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My AH/TCS has been out for afew months now because of a blown pump (or so they say). Anyway, I don't mind driving without it, just hate having to press reset 3 times everytime I start the car and constantly looking at the illuminated error lights.
Is there anyway to supress the error so I don't have to press reset all the time or turn the error/warning lights off?
Here are fred beans prices(quote taken from website):
"New EBCMs. The two best prices I could find for new parts were Fichtner Chevrolet and Fred Beans. Since Fred Beans was unwilling to ship to my APO, I purchased a new one from Fichtner for $650 + shipping. Below is a list of part #s and estimated prices from Fred Beans to give you an idea of what you should pay.
Part Number: 10343433
All 2003-2004: $465.58
Part Number: 12216561
All 2002: $610.16
Part Number: 12208997
All 2001: $612.80
Part Number: 9367071
All 1999-2000 w/o Control Active Brakes: $486.40
An alternative to buying a new one is to have your original rebuilt.
A week ago I started getting the same warnings: "Service ABS/Service Trac/Service Act Hndlg". The car's at the dealership as I type this getting fixed. I bought my vette from Carmax in 2003 and luckily bought their extended warranty; this is the first repair I'm having done under the extended warranty .
I forgot to ask the service rep specifically which parts are being replaced, but he told me that the bill for the warranty is over $1k .
The extended warranty cost me around 1300 or 1400 bucks...with just one more expensive repair by 2009 the warranty will have paid itself off .