2003 dtc b2860 ?
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2003 dtc b2860 ?
I have another oddity, I have a DTC B2860 which I find is "Telescoping Column Position Sensor Failure" and it's odd as the steering wheel and the column telescoping function seems to be working fine, but what is the sensor I need to replace ? Is there a GM part # I can't seem to find it in my searches ?
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Jim
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I have another oddity, I have a DTC B2860 which I find is "Telescoping Column Position Sensor Failure" and it's odd as the steering wheel and the column telescoping function seems to be working fine, but what is the sensor I need to replace ? Is there a GM part # I can't seem to find it in my searches ?
Thanks,
Jim
Thanks,
Jim
The sensor is part of the telescoping actuator…looks like a big job !!…did you contact that auto electric shop ??…I’d let them look at this DTC before shotgunning this part !!
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Well that is the thing, I get this B2860 code, but the telescoping column works fine ? Do I need to pull the drives seat to get at it ?
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Here’s the link of a member that solved this problem. This type of post is invaluable. not sure why it was previously deleted.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-fixed-it.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-fixed-it.html
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I second the connector under the seat. Tightened it up and 2860 went away immediately.
you may also want to cycle your seat fully forward then fully back. 1287 is the steering sensor code. 2860 is just a wiring problem!
you may also want to cycle your seat fully forward then fully back. 1287 is the steering sensor code. 2860 is just a wiring problem!