Solve the mystery?
#13
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: somewhere in TX
The Plug on the main 12V cable to the UBEC is a quick connect plug I bet the blade began losing tension. These damm new cars have so many things that can cause identical symptoms will drive a tech or customer to drinking trying to nail down glitchy dang little problems.
#14
So far so good. You would think the newer computerized everything cars would have a solid electrical supply??? I guess GM thought they could save a nickle or two with their cheap connectors. Anyway day 9 and no abnormal electrical problems. I'll be back later with an update.
#15
I'm kind of late.
The factory battery cable ends that GM used are complete garbage. After a couple electrical problems with my truck. I replaced the battery cable ends on my truck with brass and have had zero issues since. I could have had mine replaced under warranty but didn't want the same factory junk.
The factory battery cable ends that GM used are complete garbage. After a couple electrical problems with my truck. I replaced the battery cable ends on my truck with brass and have had zero issues since. I could have had mine replaced under warranty but didn't want the same factory junk.
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