P0697 error code limp mode trigered
01-13-2014, 08:33 PM
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P0697 error code limp mode trigered
I now have my car flashed back to stock and I'm pulling this code P0697 (sensor reference Voltage C circuit open). Is there a fuse for this? any help would be great.
01-13-2014, 09:46 PM
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Theta your the man of the year!!!!!! went down to the garage and was able to put her into service mode (the C7 has a mind of its own) re-flashed it back to stock on slow burn (it went fast) and no more codes so far. Has anyone else had this many problems flashing the C7?
01-13-2014, 10:08 PM
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Theta your the man of the year!!!!!! went down to the garage and was able to put her into service mode (the C7 has a mind of its own) re-flashed it back to stock on slow burn (it went fast) and no more codes so far. Has anyone else had this many problems flashing the C7?
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It's temperamental for sure - discharging the ECU takes a bit of time in these (and many other new GM vehicles).
Once they're flashed entirely, you don't see this crop up. Even one little error in programming, though, can cause headaches like this.
USB communication is usually at fault for those instances. Remember to keep a good stock flash safe on a USB stick, Dropbox, etc. in case this every happens again!
Once they're flashed entirely, you don't see this crop up. Even one little error in programming, though, can cause headaches like this.
USB communication is usually at fault for those instances. Remember to keep a good stock flash safe on a USB stick, Dropbox, etc. in case this every happens again!