Service Active Handling/Engine
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Racer
Joined: Nov 2011
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From: Stafford Va
Service Active Handling/Engine
Ok so, it seems every time I take the car out when it's cold I receive something new on the DIC.
The Service Active Handling System (SAHS) indicator came on along with Service Engine Soon. My SAHS button works but the little car indicator on the DIC stays lit. Hmmm. I unhooked the battery hoping it might clear, Nope.... I've heard this is common but any ideas other than taking it to my Corvette shop? Thanks
The Service Active Handling System (SAHS) indicator came on along with Service Engine Soon. My SAHS button works but the little car indicator on the DIC stays lit. Hmmm. I unhooked the battery hoping it might clear, Nope.... I've heard this is common but any ideas other than taking it to my Corvette shop? Thanks
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Bahama North Carolina
Ok so, it seems every time I take the car out when it's cold I receive something new on the DIC.
The Service Active Handling System (SAHS) indicator came on along with Service Engine Soon. My SAHS button works but the little car indicator on the DIC stays lit. Hmmm. I unhooked the battery hoping it might clear, Nope.... I've heard this is common but any ideas other than taking it to my Corvette shop? Thanks
The Service Active Handling System (SAHS) indicator came on along with Service Engine Soon. My SAHS button works but the little car indicator on the DIC stays lit. Hmmm. I unhooked the battery hoping it might clear, Nope.... I've heard this is common but any ideas other than taking it to my Corvette shop? Thanks
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Longview Texas
Does the service active handling clear on the next ignition cycle?
My 2004 has done that even when it was new. If the car sat overnight, especially when cold, I would get the error, but it has never done it two ignition cycles in a row...
As noted, you can check and clear codes from the dash display;
My 2004 has done that even when it was new. If the car sat overnight, especially when cold, I would get the error, but it has never done it two ignition cycles in a row...
As noted, you can check and clear codes from the dash display;
