ABS WARNING INDICATOR LAMP ON REPROGRAM EBCM. Chevrolet Beretta 1992

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# ABS WARNING INDICATOR LAMP ON REPROGRAM EBCM

#### subject: ANTILOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS) WARNING INDICATOR LAMP ON

#### Model and Year: 1992 CAVALIER, CORSICA AND BERETTA

#### CONDITION

Some 1992 J/L car owners may experience an Antilock Brake System (ABS) indicator lamp or brake warning lamp coming on. This may result in any combination of ABS codes 38 and/or 41 and 86 being set.

#### CORRECTION

Reprogram EBCM using Tech 1 and cartridge.

Delco Chassis has released a reprogramming cartridge for servicing vehicles with any combination of ABS brake codes 38, 41 and/or 86. This cartridge, which currently is to be used to reprogram the EBCM in 1992 J and L cars and is available only through Chevrolet Technical Assistance Network at 1-800-227-3175. Later in the 1993 model year, the reprogramming function will be added to the mass storage cartridge through a CD software release. The following criteria must be met before reprogramming the EBCM: - Any combination of codes 38, 41 and/or 86 must be present.

Prior to reprogramming, if any codes other than 38, 41 and/or 86 are present, proceed to the vehicle's service manual SECTION 5El for diagnosis of those codes first.

After reprogramming, clear codes using the 1988 - 1993 Chassis selection of the Tech 1 Mass Storage Cartridge.

WITH FOOT OFF BRAKE PEDAL, start the engine twice and allow it to run for at least 10 seconds each time. If any codes return (including 38, 41 and/or 86), proceed to the vehicle's service manual SECTION 5El for further diagnosis.

If there are any questions regarding the usage of this reprogramming cartridge or diagnosis for the ABS VI brake system, please contact Delco Chassis technical assistance at the telephone numbers listed above.

Labor Operation Number: T-0135 Labor Time: 0.2 Hour

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