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Bad EBCM... will repaired module eliminate C1214??
Apparently my EBCM is bad, which I find odd considering my car is a garage queen with only 16K miles... guess that doesn't matter with crappy GM electronics! Anyway, purchasing a new unit for $750+ is a bit out of the question when chances are I'll just run into the same issue later on. Looking at the ABSFIXER site, it says something about "will not fix C1214". What does that mean? Am I going to be stuck with that code even after repairing my module? I know there are some other options for repair that are cheaper, but just wanted to get the skinny on that code. I really need everything to work with no lights as it should.
All I did was go to a large open space parking lot and did sudden stops from 30 mph then 40 mph and then 50 mph. Took several attempts. After about 45 minutes and explaining to the cops what I was doing I cleared the code and left. Since that day my code has never came back.
I tried the jacking rear tires but that did nothing.
All I did was go to a large open space parking lot and did sudden stops from 30 mph then 40 mph and then 50 mph. Took several attempts. After about 45 minutes and explaining to the cops what I was doing I cleared the code and left. Since that day my code has never came back.
I tried the jacking rear tires but that did nothing.
It been a year and still no code.
I'm sure I won't be so lucky! I'll try ... And sudden stops as in locking up the brakes and skidding?
I think you read it wrong or something. ABSFixer is specially for the C1214 code on C5s.
I had this code and fixed it myself. If you can solder, you can fix it for free. A few solder joints on a power relay go bad. Very common issue.
My C1214 was very intermittent and then one day it was dead for good. I'll bet yours is on it's way out. When it goes, you won't have active handling, ABS or traction control.
I think you read it wrong or something. ABSFixer is specially for the C1214 code on C5s.
I had this code and fixed it myself. If you can solder, you can fix it for free. A few solder joints on a power relay go bad. Very common issue.
My C1214 was very intermittent and then one day it was dead for good. I'll bet yours is on it's way out. When it goes, you won't have active handling, ABS or traction control.
10-4, it might have been another repair site but I can't find it now. Whichever one it was said it would not fix C1214. Anyway, we are going to try the repair as soon as I find a new relay to put on . Btw, car is a 2002 Z06, getting code C1214 and AbS/Traction are not working. Have already done testing at the wheel sensors .
The Code C1214 is due to the electronic is receiving less then 8 volt from the system relay in the EBCM . This can be caused by a blown fuse , bad grounding , bad soldering points on the electronic card or faulty system relay( wihite relay shown below) .
I would first checked the fuses and cleaned the ground terminals G103 and G108.
With some soldering skills it possible to change this relay by yourself , relay costs only a few dollar .
After this the code shall disappear
Ok, I was confused and put C1214 by mistake (too much reading about EBCM issues)... It's actually code C1232 that I'm getting. We have now replaced the relay on the EBCM, which may not have needed it anyway but didn't hurt for a couple bucks. I don't see any broken solder joints on the board and we tested the wheel sensor readings. The car is a 2002 with only 16K miles (garage queen). All ground locations look NEW as you would expect.
You can disconnect the left wheel speed sensor and measure the resistance between A & B on the wheel speed sensor connector , should be 850-1350 ohms .
From everything I've read about ECBM issues, yours can be repaired by ABS Fixer. The '00 and older ones cannot. I understand the repair is not that expensive (something like ~ $150)...
You can disconnect the left wheel speed sensor and measure the resistance between A & B on the wheel speed sensor connector , should be 850-1350 ohms .
We checked that, see my other thread here: https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/c5-tech/4219859-c1232.html
Bad EBCM... will repaired module eliminate C1214??
