Codes I pulled from my 98 .. Help!
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Heel & Toe
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Codes I pulled from my 98 .. Help!
codes:
10PCM P1431 H
10PCM P1626 H
28 TCS C1255 H
40 BCM No Comm
60 IPC U1176 H C
60 IPC U1160 H C
99 HVAC No Comm
A1-RDCM U 1064 H
A0-LCDM U 1064 H
B0-RFA U 1064 H
Anyone know what these mean? Ive been having Battery problems and what seems to be electrical problems.
10PCM P1431 H
10PCM P1626 H
28 TCS C1255 H
40 BCM No Comm
60 IPC U1176 H C
60 IPC U1160 H C
99 HVAC No Comm
A1-RDCM U 1064 H
A0-LCDM U 1064 H
B0-RFA U 1064 H
Anyone know what these mean? Ive been having Battery problems and what seems to be electrical problems.
Racer
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Battery problems will definitely throw codes. All the one's ending in "H" are history. only the "C"'s are current. Here's a link to all the DTC's for 1997-2000 and alot more. Hope this helps.
http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/....php?qstId=242
http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/....php?qstId=242
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clear them out, then see what you have, 1064 is low voltage, often seen, ck Bill Curlee's sticky at the top of the page, you may have water in the bcm area, where the pass. feet rest
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Heel & Toe
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I did change the battery and it fixed the problem for about 10 seconds, then the lights started flickering again and they finally dimmed out....a ticking was heard by the passenger feet...by the fuse box. The car wont even try to turn over anymore and everything but the headlights are dead....
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First pull the passenger floor mat, and then the kick panel cover. Make sure your A/C hasn't been leaking condensation.
Next, pull the battery and tray...make sure the previous battery didn't leak acid onto the computer.
Finally, it's not out of the question for new batteries to be defective.
Next, pull the battery and tray...make sure the previous battery didn't leak acid onto the computer.
Finally, it's not out of the question for new batteries to be defective.
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Originally Posted by SDotC5Vette
codes:
40 BCM No Comm
60 IPC U1176 H C
60 IPC U1160 H C
99 HVAC No Comm
40 BCM No Comm
60 IPC U1176 H C
60 IPC U1160 H C
99 HVAC No Comm
