Ebcm
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From: Erie PA
Ebcm
Okay guys, finally, after standing on my head I was able to remove the ebcm from my 2003 vette, and at 67 y/o that was no easy feat. Now the question is who do I send it to so it can be repaired? Ive seen abs fixer and a couple of others and one says to do it myself. I know I am to shaky to solder and remove elec parts so just a couple of thoughts might point me in the right direction. Also I believe one of them has a lifetime guarantee which is pretty nice as well. In any caser I am in a hurry to ship it and get it back so I can reinstall, thanks for any and all help.
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St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
I had to send mine to ABSFIXER a few years ago, You can go to his site and check what codes he can fix, Some are not fixable.
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Last I checked (few weeks ago) new ones are still available from GM for 2001 - 2004 C5's. Definitely not available for pre 2001 C5's and haven't been for several years........
Repairing your EBCM if it shows code C1214 is the least expensive alternative. If it doesn't show code C1214 then you have no choice but
to purchase new.
Repairing your EBCM if it shows code C1214 is the least expensive alternative. If it doesn't show code C1214 then you have no choice but
to purchase new.
