Need Help with Codes!
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From: One Particular Harbour
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Need Help with Codes!
Okay - 1997 corvette - hooked up the computer to find out why my AC won't work (since the compressor seems to be fine and there is freon in the system)
Here's what I got:
Can anyone help me with what the actual problems are that it pulled up?
Thanks!
Here's what I got:
Can anyone help me with what the actual problems are that it pulled up?
Thanks!
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Burning Brakes
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Better to use the DIC to get the codes, it will sometimes display codes that a scanner will not. Post what you find, make sure to include the H or C at the end. When you hit the A/C button, does the "A/C" light stay on or blink and go out? What does the external temp readout say? Is it correct?
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From: hill billy hell
I believe your scan software is not accurate. I can't find a B0521 for the AC system in my resources.
The only B0521 listed that i can find is
B0521 Tachometer Signal Circuit Malfunction.
The other three may have been set due to low voltage or a bad ground/connection.
Need to find out if they are current and active or in History.
Like stated pull codes through the DIC and post back up.
The only B0521 listed that i can find is
B0521 Tachometer Signal Circuit Malfunction.
The other three may have been set due to low voltage or a bad ground/connection.
Need to find out if they are current and active or in History.
Like stated pull codes through the DIC and post back up.
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Check the codes on the DIC.
I have been considering purchasing this software package. How long have you had it? On your PC can you expand the Instrument Panel Cluster bullet? It looks like AutoEnginuity has a programming error that needs correcting. The benefit of having a C5 is you can check the accuracy of its callouts and see if they will make corrections.
Is your U1255 code current? That might mean the actual module causing a problem will not show up on the scanner. If you recently had your BCM replaced it may not have been set up correctly and the BCM is waiting for a data link State of Health reply it is never going to get.
Bill
I have been considering purchasing this software package. How long have you had it? On your PC can you expand the Instrument Panel Cluster bullet? It looks like AutoEnginuity has a programming error that needs correcting. The benefit of having a C5 is you can check the accuracy of its callouts and see if they will make corrections.
Is your U1255 code current? That might mean the actual module causing a problem will not show up on the scanner. If you recently had your BCM replaced it may not have been set up correctly and the BCM is waiting for a data link State of Health reply it is never going to get.
Bill
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Better to use the DIC to get the codes, it will sometimes display codes that a scanner will not. Post what you find, make sure to include the H or C at the end. When you hit the A/C button, does the "A/C" light stay on or blink and go out? What does the external temp readout say? Is it correct?
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These look to be errors that will NOT illuminate the MIL-looks to be Body Control Module comm errors, possibly a bad connection/ground on the BCM. Also looks like maybe seat memory is messed up too. I have this S/W for GM and Ford-it's great for the money. The BCM contols a lot of stuff like this-check the connections first, clear all the codes via the PC and try it again.
