16 CODES & Several Messages :(
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I'm having the same problem on a 2001 Z06. The passenger side door does not respond to anything. My friend checked the boxes by the firewall on the passenger side and said nothing was damp.
Sorry to bring back an old post but I thought this would be better than starting a new one.
Sorry to bring back an old post but I thought this would be better than starting a new one.
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Originally Posted by Epicman
I'm having the same problem on a 2001 Z06. The passenger side door does not respond to anything. My friend checked the boxes by the firewall on the passenger side and said nothing was damp.
Sorry to bring back an old post but I thought this would be better than starting a new one.
Sorry to bring back an old post but I thought this would be better than starting a new one.
Don't know the cost, because mine was replaced under warranty. But I watched them replace it in the parking lot at work. It was not very difficult.
Hope this helps.
Don't worry about digging up an old post. Hell it was my post
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Originally Posted by yellowvette837
The only solution I know it to replace the Right Door Control Module.
Don't know the cost, because mine was replaced under warranty. But I watched them replace it in the parking lot at work. It was not very difficult.
Hope this helps.
Don't worry about digging up an old post. Hell it was my post
Don't know the cost, because mine was replaced under warranty. But I watched them replace it in the parking lot at work. It was not very difficult.
Hope this helps.
Don't worry about digging up an old post. Hell it was my post
Where is the passenger side door control module located? Is it just unplug and plug in the new one?
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Originally Posted by Epicman
Where is the passenger side door control module located?
Originally Posted by Epicman
Is it just unplug and plug in the new one?
Yes it is unplug the old one plug in the new one.
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From: Anthony TX
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Originally Posted by vetracn98
I would like to hear this also since I beat your record with 23 Codes ( Many Codes!!! thread). It would help me ( a little)
You still having issues with your car??? Welcome back by the way!!!
Up-date me on whats up with your car.
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Make sure that you battery is fully charged! The loss of communications codes happen when the supply voltage for each module goes low for what ever reason. Usually happens when starting the car after it has been sitting stored after a long period of time OR if you were playing the stereo for a while cleaning or vacuuming the car or parked listening to the radio while your waiting for someone to return.
Get the battery checked out and see if it has a good reserve capacity (able to maintain 12 VDC for a specified time and is able to recover quickly after discharge.)
Please let us know how things turn out.
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Originally Posted by Bill Curlee
yellowvette837
The loss of communications codes happen when the supply voltage for each module goes low for what ever reason. Usually happens when starting the car after it has been sitting stored after a long period of time if you were playing the stereo for a while cleaning or vacuuming the car or parked listening to the radio while your waiting for someone to return.
The loss of communications codes happen when the supply voltage for each module goes low for what ever reason. Usually happens when starting the car after it has been sitting stored after a long period of time if you were playing the stereo for a while cleaning or vacuuming the car or parked listening to the radio while your waiting for someone to return.
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Originally Posted by Bill Curlee
if you were playing the stereo for a while cleaning or vacuuming the car or parked listening to the radio while your waiting for someone to return.
Originally Posted by Bill Curlee
Get the battery checked out and see if it has a good reserve capacity (able to maintain 12 VDC for a specified time and is able to recover quickly after discharge.)
Please let us know how things turn out.
Bill Curlee
Please let us know how things turn out.
Bill Curlee
You always have great answers Bill
Thank You
Last edited by yellowvette837; Mar 18, 2005 at 02:59 PM.
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My 02 Z06 gets the same "Charging System" faults. Not too often but just every once in a while. I learned to ignor it unless it stays on or I get a check engine light associated with it. Strange, but my 98 almost NEVER had that fault.
I told my service department about it and they wrote it in my warrenty paper work and stated that it is nothing to worry about unless it sets a code or stays on.
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I told my service department about it and they wrote it in my warrenty paper work and stated that it is nothing to worry about unless it sets a code or stays on.
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Originally Posted by Bill Curlee
My 02 Z06 gets the same "Charging System" faults. Not too often but just every once in a while. I learned to ignor it unless it stays on or I get a check engine light associated with it. Strange, but my 98 almost NEVER had that fault.
I told my service department about it and they wrote it in my warrenty paper work and stated that it is nothing to worry about unless it sets a code or stays on.
Bill C
I told my service department about it and they wrote it in my warrenty paper work and stated that it is nothing to worry about unless it sets a code or stays on.
Bill C
I know to ignore it, but it still drives me
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