Soft Beat Motors presents the continuation of the 2014 Chevy Cruze diagnostics in this video on Corey’s channel. But before getting into the details, a vital safety message is delivered. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s website allows you to check for any open recalls on your vehicle by entering the VIN number. It’s crucial to address any airbag recalls promptly to ensure safety.
In the last video, Corey had worked on the Chevy Cruze due to a code for a lean condition (P0171). After changing a valve cover, the check engine light stayed off for a few days but eventually came back on with the same code. After further investigation, it was discovered that the PCV valve was also malfunctioning.
Chevy’s manufacturing features made it challenging to replace just the PCV valve, as it is integrated into the intake manifold. Corey went on to explain an alternative solution to permanently fix the Chevy Cruze, which could be valuable for other vehicle owners facing similar issues.
The video takes an unexpected turn when Corey reveals the replacement for the Chevy Cruze – a used Lexus with advanced tech features, making it a more comfortable and reliable choice for the long run. The Lexus, a certified pre-owned 2017 model, impressed with its tech upgrades and driving performance.
Upcoming plans for modifications on the Lexus are mentioned, including a possible catback exhaust installation to give it a deeper growl. Corey shares his enthusiasm for the new car and the future modifications, signifying a positive transition from the Chevy Cruze to the Lexus.
The engaging and informative video comes to an end with a lighthearted recommendation not to buy a Chevy Cruze, and a closing message to subscribe and like the video for more automotive content.
What is the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s website?
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s website allows you to run your VIN number for free to check for any open recalls on your vehicle.
What is the problem with a 2014 Chevy Cruze check engine light?
The 2014 Chevy Cruze check engine light can indicate a lean condition caused by issues with the vent valve and PCV valve in the 1.4 liter turbo Chevrolet motors.
How can the Chevy Cruze PCV valve issue be fixed?
The Chevy Cruze PCV valve issue can be permanently fixed by replacing it with a different vehicle, such as a Lexus, and the speaker also mentions plans for modifications like a catback exhaust.