Decoding GMC Trouble Codes List: A Comprehensive Guide

Trouble codes can be a source of frustration for GMC vehicle owners, but they are essential for diagnosing and resolving issues with your vehicle. In this comprehensive guide, we will decode GMC trouble codes list, helping you understand what they mean and how to address them effectively.

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GMC Trouble Codes List
Trouble Code	Fault Location	Probable Cause
P0300	Cylinder Misfire Detected Random Cylinders	Ignition coils
P0449	Evaporative emission (EVAP) system, vent valve circuit malfunction
P1000 – P1099 (Fuel and air metering and auxiliary emission control)
P1093	Fuel rail pressure (FRP) sensor, command/actual fuel pressure -signal variation	Wiring, poor connections, FRP sensor
P1094	Fuel rail pressure (FRP) sensor -signal out ofrange	Wiring, poor connections, FRP sensor
P1100 – P1199 (Fuel and air metering)
P1101	Intake airflow -incorrect	Wiring, mechanical fault, engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor, barometric pressure (BARO) sensor, intake air temperature (IAT) sensor, manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor,mass air flow (MAF) sensor, throttle position (TP) switch
P1106	Manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor voltage high, intermittent	Wiring open circuit/short circuit to positive, poor connections
P1107	Manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor voltage low, intermittent	Wiring short circuit to ground, poor connections
P1111	Intake air temperature (IAT) sensor -voltage high,intermittent	Wiring open circuit/short to positive, poor connections
P1112	Intake air temperature (IAT) sensor -voltage low,intermittent	Wiring short circuit to ground
P1114	Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor voltage low, intermittent	Wiring short circuit to ground, poor connections
P1115	Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor voltage high, intermittent	Wiring open circuit/short to positive, poor connections
P1120	Throttle motor position sensor 1 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, throttle control module
P1121	Throttle position (TP) sensor -voltage high, intermittent	Wiring open circuit/short to positive, poor connections
P1122	Throttle position (TP) sensor -voltage low,intermittent	Wiring open circuit/short to ground, poor connections
P1125	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 1/2/3 -signal variation	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1133	Oxygen sensor (02S)/heated oxygen sensor(H02S) 1, bank 1 -insufficient switching	Wiring, exhaust system leaking, 02S/H02S
P1134	Heated oxygen sensor (H02S) 1, bank 1 slow response	Wiring, oxygen sensor heater, exhaust system leaking, H02S
P1137	Heated oxygen sensor (H02S) 2, bank 1 voltagelow	Wiring, exhaust system leaking, H02S
P1138	Heated oxygen sensor (H02S) 2, bank 1 voltage high	Wiring, H02S
P1153	Heated oxygen sensor (H02S) 1, bank 2insufficient switching	Wiring, oxygen sensor heater, exhaust system leaking, H02S
P1154	Heated oxygen sensor (H02S) 1, bank 2 slow response	Wiring, oxygen sensor heater, exhaust system leaking, H02S
P1171	Fuel system -lean during acceleration	Fuel filter, fuel pump, H02S, injectors
P1172	Fuel level sensors, primary & secondary sensor no fuel level change during fuel transfer from secondary to primary tank	Wiring, secondary fuel pump/relay, fuel level sensors
P1174	Heated oxygen sensor (H02S) 1, bank 1 mixture variation between cylinders	Intake/exhaust leak/blockage, mechanical fault, ignition control, H02S
P1175	Heated oxygen sensor (H02S) 1, bank 2 mixture variation between cylinders	Intake/exhaust leak/blockage, mechanical fault, ignition control, H02S
P1191	Intake manifold system -air leak	Intake hose pipe connections, EGR system, ECM
P1200 – P1299 (Fuel and air metering – injector circuit)
P1214	Fuel injection pump timing -out of range	Fuel injection pump timing incorrectly set, CKP sensor, ECM
P1216	Fuel injection duration -pulse width signal shorter than expected	Wiring, fuel injection duration control solenoid, fuel injection pump control module, ECM
P1217	Fuel injection duration -pulse width signal longerthan expected	Wiring, fuel injection duration control solenoid, fuel injection pump control module, ECM
P1218	Fuel injection pump calibration resistor-circuit malfunction	Wiring, calibration resistor
P1220	Throttle motor position sensor 1 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, throttle control module
P1221	Fuel pump, run signal -circuit malfunction Throttle motor position sensor 2 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, engine oil pressure switch, fuel pump relay Wiring, throttle control module
P1222	Fuel pump, run signal:”” circuit malfunction	Wiring, engine oil pressure switch, fuel pump relay
P1223	Injector 1 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, FICM
