Paging C4/C5Specialist, Active Handling question
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Paging C4/C5Specialist, Active Handling question
Got my 2002 Z06 last Wednesday and almost immediatly after leaving the dealership in Atlantic City on my way home to Maryland started getting the Service Active Handling alert on the DIC, have checked the codes and found
28-TCS C1287H
28-TCS C1288H
System clears when shut-down and restarted, on restart after driving a couple of miles or hitting uneven pavement the warning returns almost every time, the DIC msg will also appear with the A/H turned off. In one instance I detected activation of either the right front or rear brake for a moment.
I know you good people have addressed this item before on the 2001 Z06 and gave as Service Bulletin 01-0525-004, Reprogram ABS module, could you
please advise if this is germane to the 2002 for the above reported codes
28-TCS C1287H
28-TCS C1288H
System clears when shut-down and restarted, on restart after driving a couple of miles or hitting uneven pavement the warning returns almost every time, the DIC msg will also appear with the A/H turned off. In one instance I detected activation of either the right front or rear brake for a moment.
I know you good people have addressed this item before on the 2001 Z06 and gave as Service Bulletin 01-0525-004, Reprogram ABS module, could you
please advise if this is germane to the 2002 for the above reported codes
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Re: Paging C4/C5Specialist, Active Handling question (DownEaster)
Hi there,
I would concur with c-5tech on this one, as both codes, when piggybacked like they are here, points directly to the steering wheel position sensor.
Now, you may also have your dealer check for your signals coming out of the control module, as I have seen a few that do NOT supply the voltage reference to correctly operate the sensor.
Please keep us posted, c4c5
I would concur with c-5tech on this one, as both codes, when piggybacked like they are here, points directly to the steering wheel position sensor.
Now, you may also have your dealer check for your signals coming out of the control module, as I have seen a few that do NOT supply the voltage reference to correctly operate the sensor.
Please keep us posted, c4c5
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Re: Paging C4/C5Specialist, Active Handling question (c4c5specialist)
Thanks much,
I am scheduled to be at the dealer at 0900 tomorrow to check out the problem and your input is really appreciated. Thanks again
Sincerley, Walt Stevens
I am scheduled to be at the dealer at 0900 tomorrow to check out the problem and your input is really appreciated. Thanks again
Sincerley, Walt Stevens
