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hi,

i have had my new 2017 volt for less than a week and it threw a engine warning light today. I called onstar and they said there was two codes - malifunction with the lithium ion battery and the integrated control module. Its booked in for Monday, anyone have similar issues? Its a bit concerning I was suppose to go away this weekend and now I can't.
 

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NP with my 11 month old 17. What were the codes associated with the two failures.
 

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NP with my 11 month old 17. What were the codes associated with the two failures.
onstar said there was two codes however they gave me one and i got the speech about self diagnosing

the code they provided: p19fe

they verbally said:
- the vehicle electrical system is not preforming as it should
- the vehicles integration control system is having issues
- lithium battery conditions system is not functioning properly
 

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onstar said there was two codes however they gave me one and i got the speech about self diagnosing

the code they provided: p19fe

they verbally said:
- the vehicle electrical system is not preforming as it should
- the vehicles integration control system is having issues
- lithium battery conditions system is not functioning properly
Basically P19FE means your battery coolant pump is not operating at the speed it is being commanded (specifically slower or not at all)
So the dealer tech will follow the diagnostics that looks for circuit faults that might cause this or mechanical issues with the pump itself which would result in it needing to be replaced.

Should be pretty easy to diagnose and repair
There is really no potential worry as far as the battery itself is concerned as if it's cell temps were approaching/exceeding safe thresholds the system would first go into PPR (propulsion power reduced) or even shut the propulsion system down to mitigate cell damage due to excessive heat.

Don't think we've seen this DTC reported here on a Gen2 before so please keep us updated!

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Just an update,

Took it to a Volt service garage in the city and they said it needs a new coolant pump as the existing one works but not to what it should. They have to order the part in the meantime they said my car is 100% drive able still which is good.

Weird thing is when the codes popped up on the dash I called onstar and they booked me in the local GM garage, they had conferenced in a tech from the garage on the call as well. I said my car is a Volt and I didn't think you could service them here (I live in a small town outside the city) he said they could. I was surprised so I took the car down the next day and left it there, hour later I get a call - "We can't fix these cars here we don't do hybrid/electric cars". I just shake my head, I could have just went straight to the city.
 
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