P1224	Injector 1 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, ECM
P1226	Injector 2 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, FICM
P1227	Injector 2 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, ECM
P1229	Injector 3 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, FICM
P122A	Injector 3 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, ECM
P1232	Injector 4 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, FICM
P1233	Injector 4 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, ECM
P1235	Injector 5 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, FICM
P1236	Injector 5 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, ECM
P1238	Injector 6 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, FICM
P1239	Injector 6 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, ECM
P1241	Injector 7 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, FICM
P1242	Injector 7 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, ECM
P1244	Injector 8 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, FICM
P1247	Injector 8 -circuit malfunction	Wiring, injector, ECM
P1255	Fuel pump control module -driver over-temperature	Fuel pump control module
P1258	Engine overheating	Cooling system, ECT sensor
P1261	Injectors 1, 4, 6 & 7 -high voltage	Wiring, injector(s), ECM
P1262	Injectors 2, 3, 5 & 8 -high voltage	Wiring, injector(s), ECM
P1270	Engine control module (ECM). APP sensor signal -analogue/digital process malfunction	Engine control module (ECM)
P1271	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 1/2 signal variation	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1272	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 2/3signal variation	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1273	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 1/3signal variation	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1275	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 1 circuitmalfunction	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1276	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 1 range performance	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1277	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 1voltage low	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1278	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 1 voltage high	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1280	Accelerator pedal pOSition (APP) sensor 2 circuit malfunction	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1281	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 2 range performance	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1282	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 2 voltage low	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1283	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 2 voltage high	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1285	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 3 circuit malfunction	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1286	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 3 range performance	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1287	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 3 voltage low	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1288	Accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor 3 voltage high	Wiring, APP sensor, ECM
P1293	Injector control module -circuit malfunction bank 1	Injector control module
P1294	Injector control module -circuit malfunction bank 2	Injector control module
P1295	Injector control module -circuit malfunction bank 1	Injector control module
P1296	Injector control module -circuit malfunction bank 2	Injector control module
P1300 – P1399 (Ignition system or misfire)
P1336	Crankshaft position (CKP) sensor -variation not leamed	Learning procedure not performed
P1345	Crankshaft position (CKP) sensor/camshaftposition (CMP) sensor -signal variation	Wiring, CKP sensor, CMP sensor
P1351	Ignition control system, coil -voltage high	Wiring open circuit, ICM, ECM
P1361	Ignition control system, IC circuit -voltage low	Wiring, circuit short circuit to ground, poor connections, ICM, ECM
P1380	Antilock brake system (ABS)/traction controlsystem (TCS), rough road signal to ECM -malfunction	ABSfTCS trouble code(s) stored
P1381	Antilock brake system (ABS)/traction control system (TCS), rough road signal to ECM -nocommunication	Wiring, poor connections, ABSfTCS
P1400 – P1499 (Emission control)
P1400	Cold start emission control -malfunction	Intake/exhaust leak/blockage, mechanical fault, idle speed control (ISC) system, ignition control, engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor, H02S
P1404	Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve -not fully closing	Wiring, poor connections, EGR valve position sensor, EGR solenoid
P1406	Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve position sensor range performance	Wiring, EGR valve tight/sticking, EGR valve position sensor
