Does anyone know of problems with Oxygen Sensors on the Enclave ? One of our members have had problems with Oxygen Sensors and I thought it had been resolved. My Dealer told me today that the Vehicle had been back about 4 times with the same problem. It might be just an isolated case, but I thought I would mention it. The owner will probably give details later.
Oxygen Sensors
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Yes MsS42, you read it right. I happen to know the owner from the same Dealership as mine, and the info was given to me today. I thought I would mention it so if anyone else heard of a problem, we could get it out in the open and discuss.
Lot of people bring up situations that they don't know or are unfamiliar with, but they still put it out there so that it can be discussed and everyone can learn from it.
My objective was to see if there are other problems pertaining to Oxygen Sensors. OK ?
My objective was to see if there are other problems pertaining to Oxygen Sensors. OK ?
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Ticner,
what is on the TSB list?
what is on the TSB list?
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Not an isolated case for oxygen sensor. Mine went off. The dealer replaced the gas cap. I think that was a crock. Probably will go off again. I believe there is some overall problem with the computer. So far, in 5 weeks my Enclave has had the the Stabilitrak light go off three times, (the dealer just clears it, can't find the problem), 2 times for the rear park assist not working (again, the dealer can see it in the history but said just turn the car off and on), the compass on the mirror always pointing west (just turn the car off and on again!!) and the interior lights not turning off after shutting off the car (again, told to just turn the car off and on again). My grand total times in the shop 8!!!!!
eastendgaleastendgal said:
I am sorry to hear about your problems. I have not experienced any on them on my Enclave.
However, I HAD a recurring problem with my 2005 LeSabre, "service stability system" light came on. Each time it was serviced, they replaced a part and it was fine for a few weeks or months. After 4 attempts, the dealer service manager contacted someone at GM technical and suggested replacing the complete module. It has been several months and the problem seems to have gone away. NEVER did this affect the driveability of the vehicle. Our cars have become so complex that sometimes the diagnosis is difficult. All in all, the dealer handled everything in a professional and courteous manner. Each time I received an in house loaner vehicle, usually a LaCrosse.
When I mentioned the repeat issues to my salesman, he was already made aware from the service manager. Being that my warranty expires in 10 months, he offered to try to get GM to supply an extended warranty at no cost to me. I seems that GM(Buick) is striving to keep their customers happy. He said it is likely that everything will fall into place as he proposed, but I do not yet have a confirmation. With the Enclave being my 4th vehicle from this same dealer, I have every confidence that he will take care of me.
Good luck in resolving your problems. It seems that it is time to find a NEW dealer to service your Enclave.
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MRBUICK is right! Get a new dealer...not a new car. His service committment seems to be at "Flinstone" level! 
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·Smokin SRX said:MRBUICK is right! Get a new dealer...not a new car. His service committment seems to be at "Flinstone" level!
LOL, when ever i see the flinstones i think of this joke
i may not be fred flintstone but i can make your bed ROCK.
My check engine service light went on last week for two days. When I took the 2009 Enclave to the dealership, the light was already off but the computer does indicate oxygen sensor problem. The mechanic just reset the computer and told me that if the check engine light goes on, the oxygen sensor will need to be replaced. They quoted me approximately $400 for labour and part. It seems quite high. Has anyone tried to replace the oxygen sensor themselves?
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