No-start, U019 on a GM? You need Dorman’s pre-programmed OE FIX FPDM.

When a crank no-start condition happens on GM vehicles, sometimes accompanied by a U0109 code, it can indicate a loss of communication with the fuel pump driver module.

On some General Motors vehicles, most notably the trucks, the fuel pump driver module is mounted externally above the spare tire and the harness pins faces straight down, helping cause high failure rates—boat ramps, for example, are a dangerous place for a fuel pump control module. On other vehicles, the control modules are mounted in the trunk.

Dorman has three time-saving OE FIX part numbers that are pre-programmed right out of the box, include fresh hardware, and cover a wide range of late-model GM vehicles where the factory FPDM can be problematic.

Check out our OE FIX Fuel Pump Driver Modules:

Buick 2014-13, Cadillac 2014-13, Chevrolet 2016-13, GMC 2014-13
https://www.dormanproducts.com/p--601...

Buick 2012-10, Cadillac 2012-10, Chevrolet 2012-10, GMC 2012-10, Hummer 2010, Saturn 2010
https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-1401...

Buick 2009, Cadillac 2009-08, Chevrolet 2009-07, GMC 2009-07, Hummer 2009-08, Saturn 2009-08
https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-1401...

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