P1409	Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) systemmalfunction	Wiring, vacuum pipes, EGR vacuum sensor, EGR valve
P1415	Secondary air injection (AIR) system, bank 1	Wiring, hoses blocked/leaking. AIR valve
P1416	Secondary air injection (AIR) system, bank 2	Wiring. hoses blockedfleaking, AIR valve
P1431	Fuel level sensor, secondary -circuit malfunction	Wiring, fuel level sensor
P1432	Fuel level sensor -low voltage	Wiring open circuit, fuel level sensor
P1433	Fuel level sensor -high voltage	Wiring short circuit to positive, fuel level sensor
P1441	Evaporative emission (EVAP) system -leakdetected	Hose connection(s), EVAP canister, EVAP canister purge valve
P1442	Evaporative emission (EVAP) system vacuum switch -circuit malfunction	Hoses blockedfleaking, wiring, EVAP canister, ECM
P1481	Engine coolant fan speed sensor -signal loss	Wiring, engine coolant fan speed sensor
P1482	Engine coolant fan clutch solenoid -circuit malfunction	Wiring, engine coolant fan clutch solenoid, engine coolant fan clutch solenoid relay
P1484	Engine coolant fan speed/engine speed -signal variation	Wiring, engine coolant fan clutch, engine coolant fan speed sensor
P1500 – P1599 (Vehicle or idle speed control)
P1504	Engine control module (ECM), vehicle speed sensor (VSS) output signal -circuit malfunction	Wiring, poor connections, ASS, ECM
P1508	Idle air control (lAC) valve -low rpm	Wiring open circuit/short circuit to ground/short circuit to positive, lAC valve, throttle valve tight/sticking
P1509	Idle air control (lAC) valve -high rpm	Wiring open circuit/short circuit to ground/short circuit to positive, lAC valve, throttle valve tight/sticking
P1512	Throttle command/actual throttle position -signals out of range	Wiring, throttle valve sticking, throttle control module
P1514	Throttle control unit, intake air flow -excessive	Throttle control unit, MAP sensor, CMP sensor signal, ECM
P1515	Throttle command/actual throttle position -signal variation	Wiring, throttle valve sticking, throttle control module
P1516	Throttle command/actual throttle position -signal variation	Wiring, throttle valve sticking, throttle control module
P1517	Throttle control module -malfunction	Throttle control module
P1518	Throttle control module/engine control module (ECM) -communication malfunction	Wiring, throttle control module, ECM
P1520	Park/neutral position (PNP) switch -circuit malfunction	Wiring short circuit to ground, PNP switch incorrectly adjusted
P1523	Throttle control unit, throttle position during battery saving mode	Throttle valve movement restricted, throttle control unit, ECM
P154A	Intake air heater -feedback circuit	Wiring, glow plug control module, intake air heater
P154B	Intake air heater -voltage signal circuit	Wiring, glow plug control module, intake air heater
P154C	Intake air heater -current signal circuit	Wiring, glow plug control module, intake air heater
P154D	Intake air heater -temperature signal circuit	Wiring, glow plug control module, intake air heater
P1550	System voltage low	Wiring, battery, alternator
P1571	Traction control system (TCS), torque request signal -malfunction	Wiring, poor connections, ABSITCS
P1574	Brake pedal position (BPP) switch, voltage high	Wiring, ABS
P1600 – P1699 (ECM – computer output circuit)
P1600	Engine control module (ECM) -malfunction	ECM
P1601	CAN data bus, engine control module (ECM)/ anti lock brake system (ABS)/traction control system (TCS)/instrumentation control module/ diagnostic control module some communication lost	Wiring, poor connections, ECM, ABSITCS,diagnostic control module, instrumentation control module
P1602	Engine control module (ECM) to antilock brake system (ABS)/traction control system (TCS), CAN data bus -communication failure	Wiring, poor connections, ABS control module
P1621	Engine control module (ECM) -memory performance	ECM
P1626	Engine control module (ECM) -fuel enable signal lost	Wiring, poor connections, immobilizer control module, ECM
P1627	Engine control module (ECM) -malfunction	ECM
P1630	Engine control module (ECM), immobilizer code -leaming mode	ECM immobilizer code programming not completed
P1631	Engine control module (ECM) -incorrect immobilizer code System voltage low Engine control module (ECM) -fuel disable signal received	Incorrect key, immobilizer code not programmed Wiring, battery, alternator Fuses, BCM, immobilizer code
P1633	Engine control module (ECM ), ignition supply voltage	Fuse, wiring open circuit, ECM
P1634	Engine control module (ECM) -ignition supply voltage -voltage low	Wiring open circuit, ECM
P1635	Engine control module (ECM), sensor supply voltage -circuit malfunction	Wiring, poor connections, TP sensor, MAP sensor, EGR valve position sensor, ECM
P1637	Alternator warning lamp, control signal -circuit malfunction	Wiring, instrument panel, ECM
P1638	Alternator ‘F’ terminal -circu it malfunction	Wiring open circuit/short circuit to ground,alternator, ECM
