Check engine light
05-06-2017, 03:46 AM
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Check engine light
Earlier this week I had an intermittent flashing check engine light under moderate to hard acceleration. Engine would run rough and power was reduced. Dic showed "Stabiltrack. Service rear axle." Took it to dealer Classic Chevrolet in Grapevine TX.
They replaced #1 fuel injector under warranty. Also did airbag pretensioner recall. Got a Silverado pickup as a loaner. Invoice showed $510 parts and labor for injector, 2 pipes, and gaskets charged to GM. All's well.
2015 Z51 coupe M7 12,900 miles
They replaced #1 fuel injector under warranty. Also did airbag pretensioner recall. Got a Silverado pickup as a loaner. Invoice showed $510 parts and labor for injector, 2 pipes, and gaskets charged to GM. All's well.
2015 Z51 coupe M7 12,900 miles
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St. Jude Donor '13
Sometimes true.
It was said that a loose spark plug wire on a C6 could produce not only a "Check Engine" light but also a "Service Active Handling/Traction Control/ABS" series of messages.
I didn't really believe that, until it happened to me.
It was said that a loose spark plug wire on a C6 could produce not only a "Check Engine" light but also a "Service Active Handling/Traction Control/ABS" series of messages.
I didn't really believe that, until it happened to me.
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06-08-2017, 01:23 PM
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[QUOTE=shakinrock;1594680972]Is there any indirect relationship between the Rear Axle and a Fuel Injector?[I bought 2017 z06 15klm car started running real rough shaking rear axle came up on display went to dealer changed fuel sensor all is well runs great.
06-08-2017, 01:27 PM
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The "nannies" depend upon a properly functioning engine because the control system uses control of engine power delivery to do its magic. If the engine cannot respond as expected then the other systems will also indicate they are unable to function properly since the engine doesn't appear to be behaving as expected.