Q. I’m having trouble with my 2016 Chevy Cruze LT. I have had the car for a while and sometimes when I start it up …
Q. I’m having trouble with my 2016 Chevy Cruze LT. I have had the car for a while and sometimes when I start it up it rumbles and there is a message on the dash. It reads “Engine Power Reduced. Service StabiliTrak.” If I continue to drive, there’s barely any power. When I push on the accelerator pedal it doesn’t go. When I shut it off and restart it, it runs until the message comes up again. What is wrong? A. The reduced engine power mode is usually indicated when there is an issue with the electronic throttle control system. The new problem may be connected to the old problem. General Motors put out a warranty extension on the accelerator. The pedal can break or fracture from excessive pressure being applied to the pedal. This can happen if you rest your foot on the pedal when exiting or entering the vehicle. The special coverage adjustment covers the car until it is 10 years old or has 120,000 miles on it. Q. I used to listen to you on the radio every Saturday for 25 years and miss your program. I started listening to Junior Damato, Brad Sears, and you. And now you are no longer on the air. I hope you are doing well and closing in on retirement.