P1639	Engine control module (ECM), sensor supply voltage -circuit malfunction	Wiring, poor connections, FTP sensor, ECM
P1641	Malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) -circuitmalfunction	Wiring, fuses, MIL
P1643	Glow plug waming lamp -circuit malfunction	Wiring, glow plug warning lamp, ECM
P1644	Traction control system (TCS), delivered torque signal -malfunction	Wiring, poor connections, ECM
P1653	Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) vent valve circuit malfunction	Wiring, poor connections, EGR vent valve, ECM
P1654	Service throttle soon warning lamp -circuit malfunction	Wiring, fuses, service throttle soon warning lamp
P1655	Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) control valve -circuit malfunction	Wiring, poor connections, EGR control valve,ECM
P1656	Turbocharger (TC) wastegate regulating valve -circuit malfunction	Wiring, TC wastegate regulating valve, ECM
P1658	Fuel injector control module (FICM) malfunction	FICM
P1665	Fuel level sensor -signal malfunction	Wiring short circuit to positive, fuel level sensor
P1668	Alternator ‘l’ terminal -circuit malfunction	Wiring, voltage regulator, alternator, ECM
P1680	Engine control module (ECM) -malfunction	ECM
P1681	Engine control module (ECM) -malfunction	ECM
P1682	Engine control module (ECM) -ignition powersupply less than 10 V	Wiring, ECM
P1683	Engine control module (ECM) -malfunction	ECM
P1687	Fuel injector control module (FICM) -stuck on	ECM, FICM
P1688	Engine control module (ECM), torque reduction signal -out of range	Wiring TCM, ECM
P1689	Traction control system (TCS), delivered torquesignal -malfunction	Wiring, poor connections, ECM
P16F3	Engine control module -redundant memoryperformance	Wiring, ECM
P1700 – P1799 (Transmission)
P1779	Engine control module (ECM), torque reduction signal -out of range	Wiring TCM, ECM
P1781	Transmission control module (TCM), MIL requestsignal -voltage high/low	Wiring TCM, ECM
P1800 – P1899 (Transmission)
P1810	Transmission gear pressure switch, signal -circuit malfunction	Wiring open circuit/short circuit to ground,reverse/D1/D2/D3/D4 gear pressure switch(es), ECM
P1811	Shift time too long -adaptation limit reached	Fluid level low, transmission mechanical fault
P1812	Transmission fluid temperature (TFT) high	Transmission mechanical fault, towing weight limit exceeded
P1815	Transmission fluid pressure (TFP) switch -invalid gear selection	Wiring, selector lever linkage incorrectly adjusted, TFP switch, ECMITCM
P1816	Transmission fluid pressure (TFP) switch -invalid gear selection	Wiring, selector lever linkage incorrectly adjusted, TFP switch, ECMITCM
P1860	Torque converter clutch (TCC) solenoid, pulsewidth modulation (PWM) -circuit malfunction	Wiring open circuit/short circuit to ground, TCC solenoid, ECM
P1864	Torque converter clutch (TCC) solenoid -circuit malfunction	Wiring open circuit/short circuit to ground, TCC solenoid, ECM
P1870	Torque converter clutch (TCC) -slip speed excessive	Transmission fluid level, wiring, TCC solenoid, ECM
P1875	Transmission, 4WD low selection signal -circuit malfunction	Wiring, transmission, four wheel drive control module, ECM
P1886	Transmission 3rd-2nd control solenoid -circuitmalfunction	Wiring, control solenoid, ECM
P3400	Cylinder cut-out system -malfunction	Wiring, intake system leaking, mechanical fault, MAF sensor, MAP sensor, TP sensor, ECM
P3401	Cylinder cut-out solenoid, cylinder 1 malfunction	Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, mechanical fault, ECM
P3425	Cylinder cut-out solenoid , cylinder 4 malfunction	Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, mechanical fault, ECM
P3441	Cylinder cut-out solenoid, cylinder 6 malfunction	Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, mechanical fault, ECM
P3449	Cylinder cut-out solenoid, cylinder 7 malfunction	Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, mechanical fault,ECM
U1000 – U2000 (Manufacturer defined, common defination listed)
U1026	Transmission control module (TCM)/four wheeldrive control module, CAN data bus -communication malfunction	Wiring, BCM
U1041	Antilock brake system (ABS)/traction controlsystem (TCS), CAN data bus -communicationmalfunction	Wiring, ABSITCS control module
U1064	Body control module (BCM)/immobilizer controlmodule, CAN data bus -communication malfunction	Wiring, BCM, immobilizer control module
U1192	Engine control module (ECM)limmobilizer control module, CAN data bus -signal malfunction	Wiring, immobilizer control module, ECM
U1193	Engine control module (ECM)limmobilizer control module, CAN data bus -signal malfunction	Wiring, immobilizer control module, ECM
U1800	Engine control module (ECM)/fuel injector control module (FICM), CAN data bus -communication malfunction	Wiring, FICM, ECM
U2104	Engine control module (ECM)/transmission control module (TCM)/Fuel injector control module (FICM), CAN data bus communication malfunction	Wiring, TCM, FICM, ECM

