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After disconnecting battery on a 1999 regal for a few days, I now have a b1001,b1015 code.My research shows i need a tech 2 to reset the vin mismatch.Has anybody seen this before ?Anyone have a tech 2 at their disposal?Any help would be appreciated.
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Calling av6ateu...'96 Impala SS #21,559 of 41,934
Rockin'98/Garage Couch Mafia
Originally posted by OutrunR.I.P. Rockin'98!Originally posted by SVT5LITERI had to unexpectedly part with a pair of briefs today, lol. Not totally sure what that was about
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Weird to have mismatched vins from disconnecting the battery. Haven't seen that very often. No other repairs performed? I usually only see this if someone replaced the bcm/pcm/sdm with a new or used part. If nothing was replaced you can try to clear codes and re-enter the vin info with a tech2. Chances are you'll find the bcm is taking a shit or someone dumped a 32oz coke at the wendys drive threw on the sdm under your carpet. The sdm has now died from diabetes.Comment
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replaced valve cover gaskets over a weekend.One famoliy car since new.We have tried clearing the codes with a genisys but it instantly comes back.Is the tech 2 the only tool that allows VIN resets?Comment
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Tech2 is the only scan tool I've used that can read/change vin info in modules. There probably are others that can handle doing this on '99 technology, but I've never personally used anything else.Originally posted by brobber01 View PostComment
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*Update* took vehicle to Chev dealer re-flashed pcm,bcm,sdm modules and problem went awayComment
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