Code p1400 P1400 code on my 2007 chevy Colorado 3.7 liter

Limp Mode is a short term fix to get you to a garage before irreversible damage occurs. Connect it to a Code Scanner and read the codes. The codes can be searched and tell you the issue and how to fix.

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There isn't one. The function is done by the Body Control Module (BCM) along with lots of other functions.

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The P1400 code is a heated catalyst so what is causing your fan not to work is either your temp sensor or a faulty wire somewhere running to the fan. Check the fuse or relays

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Hope I'm answering the correct 05 Colorado question. Sounds like your transmission is in the fail safe mode. First make sure your battery and charging system is in tip top condition . Then use a scanner or go to autozone and get code pulled for free . once you have done that we will determine what the codes are and take it from there.

6 qts. including filter.

code 420= Catalyst system efficiency below threshold(bank 1) code 496=Evaporative emission system-high purge flow. Hope this helps if you need more help get back to me Thanks Ray

If you have a chevy colorado, or GMC Canyon with a 2.8 or 3.5 liter and you keep getting a code p0300 and dispite everything you do you can't get it cleared. The problem is the valve seats in the head. GM is having a lot of problems with this so much that you can get this repaired by gm for free.they have what is called a extended warranty program on this. for like up to 7 years or 100.000 miles. so if you have this problem ask some questions at your local dealer. there not going to let people know this much because gm has to pay for it to be repaired. just ask them about recall # 07123A.

The oil filter is on the front passengers side of the motor.It takes 6 quarts of sae 5w-30 weight oil.

take it to local parts store that scans for codes for free, you will get a print out with any codes that are set and go from there