Reduced power stable link code??
January 1st, 2016, 5:14 PM
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Reduced power stable link code??
I have a 2007 Chevy Tahoe and am having major issues. I start it and get a stable link issue or service 4 wheel drive but I have no throttle. The Engine runs super rough. I brought it in and they cleaned the throttle body and it ran fine for about a week. Now same thing. I saw on here that the on star is a issue but I unplugged mine and it's still doing it. I have four kids and this is my only car. I don't have a fortune to keep bringing it in. And advice would be helpful. This is my third Chevy but since I got it it has been one thing after another.
January 1st, 2016, 6:25 PM
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It's a reduced power indicator
If I had a code reader I would have posted that. I have heard it's a known issue and just thought someone could help. I heard it has to do with the onstar computer but when I disable it of course that Tahoe thinks everything not working and lights up my dash like a Christmas tree.
January 1st, 2016, 9:46 PM
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stability control and traction control are different systems.
if you have a problem with the drive by wire throttle system, a power reduction message with appear in the dic . the abs, traction and stability control systems will also be disabled. if the engine is misfiring it will set the abs, tcs an scs lights also.
nothing can be done without the codes. they will be the diagnostic starting point. get them read and post them here. if you live in the states, autozone will read them for free.
if you have a problem with the drive by wire throttle system, a power reduction message with appear in the dic . the abs, traction and stability control systems will also be disabled. if the engine is misfiring it will set the abs, tcs an scs lights also.
nothing can be done without the codes. they will be the diagnostic starting point. get them read and post them here. if you live in the states, autozone will read them for free.
Last edited by tech2; January 1st, 2016 at 9:52 PM.
