labor Time 8480208* Inspect and Verify Transmission Control Lever Knob Installation 0.3 hr 1 *This is a unique Labor Operation for Bulletin use only. It will not be published in the Labor Time Guide.
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