picked this code up the last night
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picked this code up the last night
P1637 - Can Link ECM/ABSCM Circuit / Network Malfunction
???
would this be my ABS/PBRAKE light??? thats what I was thinking ..
I had some trans trouble last night, and didnt know if this had anything to do with it....
anybody?
???
would this be my ABS/PBRAKE light??? thats what I was thinking ..
I had some trans trouble last night, and didnt know if this had anything to do with it....
anybody?
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Originally Posted by 01 Thunder
My abs/brake light come on intermittently..
I can turn the truck off, and back on and it will go away..
but at the time of reading this DTC..
they where not on.
I can turn the truck off, and back on and it will go away..
but at the time of reading this DTC..
they where not on.
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
abs brake light means your speed sensors are going bad. me and bluecajun are having the same problems. i hear some guys get away with just pulling the sensors and cleaning them up and reinstalling them and they work fine without throwing those lights anymore.
mine is because of the smaller tires up front..
I think I figured it out tho, and it didnt throw the code since I have cleared it..
did the regearing formula..
tricked the computer into thinking I have 3.31 gears
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Ok I see now its a networking code. Most likley related to your intermittent ABS light. Most network codes are BS and to sensitive. All modules are polled every 30 sec, If they dont talk back they through a code. Most common during programing. I suspect the ABSMD triped once your light came on even though it was not on at the time you read the codes. Ignore the Network code and focus on Finding your ABS fault and you should be good.
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