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<blockquote data-quote="PoManNox" data-source="post: 30042" data-attributes="member: 8300">That is interesting.&nbsp; I hadn't heard of a fuel pump control module failing on an LYX 1.5 powered Equinox.&nbsp; Definitely have not heard of one failing and presenting only these codes.&nbsp;&nbsp; You usually get codes associated with the FPCM also.&nbsp; I know these are a &quot;backorder&quot; problem with the GMC Acadia, etc. Anything with an electric, in-tank fuel pump made in the past ~20 years has one of these.&nbsp;&nbsp; Leave it to the General to build them out of bubble gum and paper mache and then not build enough of them to keep in stock.&nbsp;&nbsp; Usual failure is moisture or corrosive material intrusion given they're mounted under the vehicle and they're not designed to survive the elements long term.I watched a South Main Auto video some months back where a ~2017 Chevy Colorado had a failed FPCM and these modules are no longer available.&nbsp; They were lucky enough to find one remaining in a GM dealer parts inventory.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PoManNox, post: 30042, member: 8300"] That is interesting. I hadn't heard of a fuel pump control module failing on an LYX 1.5 powered Equinox. Definitely have not heard of one failing and presenting only these codes. You usually get codes associated with the FPCM also. I know these are a "backorder" problem with the GMC Acadia, etc. Anything with an electric, in-tank fuel pump made in the past ~20 years has one of these. Leave it to the General to build them out of bubble gum and paper mache and then not build enough of them to keep in stock. Usual failure is moisture or corrosive material intrusion given they're mounted under the vehicle and they're not designed to survive the elements long term. I watched a South Main Auto video some months back where a ~2017 Chevy Colorado had a failed FPCM and these modules are no longer available. They were lucky enough to find one remaining in a GM dealer parts inventory. [/QUOTE]

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