1MPH Stall
I'm sure this is one that some of you have experienced before.
My 2000 w 153,000 miles was last run about 2 weeks ago. Started it and let it ideal today. No problems. Went for a ride, put it in reverse and it stalls once I get rolling. It'll start right back up but will stall all over again in R or D once it seems to go above a mile or two. Only things Ive done to the car the last few weeks was change out the main belt tensioner and add a bottle of tech-ron. I'm getting no warning or check engine lights. Idle is smooth and other wise runs fine. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Tim
Not uncommon for people to "put the column in a pre-lock condition" and not know it and then start with the install. In other words, they started with the column lock “energized’ even if it was not actually locked yet. If not actually locked yet, it will be as soon as you turn the steering wheel after the LMC5 install. It will then remain in the locked condition until you cause the motor to unlock. It will then remain in the unlocked condition since the motor is then unpowered with the circuits disconnected.
Here is one way to prevent that if your column locks and unlocks normally:
If the CL is functioning normally you don't not need the Unlocker, merely turn the ignition ON, pull fuse #23 in the I/P fuse box, turn ignition OFF, turn the steering wheel (left and right) and verify it is unlocked. Next, disconnect the negative battery terminal, re-insert fuse #23 and continue with the install.
Also the 1999 and later C5's have a column lock relay that can be unplugged or else it will be powered and could fail and drain the battery. The LMC5 written guidance provides this info. This relay is above the BCM.
They also have a great install video in their eBay ads you need to watch.
Compliance Parts website: http://complianceparts.com/index.html
Mr. Sam
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