Posted by glennster on February 05, 2009 at 14:51:29 from (76.223.245.56):
In Reply to: 92 Buick dies posted by fixerupper on February 05, 2009 at 06:25:04:
is this a lesabre with the battery under the back seat by chance??? we had one a while back come in the shop with crazy problems. cruise quit, power windows quit. then the heater quit. check engine lite, ect. turns out the ground cables from the battery going to the body up by the package shelf were corroded, causing ground problems. this affected the body control module, causing all kinds of problems. cleaned up the grounds, disconnected the battery for an hour to reset the bcm and hooked er all back up. worked good. when i tried to hook the scanner up to communicate with the vehicle originally, the ecm would not respond to the scanner.
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