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From: LA from the 6th sept till the 10th sept california ( then New Zealand)
Ok found some inconsistency with the light blue wire running from pin 10 on ecbm to pin E on the star connector 1 whilst doing a continuity check again.. does this wire run straight to the ecbm or does it have any junctions etc etc . Help!!
From: LA from the 6th sept till the 10th sept california ( then New Zealand)
OK after studying the wiring schematics it seems there is a connection and possibly a solder joint . does anyone know where the connection is?
I Am now getting a reading on the pin 10 to pin E star bus of OL or open circuit. !!
bridged the connection with a temp solderderd wire which closed the poen circuit , turned on the ignition and still TCS NO COMM . what the hell is going on? apart from this issue every thing on the Vette is fine!!
The DIGITAL information for the EBTCM is not getting to the BCM or the data from the BCM is not getting to the EBTCM.
You either have an OPEN in the Serial Data wire between the EBTCM and the BCM or SHORT or both//
Disconnect the the BCM and the EBTCM.. Check the BCM and the EBTCM end for continuity. Should be zero ohms... Check both ends to GROUND Should be INFINITY
From: LA from the 6th sept till the 10th sept california ( then New Zealand)
thanks bill , let me get this right. apart from the wire running from pin 10 ebtcm to pin E star connector( which is now new after a continuity check ) . what wire do i need to look at BCM to EBTCM ? or are there several? please tell me colour and location pin number etc.
It's a dark green wire that goes from the star connector 1 to the EBTCM. Disconnect the plugs on both ends then check it. Make sure the connectors on the ends are good and not damaged. Check the continuity and make sure it's connected end to end. Check the wire to ground and make sure it's not grounded.
From: LA from the 6th sept till the 10th sept california ( then New Zealand)
Originally Posted by lionelhutz
It's a dark green wire that goes from the star connector 1 to the EBTCM. Disconnect the plugs on both ends then check it. Make sure the connectors on the ends are good and not damaged. Check the continuity and make sure it's connected end to end. Check the wire to ground and make sure it's not grounded.
From: LA from the 6th sept till the 10th sept california ( then New Zealand)
Originally Posted by lionelhutz
It's a dark green wire that goes from the star connector 1 to the EBTCM. Disconnect the plugs on both ends then check it. Make sure the connectors on the ends are good and not damaged. Check the continuity and make sure it's connected end to end. Check the wire to ground and make sure it's not grounded.
hi please confirm dark green and not light green from bcm to ebtcm?
From: LA from the 6th sept till the 10th sept california ( then New Zealand)
Originally Posted by Bill Curlee
The DIGITAL information for the EBTCM is not getting to the BCM or the data from the BCM is not getting to the EBTCM.
You either have an OPEN in the Serial Data wire between the EBTCM and the BCM or SHORT or both//
Disconnect the the BCM and the EBTCM.. Check the BCM and the EBTCM end for continuity. Should be zero ohms... Check both ends to GROUND Should be INFINITY
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bill which wire do i need to check specifically? (BCM TO EBTCM) star 1 pin E to pin 10 ebcm is new. thanks for your patience
From: LA from the 6th sept till the 10th sept california ( then New Zealand)
Originally Posted by Bill Curlee
TRUST ME!! The ABS FIXER people can NOT fix an internal module logic issue. If you are POSITIVE that you have power to the module and the module is correctly grounded, a NO COMMS issues is caused by one of theses issues:
1. The serial data buss has an issue that is being caused the EBTCM or another module. The modules with the most issues are the LDCM, RDCM and the Seat Control Module SCM. Simply disconnect the STAR 2 Connector shorting buss (on top of the connector) and that will ISOLATE those three modules from the rest of the modules.
2. Plain and simple,,, The module has power and ground but, ITS TOAST!
3. Disconnect STAR 1 and STAR 2 connectors and read each module serial data terminal to chassis ground. If one of the readings is out to lunch, that module is likely the issue.
For the C5 to operate, you really only need the BCM and the PCM.
If you disconnect star 1 & 2 connector shorting busses AND JUMPER WIRE PINS "B" & "M" together the engine will start and run just fine.
If you jumper B, M & "E",,,,,,,,,,,, all the other modules will be out of the circuit and if the EBTCM is working, the NO COMMS issue should NOT be an issue any longer.
If its still an issue, you have an issue internal to the module or with the wire to the STAR CONNECTOR! Do a continuity check from the EBTCM connector " PIN #10 " to star connector #1 Pin "E"
BC
I looked at the schematics on the GM spo dvd ( installed at last ) and it seems its not pin 10 on the ecbm its pin 21 !!