TAC Module Replacment with pictures
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TAC Module Replacment with pictures
I replaced my TAC module today, here are some pictures if anyone else needs to do this.
I have a 1997 Auto Vette with 39K miles.
I drive up on a ramp I made to be able to jack up the car:
Then I disconnected the Negative Battery Terminal:
Remove the wheel:
Remove the Access Panel , it has multiple screws holding it in place:
The TAC Module is the black piece held by 3 screws:
Here's another Pic of the TAC Module , I was able to pull the Fender a bit:
Here is a picture of it pulled out of the Car, it looks Original to me.
Another Pic of the TAC Module showing the plugs , look like there was no corrosion:
The module is out:
Here is one of the connections , looks good to me:
Here is the other connection:
Picture of the New TAC Module:
Installed
I have a 1997 Auto Vette with 39K miles.
I drive up on a ramp I made to be able to jack up the car:
Then I disconnected the Negative Battery Terminal:
Remove the wheel:
Remove the Access Panel , it has multiple screws holding it in place:
The TAC Module is the black piece held by 3 screws:
Here's another Pic of the TAC Module , I was able to pull the Fender a bit:
Here is a picture of it pulled out of the Car, it looks Original to me.
Another Pic of the TAC Module showing the plugs , look like there was no corrosion:
The module is out:
Here is one of the connections , looks good to me:
Here is the other connection:
Picture of the New TAC Module:
Installed
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Excellent documentation and pictures... What were your issues and sympyoms that pointed you to TAC Module replacement? Just asking
NOTE! 97 & early 98 C5 had possible defective TAC modules. Good thing you replaced it.
Bill
NOTE! 97 & early 98 C5 had possible defective TAC modules. Good thing you replaced it.
Bill
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I agree.... The corrosion needs to be resolved ASAP.. Clean, convert, prep, prime and paint. ASAP..
Bill
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After researching on the forum, the TAC was a possibility and mine looks original.
As of last night , the only code I had was 1571 , which seems to always occur on the 97 model.
Vic
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Good job on troubleshooting... I had the same code and same issues on my 98 Coupe. Got stranded too many times to count. Ended up being a combo of issues. Reduced engine power mode sucks!
Weak Battery
Bad TAC
Corroded chassis grounds.
After I got all that sorted out, it ran like new again.
Bill
Weak Battery
Bad TAC
Corroded chassis grounds.
After I got all that sorted out, it ran like new again.
Bill
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The corrosion looks like battery acid issue in the past. The battery tray was rusted as was some of the area below the battery.
All of my grounds are in great shape, no corrosion at all.
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