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What is the GMC Trouble Codes List?

GMC trouble codes, also known as Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs), are alphanumeric codes generated by your vehicle’s onboard computer (ECU) to indicate a problem with one of the vehicle’s systems. These codes serve as a valuable diagnostic tool, helping mechanics and vehicle owners identify issues and perform the necessary repairs.

Common Reasons for GMC Trouble Codes

GMC trouble codes can be triggered by various issues, including:

• Faulty Sensors: Malfunctioning sensors can lead to incorrect data, triggering trouble codes.
• Emissions Problems: Issues with the vehicle’s emissions system can result in trouble codes related to the exhaust or catalytic converter.
• Engine Problems: Engine-related trouble codes often point to issues with fuel delivery, ignition, or other critical components.
• Transmission Issues: Transmission trouble codes indicate problems with gear shifting or fluid levels.
• Electrical Problems: Faulty wiring or electrical components can lead to trouble codes related to the vehicle’s electrical system.

Diagnosing GMC Trouble Codes List

If your GMC vehicle’s check engine light illuminates, it’s essential to diagnose the trouble codes promptly. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

1. Check for Warning Lights: When your check engine light comes on, it’s a clear indication of a problem. Don’t ignore it.
2. Use a Diagnostic Scanner: Invest in an OBD-II (On-Board Diagnostics) scanner to read trouble codes. Plug it into your vehicle’s OBD-II port, usually located under the dashboard near the steering column.
3. Read the Codes: The scanner will display alphanumeric codes. Write down these codes, as they are crucial for diagnosing the issue.
4. Consult a Trouble Code Guide: Refer to your vehicle’s manual or an online trouble code guide to interpret the codes. Each code corresponds to a specific problem or system.
5. Address the Issue: Once you’ve identified the problem, take appropriate action. Depending on the severity, you may need to consult a mechanic or perform the repairs yourself.

