Anytime you read a Real Fix Tip you are given the opportunity to add to the Fixed It! count if the Tip helped you repair a problem. The “Fixed It!” designation indicates that the Tip has helped at least one technician in the community repair a vehicle. The Real Fix Tip above explains that the technician replaced the MAF sensor, cleared the codes and confirmed the vehicle operated properly with a road test. The Correction section shows what the technician repaired and/or replaced to resolve the problem, as well as confirmation of the repair. The technician confirmed there were no faults with the circuits going from the powertrain control module to the MAF sensor and was able to confidently diagnose that the issue was a faulty MAF sensor. The technician then used the scan tool to find that the MAF sensor’s parameters were out of the specified range, which again pointed the tech to an issue with the MAF sensor.
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In this example, the technician used the scan tool and found fault code P0101, which pointed them in the direction of the mass airflow (MAF) sensor. The Cause shows the diagnostic process forhipble. As you can see in this Real Fix Tip, the customer complained that their 2001 Chevy Tahoe’s check engine light was on and the engine lacked power intermittently. The Real Fix Tip shows the Complaint, Cause and Correction for the vehicle problem, and includes any symptoms the customer may have experienced. As you can see in this Real Fix, the most common part replaced was the Mass Airflow Sensor, and that was part was most commonly replaced at 125,000 miles. See which parts, commonly related to the Real Fix Tip, are most frequently replaced to complete the repair for vehicles similar to the one in your shop. Which part is actually the root cause of the problem? The Common Replaced Parts graph displays the results from completed repairs. With the tabular display system, you see the answers you need organized in a way to help you get the fastest route to a diagnosis and repair. In the screenshot above, you can see the results brought up the most closely related Real Fix for this issue, the Common Replaced Parts graph, the Component Test tab and the Library tab. In the search bar they added the code P0101.
In the example above, the technician added vehicle information for a 2001, Chevy Tahoe with a 5.3 liter engine.
SureTrack uses a three-tab system to display and organize results. Real Fix Tip – 2001 Chevrolet Tahoe 5.3 with a P0101Ī Real Fix Tip from SureTrack 1. Follow along with the numbers to see all the information SureTrack has to offer for this particular Real Fix Tip. The Real Fix Tip shown below, like other Tips on SureTrack, can be composed of several parts these parts are explained in a bit more detail below. SureTrack Real Fixes have been written by expert technicians about real-world repairs that were done in thousands of shops across the country. What is a Real Fix Tip?Ī Real Fix Tip is just what the name implies, a real-life, successful fix. Also presented is some helpful information SureTrack has available associated with this Real Fix Tip. Shown below is a Real Fix Tip for a 2001 Chevy Tahoe with a P0101 code that has set. By looking up a vehicle, symptom or fault code, you can see repair tips and verified parts replacement records for similar vehicles and problems.
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