Is there a place on the net i can find all the TSB's for my truck? In particular, if i have the actual TSB number.

damn, i guess its not possible huh?


78 views and no one knows?

The best place is to look in the TSB category in this forum. The second best is to check with one of the Techs. I don't know of any TSB Clearing house web site.


Sorry.

Whats the number? I can cut and paste it. Edited by: Cobra#3747

I don't know what number you are talking about. TSB numbers will vary based on issue date and applicability. There are several TSB's listed for various things.

TSB's are numbered and can be looked up on SI (service information) by the number. I am a Chevy Tech and have access to SI here at home. So as long as he has the actual number its easy to look up.

This is the number: 040525005


Its for a false ABS light coming on, no codes.


Dealer is telling me Chevy is supposed to be getting ECU upgrade per this TSB, but they havent gotten it yet. My damn ABS light is CONSTANTLY coming on/off and is irritating as hell. I was just curious if im being fed a line of $hit or not.

<H1>Advance Service Info - Antilock Brake System (ABS) Light On, Service Brake System Message On Driver Information Center (No Fix At This Time) #04-05-25-005 - (04/07/2004)</H1>Antilock Brake System (ABS) Light On, Service Brake System Message on Driver Information Center (No Fix At This Time)


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Some customers may comment that the ABS light, Service Brake System message comes on intermittently during initial start-up. The condition does not cause a DTC to be stored permanently.<A name=ss2-1491723><A href="http://service.gm.com/servlets/BlobShtml?ShtmlFile=1491723&amp;evc=numSrch#ss2-1491723" target="_blank">
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The cause may be a timing issue related to the cranking / starting of the vehicles. It appears that the condition is more likely to occur on vehicles with diesel engines, though it can occur on vehicles with gasoline engines as well.<A name=ss3-1491723><A href="http://service.gm.com/servlets/BlobShtml?ShtmlFile=1491723&amp;evc=numSrch#ss3-1491723" target="_blank">
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DO NOT REPLACE THE ABS MODULE.


DO NOT attempt to repair these vehicles at this time.


Engineering is currently working on a software fix to address this condition and dealers will be notified as soon as that fix becomes available.


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Cobra#3747,


Sorry, I didn't realize that you were asking for the TSB from TClark until I had posted. Doh! http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Embarrased.gif

np

Thanks Cobra, at least i now know theyre not trying to blow smoke up my ass.


Thing is, mine not only does it right after startup, its CONSTANTLY doing it. Drove 2 hours from Atlanta to B'ham last weekend and it "ding ding ding"ed at least 15 times on the way over. http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Confused.gif


oh well, guess i'll have to just wait for a fix.

I actually cant say I have seen any doing this yet. My luck it will be my truck...lol