OBD Codes P0575, P0700 & U0073 on 2006 2LT
#22
if u want just unplug the abs connector and see if your gauges clear up yes u will get a abs and trac control light but if u take the abs brain out out the system u should see if the gauges work right and stop freaking out , u can even change the brain but if the part num don't match or u don't refresh its gone have lights , but the crazy should go away ,,, gl
#23
I don't see any symptom that points to the EBCM. Following the simple procedure in post #16 will narrow it down to which module. But go ahead and start throwing parts at it, that approach works, too. Especially if you have a lot full of donor HHRs.
#25
Ok
So it is raining all day here in Charlotte so I am spending the time on my computer reading all of the info everyone has sent. Thanks to everyone. I do not want to just start throwing parts at it, I really want to try and sort this out since it has been exhibiting these conditions on and off for a number of years. Usually it may run for one or two years without showing any signs of gauges jumping and throwing codes. I am going to start with the video linked by don brew to check the CAN bus network with my meter but I think I want to get a OBD Breakout box, I don't trust myself to check it directly in the DLC socket. I am always a sucker for buying more tools. Hopefully it is nice tomorrow so I can start checking the front hubs and ABS connectors. I have downloaded the how to to replace hubs, it looks pretty simple. I am looking for photographs or illustrations that show where all of the computers are located from the ECU, TCM, ABS, etc so I know what I am looking at.
Again thanks for all of the posts and I will follow this through and report back.
So it is raining all day here in Charlotte so I am spending the time on my computer reading all of the info everyone has sent. Thanks to everyone. I do not want to just start throwing parts at it, I really want to try and sort this out since it has been exhibiting these conditions on and off for a number of years. Usually it may run for one or two years without showing any signs of gauges jumping and throwing codes. I am going to start with the video linked by don brew to check the CAN bus network with my meter but I think I want to get a OBD Breakout box, I don't trust myself to check it directly in the DLC socket. I am always a sucker for buying more tools. Hopefully it is nice tomorrow so I can start checking the front hubs and ABS connectors. I have downloaded the how to to replace hubs, it looks pretty simple. I am looking for photographs or illustrations that show where all of the computers are located from the ECU, TCM, ABS, etc so I know what I am looking at.
Again thanks for all of the posts and I will follow this through and report back.
#26
Yes that is where I am going to start. It was a very good video. Also all of you have been great sharing your experiences, I really appreciate it and no one has suggested just throwing parts at it. The main issue is that right now the car is running perfect and not showing any signs. I still have the codes stored but the check engine light is off so I am worried that as of right now I won't find anything wrong with any of the computers when I start checking things. I will follow up this weekend and when it stops raining, right now I need to do some more reading and watching more videos.
#27
In fact, I was mostly agreeing with him, without mentioning his name, as requested.
#28
I was confused by the lot full of donor HHR’s part.
#29
Good afternoon
I have been going over all of the plugs on the computers and so far everything looks good and clean. I am having a problem of removing the connector to the TCM. I have removed the red pin and pushed the gray lever to the right and it pushes the plug but it will not come loose from the TCM. I don't want to put pressure on it and break it. All of the other black plugs below it came off easy so am I missing something on the blue plug.
I have been going over all of the plugs on the computers and so far everything looks good and clean. I am having a problem of removing the connector to the TCM. I have removed the red pin and pushed the gray lever to the right and it pushes the plug but it will not come loose from the TCM. I don't want to put pressure on it and break it. All of the other black plugs below it came off easy so am I missing something on the blue plug.