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So far doing a bit of research it's only on 97's. (from looking at older post about it) I might just see if I can reset the codes and see if it comes up again.
Below is a couple lines I found in an old post. I may try it. Don't guess it can hurt.
I'm going to reset all the options, seat, mirrors, alarm, etc and see if that helps.Thanks for the help, I reset all the options I mentioned in the earlier post as the code popped up as soon as I backed out of the garage and immediately went to configure options. So I went through each one and reset them. Went for a ride and the strange QC Code 413131 never came back.
This was a post by Paul Koener who is a C5 GM Tech on one of the other Corvette Forums....
“Hi there, That is a configuration command used by engineering. Do NOT continue, as this will mess up certain functions. I personally messed up one car by trying to use this function and it was not pretty.“
This was a post by Paul Koener who is a C5 GM Tech on one of the other Corvette Forums....
“Hi there, That is a configuration command used by engineering. Do NOT continue, as this will mess up certain functions. I personally messed up one car by trying to use this function and it was not pretty.“
Allthebest, c4c5
I did find that as well. But don't know how to get rid of it. Like I said above. I'll try that and see.
I have not seen any tech info on this message, but apparently some of the 97 C5's can reach this function if the options button is held down for more than a few seconds when trying to get into the DIC settings.
Found this on the corvette action center forum.
"That is a configuration command used by engineering.
Do NOT continue, as this will mess up certain functions.
I personally messed up one car by trying to use this function and it was not pretty."