Understanding GMC Trouble Code Formats

GMC trouble codes follow a specific format, usually starting with a letter, followed by numbers. Here’s a breakdown:

• P0XXX: Powertrain codes (engine and transmission).
• C0XXX: Chassis codes (brakes, steering, and suspension).
• B0XXX: Body codes (airbags, climate control, and other body-related systems).
• U0XXX: Network communication codes (issues with the vehicle’s communication network).

Each element of the code provides information about the issue. For example, a P0300 code indicates a random misfire in the engine.

Interpreting Specific GMC Trouble Codes

While there are numerous GMC trouble codes, some are more common than others. Here are a few examples:

• P0420: Catalytic Converter Efficiency Below Threshold
• P0300: Random/Multiple Cylinder Misfire Detected
• C0561: ABS System Disabled Information Stored
• B0012: Driver Frontal Deployment Loop Stage 1

Understanding the specific code affecting your vehicle is crucial for accurate diagnosis and repair.

Importance of Timely Troubleshooting

Ignoring or delaying the resolution of GMC trouble codes can lead to more significant problems and potentially costly repairs. Addressing issues promptly can prevent further damage and improve your vehicle’s overall performance and fuel efficiency.

Clearing GMC Trouble Codes

Once you’ve identified and resolved the issue causing the trouble code, you can clear the code from your vehicle’s ECU. This is typically done using the OBD-II scanner:

1. Connect the Scanner: Plug the scanner back in and navigate to the option to clear trouble codes.
2. Clear the Codes: Follow the scanner’s prompts to clear the trouble codes from the ECU.
3. Verify the Repair: After clearing the codes, drive your vehicle and ensure that the check engine light remains off. This confirms that the issue has been successfully addressed.

Preventing GMC Trouble Codes

While some trouble codes are inevitable, you can take steps to prevent them and ensure your GMC vehicle runs smoothly:

• Regular Maintenance: Schedule routine maintenance to keep your vehicle in top condition.
• Address Warning Signs: Don’t ignore warning signs like unusual noises or performance issues.
• Use Quality Parts: When replacing components, use high-quality, OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts.
• Avoid Neglect: Neglecting maintenance can lead to trouble codes and more significant problems down the road.
• Seek Professional Help: If you’re unsure about diagnosing or repairing trouble codes, consult a qualified mechanic.

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Conclusion

Understanding GMC trouble codes is essential for any GMC vehicle owner. They serve as valuable indicators of underlying issues and help you maintain your vehicle’s performance. By promptly addressing trouble codes and following a regular maintenance schedule, you can keep your GMC vehicle running smoothly for years to come.

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FAQs About GMC Trouble Codes

1. What should I do if my check engine light comes on?
   • When your check engine light comes on, it’s crucial to diagnose the issue by reading the trouble codes using an OBD-II scanner. Once you have the codes, you can determine the problem and take appropriate action.
2. Can I ignore GMC trouble codes if my vehicle seems to be running fine?
   • Ignoring trouble codes, even if your vehicle appears to run fine, is not recommended. These codes often indicate underlying issues that, if left unaddressed, can lead to more significant problems and costly repairs.
3. Do I need a mechanic to clear trouble codes, or can I do it myself?
   • You can clear trouble codes yourself using an OBD-II scanner. However, it’s essential to ensure that the underlying issue causing the trouble code has been resolved before clearing the code.
4. Are there ways to prevent GMC trouble codes?
   • While some trouble codes may be inevitable, you can prevent many by adhering to a regular maintenance schedule, addressing warning signs promptly, using quality parts, and seeking professional help when needed.
5. What if I can’t find my vehicle’s trouble code in the owner’s manual or online guides?
   • If you encounter a trouble code that you can’t find in the owner’s manual or online guides, it’s advisable to consult a qualified mechanic. They can provide a more accurate diagnosis and recommend the necessary repairs.

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For more information on GMC trouble codes and related services, visit the official GMC website.