Info on service codes...help please!!!
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Info on service codes...help please!!!
I have a 2006 base coupe and it has had the service active handling message...big surprise right.
Anyway I also had an issue with he brake lights coming on when they weren't supposed to. My local dealer replaced the brake pedal position sensor and the lights work properly now.
I am still getting the service active handling message. I was able to get the car back to the dealer with the message showing. They scanned it and 2 codes came up.
1. Driver Door Module B1420 Device Voltage
2. 1PC U1000 Class 2Data Link
I wrote them as they were written, the corvette guy had left for the day, so no one there knew what they meant, but I was hoping someone here might have a clue.
I am thinking it has to do with the BCM since that seems to be the culprit in most of these cases.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Jim
Anyway I also had an issue with he brake lights coming on when they weren't supposed to. My local dealer replaced the brake pedal position sensor and the lights work properly now.
I am still getting the service active handling message. I was able to get the car back to the dealer with the message showing. They scanned it and 2 codes came up.
1. Driver Door Module B1420 Device Voltage
2. 1PC U1000 Class 2Data Link
I wrote them as they were written, the corvette guy had left for the day, so no one there knew what they meant, but I was hoping someone here might have a clue.
I am thinking it has to do with the BCM since that seems to be the culprit in most of these cases.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Jim
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The door module code indicates there is a low voltage reading at the door module. First thing to do is to check the car's electrical system to make sure the system voltage is high enough. The Class 2 data link code indicates the IPC isn't communicating with the car. A low voltage condition could also cause that and the Service Active Handling message.
Check for an open fuse to the door module.
Bill
Check for an open fuse to the door module.
Bill
