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Wouldn't you have to reboot the computer after changing the battery? That would have to be done at the dealership. My C5 had a bettery replacement and it wouldnt start until they reset the computer at the dealership. I havent had this issue with my 2011 GS.
Wouldn't you have to reboot the computer after changing the battery? That would have to be done at the dealership. My C5 had a bettery replacement and it wouldnt start until they reset the computer at the dealership. I havent had this issue with my 2011 GS.
Nope, not necessary on C6. Never heard of that being needed on any car before.
damn it, still having this problem. I jump started the car because I noticed the volatge was at 11.8. It ran perfectly fine for a few hours. then, it started throwing all the codes again and the voltage surged from 12.0 to 4.1 depending on the driving. I went home and parked it... sigh, this pisses me off!!!
Wouldn't you have to reboot the computer after changing the battery? That would have to be done at the dealership. My C5 had a bettery replacement and it wouldnt start until they reset the computer at the dealership. I havent had this issue with my 2011 GS.
I just went through the exact same issue four months after taking delivery of a 2011 GS. After two months and several module replacements GM sent a field engineer to my dealer last week. He discovered a defective connector at the VCIM module. They could wiggle the cable and the vehicle would start throwing the error messages without the engine running. Replaced 4 pins and so far so good. The GM rep also told me that the car would not start while these errors were occurring. My VCIM is under the dash but I believe it's in back of car on an '05.
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