Car died tonight.
I pulled these codes from the car and cleared them and tried to restart the car, but still just cranking.
A0-LDCM
B2252h
B2282h
B2284h
B2262h
B2264h
U1255h
U1064h
U1016h
U1096h
G0-IPC
U1064h
U1160h
B0-RFA
U1096
A1-RDCM
B2283h
B2287h
B2285h
B2263h
B2265h
B2273h
B2275h
B2277h
B2279h
U1255h
U1064h
U1016h
U1096h
The car has 93,000 miles and has a mild cam and underdrive pulley.
I've had the reduced power issue before where messing with the accordian fixed the issue. No message of the sort this time though.
Can anyone help me get an idea of what I might be dealing with before I have it towed?





U1064h
U1016h
U1096h
Those are ALL indicators that your having serial data issues and or power issues with the door modules. My guess is your still are having door wiring harness connector issues. Pull the accordion tubes, pull up the harnesses, seperate the connectors and inspect. Look for bare wires, damaged female pins, corossion, moisture etc...... Until you get that wiring harness and connector issue fixed, your going to continue to have these issues.
BC
U1064h
U1016h
U1096h
Those are ALL indicators that your having serial data issues and or power issues with the door modules. My guess is your still are having door wiring harness connector issues. Pull the accordion tubes, pull up the harnesses, seperate the connectors and inspect. Look for bare wires, damaged female pins, corossion, moisture etc...... Until you get that wiring harness and connector issue fixed, your going to continue to have these issues.
BC





I’m lucky and I’ve been able to lay my hands on a LOT of these issues and get familiar with them. I help a LOT of North Eastern area forum members with their cars. Its FUN! Unless I’ve done that, seen that, looked that up and have the facts,,,,I usually wont provide a comment. Until I can investigate the issue and get facts.
I have a very good C3, C4 & C5 electrical background. My 98 Coupe was an electrical night mare from hell. Damn grounds.
It took a LOT of reading, troubleshooting and research to under stand what was wrong. Once i figured out the issue, it was an excellent car.

When I first purchased my 98 coupe, (late 97) I was C5 stupid.
I had to get a set of service manuals and study them to understand the car. This forum is FULL of very smart C5 people.


Bill C
I learned a ton from this forum. There are also some great people here.I’m lucky and I’ve been able to lay my hands on a LOT of these issues and get familiar with them. I help a LOT of North Eastern area forum members with their cars. Its FUN! Unless I’ve done that, seen that, looked that up and have the facts,,,,I usually wont provide a comment. Until I can investigate the issue and get facts.
I have a very good C3, C4 & C5 electrical background. My 98 Coupe was an electrical night mare from hell. Damn grounds.
It took a LOT of reading, troubleshooting and research to under stand what was wrong. Once i figured out the issue, it was an excellent car.

When I first purchased my 98 coupe, (late 97) I was C5 stupid.
I had to get a set of service manuals and study them to understand the car. This forum is FULL of very smart C5 people.


Bill C
The Best of Corvette for Corvette Enthusiasts
Bill, I will have your number with me and call you once I have failed to get it started. Thanks for being so quick with the responses guys!

U1064h
U1016h
U1096h
Those are ALL indicators that your having serial data issues and or power issues with the door modules. My guess is your still are having door wiring harness connector issues. Pull the accordion tubes, pull up the harnesses, seperate the connectors and inspect. Look for bare wires, damaged female pins, corossion, moisture etc...... Until you get that wiring harness and connector issue fixed, your going to continue to have these issues.
BC
Bill, I will have your number with me and call you once I have failed to get it started. Thanks for being so quick with the responses guys!
Mine did this also and it was a broken valve spring! It would not run! I suggest you don't try and start anymore pull the valve covers and check the springs!
Good Luck!
Now that I think about it, if the pump isn't getting power due to the switch, would that have made the car die while driving? Or is this purely a start up issue?
Also, tried to jump it as I noticed voltage on the DIC reading only 11.5 and thought it wouldn't hurt. Still nothing.
Bill, I checked codes again before I started the tear down and I still have no comm on just LSDM after putting back the gray cap on the bsm.
Last edited by EMINENT 1; Sep 23, 2009 at 11:44 AM.
Bill is about the best help with these types of problems you will find. (on this planet at least).
Have you tried swapping the fuel pump relay with another or simply bypassing the relay with a jumper?
Well, at that point I pretty much gave up. I am no mechanic and instead of waiting another day to get my hands on a voltmeter and wasting both our times trying to figure out something that I probably would not be able to fix myself, I had no choice. I ended up having it towed to Corvettes of Dallas.
They found Friday that the ignition I reconditioned was inoperable by switching it with a new one. After checking out the fuel system, he informed me of the news we didn't want to hear. Fuel pump and sending unit. For my luck, I have the FFS, later 2003, in tank fuel pump. I have been fortunate enough to not have any major repairs since my ownership started a bit over 4 yrs. ago. This will set me back roughly over $1200 and I may now lose my vette as I am in no position to afford this type of repair at the moment.
I can say that through this experience that at least I now know how to get my center console and knee bolster removed to get to anything under there I may need to get to in the future if I am lucky to survive this ordeal.
Thank you all for your help once again.





The problem, the dealer considers the entire sending unit the serviceable part. That sucks.
BC
I keep finding that the 03/04's tanks are not serviceable like the older ones because the pump is inside the tank and not outside like the 02's.
Does this still hold true?














