ABS and Active handling
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ABS and Active handling
2001 corvette information center tells me that the ABS and Active handling needs to be serviced anyone know what to do?
Last edited by myredht; Nov 1, 2010 at 09:26 PM. Reason: something mispelled
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Ther are a tone of posts on this, pretty common. But bear in mind, since its common you will read a lot of general misinformation (basically dont run out and buy an EBCM or replace yours). Just read what you can and address the electrical system (good battery, grounds clean).
If it still shows up (or even now) pull the codes and see what it points to. But Id address the electrical system stuff first as it has the potential to effect many systems (a lot of the Service Colum Lock problems also stem from something as simple as "bad but not dead" battery or a ground problem) so Id make sure those were ok first.
Good luck
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That's odd. Mine has been on (99) for two months. Then it sat for a couple weeks and I got in yesterday and it wasn't on.
But then once I warmed it up and shut it off, it came on again.
But then once I warmed it up and shut it off, it came on again.
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My lights were constantly ON and won't go away. I replcaed my battery and cleaned up everything. Code: C1214. To fix it I need to get my ABS Module rebuilt. I just havn't found anyone locally and I don't know if I should just ship it. Let me know if anyone had their ABS Module rebuilt. Thanks
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The C1287/C1288 codes are the SWPS (steering wheel positioning sensor). Had to replace mine this year on my 04. About a $65.00 part from www.gmpartshouse.com. Takes about 2.5 to 3 hours to replace.
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My lights were constantly ON and won't go away. I replcaed my battery and cleaned up everything. Code: C1214. To fix it I need to get my ABS Module rebuilt. I just havn't found anyone locally and I don't know if I should just ship it. Let me know if anyone had their ABS Module rebuilt. Thanks
You can drive the car without the EBCM, the only thing you wont have is ABS (or obviously AH/or TC) but it will drive just like any vehicle before they had ABS and you wont hurt anything.
I had mine done a few years ago, still working fine.