EBCM Replacement
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With regard to the 97-00 plans, there was a thread back around 2015 that claimed there was a fire at the GM subsidiary that designed the ebcms and the plans for all three early versions were destroyed. I don't know if that's true however, there is much more monetary gain reproducing the older versions than the newer versions because there are so many newer versions available.
I used to be right on top of this when I owned my 04 C5. Although I've moved to a C7 in 2016, I still stop to look at and admire C5s at Cars N' Coffee. I still like them.
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I believe it is the original equipment manufacturer that is building the Delco EBCMs in Mexico. They probably have a supply of the parts needed and are building to order. When the components are gone they will probably discontinue the part.
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It definitely isn't a reverse engineered or re-designed part selling for ~$300 a pop.
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I would have thought that the DOT and NHTSA would have insisted that GM continue to stock EBCM since they do control all of the things that keep a corvette on the straight and narrow (i.e. Active Handling, Anti-lock brakes and Traction Control). That module is a highway safety item. If you don't think so, disable the EBCM on your corvette and then step on the gas pedal. If you don't wreck your corvette, your (you're) a very lucky person.
Or a driver with average skills.
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EBCM Quick Question
anyone plea weigh in with an opinion. I have a low mileage appx 11,000) 2000 C5. I am getting the warning message and codes associated with what appears to be a faulty EBCM. How is this possible on such a low mileage car? Simply the coating expoy that was used has created the problem even with lower mileage?
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anyone plea weigh in with an opinion. I have a low mileage appx 11,000) 2000 C5. I am getting the warning message and codes associated with what appears to be a faulty EBCM. How is this possible on such a low mileage car? Simply the coating expoy that was used has created the problem even with lower mileage?
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anyone plea weigh in with an opinion. I have a low mileage appx 11,000) 2000 C5. I am getting the warning message and codes associated with what appears to be a faulty EBCM. How is this possible on such a low mileage car? Simply the coating expoy that was used has created the problem even with lower mileage?
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c5BlackBeauty (09-18-2017)
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anyone plea weigh in with an opinion. I have a low mileage appx 11,000) 2000 C5. I am getting the warning message and codes associated with what appears to be a faulty EBCM. How is this possible on such a low mileage car? Simply the coating expoy that was used has created the problem even with lower mileage?
You could contact ABSfixer but I think they only do 01-04 Vette EBCMs
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c5BlackBeauty (09-18-2017)
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anyone plea weigh in with an opinion. I have a low mileage appx 11,000) 2000 C5. I am getting the warning message and codes associated with what appears to be a faulty EBCM. How is this possible on such a low mileage car? Simply the coating expoy that was used has created the problem even with lower mileage?
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c5BlackBeauty (09-18-2017)
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In 2001 I bought a new Z06 and I had a cell phone that I really liked with big easy to read numbers. Within 10 years the analog cell phone cannot be used, repaired or replaced. the ECBM can no longer be replaced by GM but can be used or repaired. However when I wanted to have the car handle at its most extreme performance, I tuned off the nannies because they are a hindrance to optimal performance. You can drive you car without an ECBM and it will handle like my old 64 Fuel Injected Corvette but even better. Step up to the plate and replace if you lack driving skills or learn how to drive better.
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