[jayoldschool]

You've checked (load tested) the 12V battery? The heat there will kill it. It may only need a new 12V, I replaced one on a 2011 here in Canada two weeks ago, car is now running fine. Or, it just needs the updated flash. You can do it yourself with the right software/laptop and an OBD2 dongle. The dealer should be able to do it if you provide them with the TSB number.

 

[nrajdxb]

You've checked (load tested) the 12V battery? The heat there will kill it. It may only need a new 12V, I replaced one on a 2011 here in Canada two weeks ago, car is now running fine. Or, it just needs the updated flash. You can do it yourself with the right software/laptop and an OBD2 dongle. The dealer should be able to do it if you provide them with the TSB number.

I changed new battery, power is there, lights are coming, cluster working, gear shift also possible. But car not starting or moving. I requested Chevrolet Showroom in Dubai to fix it, but they are not ready to fix it. Because it's imported as brand new from US. So don't know what to do...

Can you suggest any software ?

 

[nrajdxb]

You've checked (load tested) the 12V battery? The heat there will kill it. It may only need a new 12V, I replaced one on a 2011 here in Canada two weeks ago, car is now running fine. Or, it just needs the updated flash. You can do it yourself with the right software/laptop and an OBD2 dongle. The dealer should be able to do it if you provide them with the TSB number.

Also let me know that do we need Special Battery or Normal Battery? Kindly let me know the battery Amp ? I am using 55Amp or need to try 60 Amp?

 

[caronjeff]

The correct 12V battery is a Type47 AGM.

 

[MrSnuzzy336]

Also let me know that do we need Special Battery or Normal Battery?

A Type47 AGM battery is what you want. You may need assistance from a mechanic or opel/chevrolet dealer to clear any codes and you should be on the road. Don't give up on it quite yet haha

plus $3,500 is really really cheap for a volt