Hey thanks folks. Find this site is good
#1
02-28-2014, 06:31 PM
Hey thanks folks. Find this site is good
Name is Jay
Just bought a red 2002Monte SS
About 170k on it. It figures it would die after having it less than 3 weeks. Read many posts here. Good info.
I work for US Army in safety.
Just bought a red 2002Monte SS
About 170k on it. It figures it would die after having it less than 3 weeks. Read many posts here. Good info.
I work for US Army in safety.
#7
02-28-2014, 10:43 PM
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#8
02-28-2014, 10:57 PM
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mountains of Utah
Posts: 4,903
Welcome to the forum! What do you mean she died, lost a major component? Are you a civilian who works for the US Army?
#9
03-01-2014, 06:48 AM
Ignition module bad?
I read lots about Bcm, pass lock, etc. are those common? What should be replaced related to the ICM?
Yes I'm an Army civilian safety for the Northern Regional Medical Command at Ft. Belvoir, VA near Washington, DC.
#10
03-01-2014, 07:49 AM
Thanks
I don't know what besides the ignition control module would be normally replaced. I saw an ad on YouTube that said the ICM must also have the coil units and wires too to lower total resistance. They fail when resistance gets high and energy from spark coil secondary windings feed back into ICM's transistors and fry them causing failure. What do you guys think?
Car went dead on highway, luckily low traffic so pulled off and car restarted. Next morning car went 200 feet and that was it. I know there is much talk about pass lock, BCM, etc. I don't have any weird electrical light issues, etc. so guess that is OK.
Car went dead on highway, luckily low traffic so pulled off and car restarted. Next morning car went 200 feet and that was it. I know there is much talk about pass lock, BCM, etc. I don't have any weird electrical light issues, etc. so guess that is OK.