E-Brake warning light on
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E-Brake warning light on
Anyone have any experience with this? While driving today I noticed the warning light on the dash came on for E-Brake problem.(E-Brake was in fact off) Also at the same time my exhaust went to stealth mode and the display for what gear you are in went to nothing. Manual says to take to dealer but I thought I would see if anyone has had this happen to them.
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Might be a short as pointed out above, but a failing battery can cause all kinds of weird codes to be thrown.
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Disconnecting the battery to the Corvette is the old ALT-CTRL-DEL to a computer. It reboots the brain.
Learn from your owners manual the location of your TCM/ECM fuse(2014 #52 in Engine Bay Fuse Box), unplug it for a few minutes and you should be fine. Disconnecting the battery negative terminal achieves the same result, but it is a bit more time consuming.
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Learn from your owners manual the location of your TCM/ECM fuse(2014 #52 in Engine Bay Fuse Box), unplug it for a few minutes and you should be fine. Disconnecting the battery negative terminal achieves the same result, but it is a bit more time consuming.
Elmer
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Disconnecting the battery to the Corvette is the old ALT-CTRL-DEL to a computer. It reboots the brain.
Learn from your owners manual the location of your TCM/ECM fuse(2014 #52 in Engine Bay Fuse Box), unplug it for a few minutes and you should be fine. Disconnecting the battery negative terminal achieves the same result, but it is a bit more time consuming.
Elmer
Learn from your owners manual the location of your TCM/ECM fuse(2014 #52 in Engine Bay Fuse Box), unplug it for a few minutes and you should be fine. Disconnecting the battery negative terminal achieves the same result, but it is a bit more time consuming.
Elmer
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Disconnecting the battery to the Corvette is the old ALT-CTRL-DEL to a computer. It reboots the brain.
Learn from your owners manual the location of your TCM/ECM fuse(2014 #52 in Engine Bay Fuse Box), unplug it for a few minutes and you should be fine. Disconnecting the battery negative terminal achieves the same result, but it is a bit more time consuming.
Elmer
Learn from your owners manual the location of your TCM/ECM fuse(2014 #52 in Engine Bay Fuse Box), unplug it for a few minutes and you should be fine. Disconnecting the battery negative terminal achieves the same result, but it is a bit more time consuming.
Elmer
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Well not having driven that much... I finally drove her again and everything is back to normal 😁. Once everything settles back down or if it happens again I will go get the battery tested. Thanks all and stay safe.
