HELP with vats
Several other problems that give same no start symptoms as VATS
CCM Code 41 is a common one
http://tech.corvettecentral.com/2011...trouble-codes/
Last edited by rodj; Nov 21, 2011 at 08:11 PM.
I would pull the codes. Not just to see if there are any codes, but to see if you can normally access the codes normally to give validity to the ECM.
Get a fuel gauge and check the pressure. It does not sound like it has been done.
I would also check for spark out of the coil when the problem is happening. See if you get a healthy ½” spark.
Just on a hunch check the temp sensor in the water pump (ECT).
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Check the video below it will show whats wrong with it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0OUedq3Fc4
If you want to pull codes go to you ALDL under the dash. Open up a metal paper clip and stick the ends in slot A and G. Stick your key in the ignition and Turn your key to the "On" position. The codes will pop upon your speedometer.
I would get a fuel pressure gauge on it and get a noid light on both injector banks. See if there is spark off the coil or at the plugs. You need to collect data to establish what is going on to go in a positive direction.
I would check pin connections in all connectors that might relate to the data that I received. Does the digital temperature readout indicate what a reasonable ambient temperature would be.
With these weird symptoms I would almost think of the ECM doing some strange actions. But you say its rebuilt and nothing changed. I still would not eliminate anything till I got a handle of what is inputs are lacking to run the engine.
Have you pulled the codes, I don’t think will actual fix the car but wondering if any codes are recorded in module 1 and 4.
It could be as simple as tightening the battery cables.
and dealership told me its VATS problem n quoted me for 600$ repair idk why so expensive. So my next option are, build a sim chip, buy pcm chip, or by pass some how, any suggestion will be greatly appreciated !! cheers
If the dealership quoted you $600, then they should know exactly what's wrong and what they are going to change, Ask them. But it sound more like they are going to try to finger out the problem once they get the car in and get your $600.
On the 93, VATS circuits are in the CCM (central control module). There is no VATS chip to change. The 93 uses a ECM which does have a chip in to but that is for engine control and performance, timing, injector pulses, A/F mixture and other things.
I would not venture a guess as to why it won't crank at this point because there is not enough of reliable information to go on to form a solid opinion.
I think you need to start from square 1 and check the basics again. Check the battery voltage, battery connections, wipe the pellet in the key with alcohol, Have some hold the key and tap the starter, check for codes to see if VATS has an active code for module 1 (CCM), and start inhibit relay. There are more items to check also but that would be depending on the results as you go forward.
Other than yourself, a FSM and a friend with good knowledge are the 2 best things to have to get your problems resolved.
Of course the Forum is a great place to get help and there are lots of people who can. But you have to supply us with raw data and input to get the best output. Details and specifics count even if you go slow.
Last edited by pcolt94; Nov 27, 2011 at 03:31 PM.















