Had 2 Drop the Vette off at Chevy
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Had 2 Drop the Vette off at Chevy
I was on my way to get my oil changed today and about 1 mile from the Chevy dealership I had the "Service Traction System" and "Reduced Engine Power" messages come-up along with the "Check Engine" light. The thing that really sucked was the more throttle I gave it the more it just reduced the engine power so I was stuck at this red light and couldn't move. I had to sit in the middle of the road for a few minutes with the car off and then restarted it to regain engine power. So instead of just taking it in for an oil change I had to leave my car their so they can see what the problem is. I hate having to spend unexpected money and I have a feeling this is going to be expensive.
#3
RE: Had 2 Drop the Vette off at Chevy
Well it was not as bad as I thought it would be. Apparently whoever installed the battery in my car didn't tighten the terminals completely so it wasn't getting the proper electrical connection/flow. So a simple fix and $90 later I'm back in business.
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RE: Had 2 Drop the Vette off at Chevy
ORIGINAL: joecls
geez..$90 bucks to tighten the battery terminals? next time call me i'll come do it for ya! LOL. those dealers make their money somehow i guess.
geez..$90 bucks to tighten the battery terminals? next time call me i'll come do it for ya! LOL. those dealers make their money somehow i guess.
#8
RE: Had 2 Drop the Vette off at Chevy
it's frustrating when something so simple causes such major issues...
but then it's nice when such major issues are fixed by something so simple...
glad it worked out quick and easy.
but then it's nice when such major issues are fixed by something so simple...
glad it worked out quick and easy.
#9
RE: Had 2 Drop the Vette off at Chevy
That's the problems of the computer age, everything depends on clean tight connections, ground and power. Imagine that! Such a pristine enviroment the the electronics operate in. HA
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