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I had an interesting experience the other morning: my first attempt to start my C6 caused the message "PRESS BRAKE TO START ENGINE" to appear on the DIC - for the first time ever (60K miles so far).
The reason it's interesting is my car has a manual transmission, and that message supposedly appears only on automatics.
Well, I can report that the message is still there in the firmware. There must be some bit of state that's set to keep it from happening on manuals, and on mine it was momentarily absent.
For what it's worth, I had, for the first time in years, BOTH fobs #1 and #2 with me. Anyone else seen this glitch?
It might be battery related. I got a "shocks inoperative" message before which is a F55 related message. I have a base C6. Anyway after getting this message, in a couple days battery went dead. Happened to me twice and both times battery went dead a few days later.
I had an interesting experience the other morning: my first attempt to start my C6 caused the message "PRESS BRAKE TO START ENGINE" to appear on the DIC - for the first time ever (60K miles so far).
The reason it's interesting is my car has a manual transmission, and that message supposedly appears only on automatics.
Well, I can report that the message is still there in the firmware. There must be some bit of state that's set to keep it from happening on manuals, and on mine it was momentarily absent.
For what it's worth, I had, for the first time in years, BOTH fobs #1 and #2 with me. Anyone else seen this glitch?
I have to do it on my 09 and 010 CTSV but it's strange is has just popped up on your car. These vettes definitely have gremlins.
This is interesting. It seems to infer that all of the messages are in all of the computers but they are only displayed given certain triggers within the programming. Apparently there was some sort of crossover glitch that displayed a message not relevant to the car model.