- 1982–1986 Factory-verified
Not in California 1985–1986; Wikipedia ends it in 1985, but the 1986 kit still lists it
GM Heritage factory kit — 1982 Chevrolet Celebrity, p.10.GM Heritage factory kit — 1983 Chevrolet Celebrity, p.5, p.6.GM Heritage factory kit — 1984 Chevrolet Celebrity, p.13, p.17.GM Heritage factory kit — 1985 Chevrolet Celebrity, p.8, p.10.GM Heritage factory kit — 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity, p.5.
Also described as 2.8 L (173 cu in) V6, 2-barrel carburetorEngine, 2.8L V6, 2 barrelEngine, 1.4L turbo DOHC 4-cylinder, direct injectionEngine, 1.4L turbo, 4-cylinder, direct injection
Also documented for BuickOldsmobilePontiac
Documented applications
- 1983–1985 Factory-verified
173 cu in; the option-weight pages say it requires J50 power brakes
GM Heritage factory kit — 1983 Chevrolet Citation, p.10.GM Heritage factory kit — 1984 Chevrolet Citation, p.10.GM Heritage factory kit — 1985 Chevrolet Citation, p.6.
- 2016–2017 Single-source
2016–2017 rest on Wikipedia's Chevrolet Cruze article, which lists the 1.4L LE2 turbo for the second generation, and GM Authority's 2016 Cruze page, which gives the 2016 North American Cruze a new 1.4L turbo direct-injection engine with stop/start (153 hp, 177 lb-ft) but no code; neither credits GM, and no order guide for 2016 or 2017 was found
- 2018–2019 Factory-verified
2018: sedan S: L, 1SA, 1SB, 1SC, 1SD, 1SF; hatch S: 1SC, 1SD, 1SF; 2019: sedan S: L, 1SB, 1SD, 1SF; hatch S: 1SB, 1SD, 1SF
- 2021–2022 Single-source
all trims; GM Authority's 2021 engine article says it replaced the LUV about a third of the way into the 2021 model year (153 hp, 177 lb-ft), and its 2022 changes page lists it for 2022; no GM document read
This page aggregates every documented appearance of LE2 in the Chevrolet reference. Confidence and citations are shown per application — the same code can be better documented in one year than another.