Hello,
We bought our son a 2013 Volt Premium about three years ago and it's been a good car for him so far. Well, now he's a freshman in college and two weeks ago, he called me telling me that while he was driving the car, it began making a crazy noise, started acting like he couldn't accelerate, and the MIL came on in the car. He parked the car at a local business and I went up to meet him. I got the codes off of the car at the time and they were: P0AC4 and P0A46. I drove the car back to our house and the car is clearly making a lot of noise that sounds like it is from the electric motor...kind of a whining sound or the whirring sound that others have spoke of. I'm "guessing" that it's the stator bearing junk that others have suffered. Well, I made an appointment at Classic Chevrolet in Grapevine and when I showed up there, the SA told me that it would be $190 for a diagnostic fee and that they likely wouldn't be able to look at it for a few days. I told him ok, that it was fine and dropped the car off there. Well, that was on a Monday and then on that Friday, they call and say that they'll need their "transmission guy" to look at it to diagnose it and that he can't look at it for like two weeks! I'm kind of at my wits end here. My son needs a car and these guys can't even acknowledge what the ECU, noise and behavior is telling them.
Does anyone here know of another place in the DFW area that I might be able to take the car to that actually might WANT to help me out?
We bought our son a 2013 Volt Premium about three years ago and it's been a good car for him so far. Well, now he's a freshman in college and two weeks ago, he called me telling me that while he was driving the car, it began making a crazy noise, started acting like he couldn't accelerate, and the MIL came on in the car. He parked the car at a local business and I went up to meet him. I got the codes off of the car at the time and they were: P0AC4 and P0A46. I drove the car back to our house and the car is clearly making a lot of noise that sounds like it is from the electric motor...kind of a whining sound or the whirring sound that others have spoke of. I'm "guessing" that it's the stator bearing junk that others have suffered. Well, I made an appointment at Classic Chevrolet in Grapevine and when I showed up there, the SA told me that it would be $190 for a diagnostic fee and that they likely wouldn't be able to look at it for a few days. I told him ok, that it was fine and dropped the car off there. Well, that was on a Monday and then on that Friday, they call and say that they'll need their "transmission guy" to look at it to diagnose it and that he can't look at it for like two weeks! I'm kind of at my wits end here. My son needs a car and these guys can't even acknowledge what the ECU, noise and behavior is telling them.
Does anyone here know of another place in the DFW area that I might be able to take the car to that actually might WANT to help me out?