wfburton159
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Tried the relearn a few times now and each time after the first ten minute period the security light no longer comes on.
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You might take a look in the General Discussion section and see if one of us that owns a Tech 2 lives nearby. It might be helpful to have a look with that scanner.Tried the relearn a few times now and each time after the first ten minute period the security light no longer comes on.
Bummer. I did see a YouTube video of a guy that had done some accessory work on his Tahoe and had similar symptoms to yours. He ended up fixing his issue by disconnecting the Onstar box. Somehow the Onstar system was interacting with his theft deterrent system. I will try and find that clip.It started! Multiple times. I was trying to do a relearn. I did 11 minutes this time and after the first one the security light did not come back on. The third 11 minutes the security light was back on. In the middle of the third one I heard on star talking and the display said low battery start vehicle. It did crank and start right up. Right away the radio turned on but it did turn back off. No gauges worked but I did move it forward and back a few feet and it idled for a while without shutting off. I did rev the motor up off idle. Left it off for a few hours and the gauge cluster never shut off (just the backlight). But went to start it again and back to the same thing of no crank.
Of course I didn't disconnect the battery. I like to live dangerously. It very well could be the BCM as well as I have heard about the ground issues and to me that would make sense for the door locks not operating anymore. I did remove the BCM and took it apart and the circuit board looked great.Did you happen to disconnect the battery before doing the work you did?
There was a recent thread with similar symptoms (security like issues) where someone was working on their power lift gate (or maybe their wiper motor) and didn't disconnect the battery. Somehow they took out their Body Control Module (I think it was the BCM), due to I think the internal grounding design of the BCM. You might search the Engine and Powertrain and the General Discussion section of these MY's and check it out.
Good luck.
Another shot in the dark might be to disconnect the negative pole on the battery and leave it off for maybe 30 minutes. If the RAM got semi scrambled in one or more of the control modules, discharging everything fully might allow a reload from non-volatile memory and get things reset. Some guys touch both battery cables (off the battery) to assure complete discharge.Of course I didn't disconnect the battery. I like to live dangerously. It very well could be the BCM as well as I have heard about the ground issues and to me that would make sense for the door locks not operating anymore. I did remove the BCM and took it apart and the circuit board looked great.