ECBM danger
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ECBM danger
My name is Matt and I own a 2000 Corvette Roadster with 5200 miles on the clock. The car is red and is loaded with factory options. My question is this;; I am receiving
a Service Active Handling message on my DIC. This has occurred on several occasions. Does not servicing the ECBM pose any danger in driving the car.
Thanks Matt
a Service Active Handling message on my DIC. This has occurred on several occasions. Does not servicing the ECBM pose any danger in driving the car.
Thanks Matt
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My name is Matt and I own a 2000 Corvette Roadster with 5200 miles on the clock. The car is red and is loaded with factory options. My question is this;; I am receiving
a Service Active Handling message on my DIC. This has occurred on several occasions. Does not servicing the ECBM pose any danger in driving the car.
Thanks Matt
a Service Active Handling message on my DIC. This has occurred on several occasions. Does not servicing the ECBM pose any danger in driving the car.
Thanks Matt
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Your "Service AH" may have nothing to do with the EBCM. Exactly what codes are you getting? I've had a Service TC, Service AH for years. It's a bad SWPS, which seem to fail far more often that the EBCM. Mine had a C1283 H C, meaning a History code, and a Current code. It would only display this code while using the DIC WHILE THE ENGINE WAS RUNNING!!!! Thanks, Rob (C5 Diag!)!!
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Post the codes. There are a bunch of codes and reasons for that message that have nothing to do with the EBCM. Some are wiring, some are grounds, some are connections and some the pump just needs a workout.
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Hi Rob...the codes that appear are........Service Active Handling.......Service Traction Control.....They appear after 30 minutes of driving., When
I turn the engine off and start it back up the codes disappear...I went through the process of cleaning out the codes but they come back. thanks Matt
I turn the engine off and start it back up the codes disappear...I went through the process of cleaning out the codes but they come back. thanks Matt
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Hi Rob...the codes that appear are........Service Active Handling.......Service Traction Control.....They appear after 30 minutes of driving., When
I turn the engine off and start it back up the codes disappear...I went through the process of cleaning out the codes but they come back. thanks Matt
I turn the engine off and start it back up the codes disappear...I went through the process of cleaning out the codes but they come back. thanks Matt