Charging system fault
Now the unique thing was, and I'll try to explain. I think everyone feels or senses the key turn to start the car, and with that key turn (however long it lasts), the engine fires, ends up being like muscle memory, and you let the key go. Of course this becomes automatic, and that "time" it takes is kind of programed in our heads.
Yesterday, I think my finger slipped, just before that time period, and as the key returned, pause (very short), then the engine did fire (but late), and at that time I got the message.
I turned the engine off, and restarted (without the finger slip). Fired right up, no message, and in the proper time period (I speak of). Turned the engine off, checked codes - no codes, and restarted and everything fine.
So could the control modules just had a brain fart, with my finger slip. What should I look out for in the future, or just call this a starting fart and not worry? I was telling someone the other day not to buy a corvette, as you become neurotic idiot. Oh no!! DIC codes, dirt, scratches, rain, pollen (right now), not to mention all the real quirks about the C5.
Any thoughts?





I would worry about it unless it more frequent.






"as you become neurotic idiot" No,,,,,,say it aint so!
Unless it STAYS on, that message is nothing to be concerned about. Same as the ACTIVE HANDLING WARM UP message. Pretty much normal unless it stays on.
BC
Thanks for the replies, unless it continues, I won't worry about it. I was wondering if others have seen this and had a cause and cure for it, other than charging system. Start Farts are traumatic for Neurotic Idiots!!
Maybe I should change user name.






