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Old 07-23-2014, 09:00 AM
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My DIC keeps showing service active handling. I know this is a somewhat common problem, but am not sure if it's the BCM or simply a sensor or something else. It comes on just about any time I drive it now. Recently started about a month ago and has progressively become more frequent. It'll reset after the ignition is off but it'll then later come on again at a random time. I cleared all codes and the following popped up after it came on:
U1064-Lose of Communications with DCM
P0102-Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor Circuit Low Frequency -A (doubt this is related as car is on SD tune)
C1288-?

Any ideas where to start?
Old 07-23-2014, 10:12 AM
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My DIC keeps showing service active handling. I know this is a somewhat common problem, but am not sure if it's the BCM or simply a sensor or something else. It comes on just about any time I drive it now. Recently started about a month ago and has progressively become more frequent. It'll reset after the ignition is off but it'll then later come on again at a random time. I cleared all codes and the following popped up after it came on:
U1064-Lose of Communications with DCM
P0102-Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor Circuit Low Frequency -A (doubt this is related as car is on SD tune)
C1288-?

Any ideas where to start?
Try search, MANY, MANY posts on this. You'll need to pull your codes from the DIC first.
Old 07-23-2014, 10:30 AM
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C1288 Steering Position Sensor Circuit
Old 07-23-2014, 12:44 PM
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When my 04 coupe started doing that, I need to replace the steering sensor. Once I did that the problem disappeared.
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Yep the code C1288 is for the SWPS. If you have a 01 to 04 you can still get them new. For the earlier ones you can not.
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Its an 01 Z06. I'll try swapping out the SWPS first. Thanks.
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Got mine for my 04 from Gene at www.gmpartshouse.com. Costs about $65 and took about 2.5 to 3 hours to replace. Just be careful with the airbag. There is a good write up on this forum on how to do it.

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