Z06 "Service Active Handling"
#1
Intermediate
Thread Starter
Z06 "Service Active Handling"
Ok guys, I've read most of the threads on this topic. I have one different problem with my '07 Z06. I can start the car, and let it idle up to operating temp with no warning light or DIC message. As soon as I put the car in any gear 1st or reverse, and move the car a couple feet the warning light and DIC message appears. I get no codes, just the dash light and DIC message. Where would you start with no code to lead you in any direction. And no I haven't gone to the dealer yet.. that will be my last resort.
Thanks for any input.
Thanks for any input.
#3
Intermediate
Thread Starter
all tire pressures are at 30psi.. checked all plug wires as well... all in good condition and firmly connected. I'll check the steering wheel position sensor this weekend when i have more time.
Last edited by TommyT88; 04-24-2018 at 05:29 PM.
#8
Team Owner
Hmm...since the other obvious answers have been covered, perhaps a speed sensor on one of the hubs? Maybe unplug and clean up with contact cleaner...free to try minus a can of cleaner.
Does it just say Service AH, or does it also say Service TC and Service ABS as well?
Does it just say Service AH, or does it also say Service TC and Service ABS as well?
Last edited by MTPZ06; 04-25-2018 at 07:30 PM.
#10
Pro Mechanic
Pro Mechanic
Ok guys, I've read most of the threads on this topic. I have one different problem with my '07 Z06. I can start the car, and let it idle up to operating temp with no warning light or DIC message. As soon as I put the car in any gear 1st or reverse, and move the car a couple feet the warning light and DIC message appears. I get no codes, just the dash light and DIC message. Where would you start with no code to lead you in any direction. And no I haven't gone to the dealer yet.. that will be my last resort.
Thanks for any input.
Thanks for any input.
Unlike C5, the C6 has no way to display fault codes on the DIC.
In order to get the fault code(s) you need to find a service facility with a scan tester which supports the car's chassis computer.
With C6, in most cases, disconnecting the battery does not clear codes.
#12
Le Mans Master
This. I had this same issue. Kept coming back even after I disconnected the wheel sensors, cleaned them, reinstalled them. However, (knocking on wood) after I swapped brake pads and cleaned everything real good, it hasn't come back.
#13
Intermediate
Thread Starter
[QUOTE=MTPZ06;1597075746]Hmm...since the other obvious answers have been covered, perhaps a speed sensor on one of the hubs? Maybe unplug and clean up with contact cleaner...free to try minus a can of cleaner.
Does it just say Service AH, or does it also say Service TC and Service ABS as well?[/Q
It just says service AH
I will try cleaning the contacts on the wheel speed sensors next.
time permiting.
Does it just say Service AH, or does it also say Service TC and Service ABS as well?[/Q
It just says service AH
I will try cleaning the contacts on the wheel speed sensors next.
time permiting.
#14
Intermediate
Thread Starter
The stability enhancement is failing it's self test and that turns the light on.
Unlike C5, the C6 has no way to display fault codes on the DIC.
In order to get the fault code(s) you need to find a service facility with a scan tester which supports the car's chassis computer.
With C6, in most cases, disconnecting the battery does not clear codes.
Unlike C5, the C6 has no way to display fault codes on the DIC.
In order to get the fault code(s) you need to find a service facility with a scan tester which supports the car's chassis computer.
With C6, in most cases, disconnecting the battery does not clear codes.
#15
Instructor