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Severity: HighChevrolet

U0109 on Chevrolet Vehicles

The PCM lost contact with the module that controls fuel pump speed; stalling or no-start can follow. U0109 →

4Complaints mentioning the code
#1Rank among 3 brands
0.3%Share of Chevrolet DTC complaints

In NHTSA owner complaints we analyzed for Chevrolet, U0109 was mentioned 4 times.

Notes by brand

Many Chevrolet trucks, SUVs and cars use a network-connected fuel pump flow control module mounted low at the rear, and corrosion or water damage at that module is a common cause of U0109 with stalling or no-start.

Most mentioned models

Chevrolet Silverado2
Chevrolet Camaro1
Chevrolet Cruze1

Model years mentioned

Model years mentioned – Chevrolet U0109208112116
2008: 2 · 2012: 1 · 2016: 1

Components named in these complaints

  • Fuel/propulsion System (3)
  • Electrical System (3)
  • Power Train (1)

Reports with a crash: 1 · fire: 0 · injuries: 0

Possible causes

  1. Corroded or water-damaged fuel pump module connector from road splash and salt28%
  2. Failed fuel pump control module (water intrusion into the housing or internal electronic failure)24%
  3. Blown fuse, failed relay or corroded ground near the rear of the vehicle18%
  4. Chafed CAN or supply wiring along the frame rail to the rear14%

U0109: Diagnosis step by step →

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Source: NHTSA Complaints API (US government open data), analyzed by DTC mention.