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2006 2500HD Duramax - Electrical Problems
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abadv8
Good morning All,
I have an '06 Chevy Silverado 2500HD, LBZ, CCSB, LT3 truck, and it's giving me some grief. I had a bunch of intermittent issues all start at once. Below is a list:
1) Fuel, Temp, Oil, and Volt meter fail to off position.
2) Battery and ABS lights illuminate
3) “Service 4WD” message is displayed
4) Radio loses power or displays "LOCKED"
5) Power windows and lock do not work
6) Headlights turn on, even in full sunlight
7) Opening door does not always turn off RAP or IPC
8) HVAC controls still work
9) Security shut down happens sometimes (starts but dies 2 seconds later)
10) Heated seats do not work
11) Dome lights do not turn on when opening the door
12) Radio lights on with the ignition off (they were the only lights on in the truck)
13) Turning on the parking or headlights does not immediately turn on instrument lights (there is a 5-20 second delay)
14) Window switches may or may not be lit
15) Truck starts and runs fine (when it is not shut down by security system)
What I've found so far is some of the wires at connector C100 had been chewed by a mouse. I have cut and soldered to repair the bad sections. I have tried an ignition switch, BCM, and cleaning up some of the grounds (front left frame rail, under drivers door, G203 at A-pillar). Nothing seems to have made any improvement.
Other things that I've done are reverted to stock from level 4 with my PPE tuner, disconnected the Viper alarm system and XK01 data line interface. I've been running the truck this way for 6 years, so I doubt any of those are the problem. However, I wanted to eliminate them as a source of issues.
I was thinking that the BCM may be flaking out, but a replacement exhibited the exact same issues. Since this is intermittent, and happened suddenly, it made sense. However, after finding the chewed wires under the fuse panel, I'm not so sure anymore.
Any help that anyone can offer would be most greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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