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6 July 2009
Convertible Top Window
Operation
The owner of a 2009 Saab 9-3 Convertible may comment that the windows
do not open when using the convertible top switch on the IP or from the
remote control.
For 2009, Saab implemented changes in the window and convertible
top switches.
For US, Canada and Mexico only, the convertible top switch operating
logic has also changed. There will be NO window opening or closing when
operating the convertible top. Beginning with 2009 model year, the windows
have to be manually opened and closed with the window switches. Refer to
the owner's manual if needed for customer concerns. The 2009 owner's
manual does not list this as an available feature.
Thanks to Jeff Gorenflo
Service Trailer
Brake Message
Some owners of a 2007-08 Silverado or
Sierra with RPO JL1 may comment of a
Service Trailer Brake System message dis-
played on the DIC. DTCs C1112 and/or C1114
will be set in the Trailer Brake Control Module
(TBCM).
TIP:
This concern may occur with or without
a trailer connected to the vehicle.
Updated TBCM calibrations have been
released in TIS2Web to improve TBCM diag -
nostics for a high resistance short to voltage
concern. The Tech 2 can be used to monitor the
TBCM Relay Feedback Signal parameter
located under Chassis/Trailer Brake Control
Module/Data Display to help determine if there
is a short to voltage.
The normal voltage reading is between
3.2 4.1 volts. If the voltage is higher, the
updated calibration will help. If the voltage is
lower, the updated calibration should still be
installed. However, additional diagnostics may
be needed to correct the concern.
TIP:
Refer to the latest version of
PIT4595D and appropriate SI diagnostics for
additional help.
Thanks to Jim Will
Tire Pressure Monitor
Tester Update Kit
The J-46079-30 TPM Tester Update Kit was recently shipped to your deal-
ership. It includes a new rechargeable battery, charging cradle and instruc-
tion sheet. This kit is a warranty replacement upgrade provided at NO COST,
and is being sent to ensure continued peak performance of the TPM tool.
IMPORTANT:
Install this upgrade immediately, regardless of your current
tool performance.
Technical questions or additional battery inquiries can be directed to SPX
Kent-Moore at 1.800.GMTOOLS, prompt 3.
Thanks to Mike Mueller
Tire Pressure Monitor Tips
Bulletin 09-03-16-002 is being released
to provide guidance for service consul-
tants when a customer comes in with
one of these TPM conditions:
Low Tire Pressure warning light on
A Check Tire Pressure, Low Tire
Pressure, Add Air to Tire, or Service
Tire Monitor System message
The proper strategy is to determine the
nature of the Low Tire Pressure light,
whether it is related to low air pressure
or a system fault.
Solid Light – If the Low Tire Pressure
light is on constantly, with one of the
listed messages, the system is working
properly. It is the owner's responsibility
to adjust tire pressures properly and drive
the vehicle to turn the light off.
Flashing Light – If the Low Tire
Pressure light flashes for a minute, then
stays on with a Service Tire Pressure
Monitor System message, a TPM system
problem exists. The vehicle should be
written up and sent to service for
diagnosis and repair.
Solid Light On, Then Off – If the
customer says the Low Tire Pressure
light comes on, but goes off after driving
awhile, the system is working properly.
Pressure in one or more tires is low
enough to turn the light on when cold but
increases when the tire warms up,
causing the light to turn off. The system
is working properly. It is the owner's
responsibility to adjust tire pressures
properly to turn the light off.
TIP:
Do not relearn the TPM system at
PDI or customer delivery after verifying
proper tire pressure. The system has
been set at the assembly plant. Do not
relearn the system to turn the light off
after adding air. On 2009 and later vehi-
cles, the light will go off after inflating the
tires to the proper pressure.
When performing a TPM relearn (only
after a tire rotation or replacement of a
TPM sensor or module), always use the
Tech 2 to initiate the J-46079 relearn
process. Tech 2-initiated relearns lock out
other vehicle TPM signals that may be
broadcasting in the area. This method
avoids storing false TPM IDs and will
prevent customers from returning with
dashes (---) displayed in tire pressure
readouts and/or a flashing tire pressure
monitor (TPM) light. Checking the four
TPM IDs with the Tech 2 before and
following relearn to verify they are the
same can prevent invalid ID learns.
IMPORTANT:
The ONLY time labor
operation E0716 or E0722 should be
used is to diagnose for a system issue.
That should occur ONLY if, at key ON,
without starting the engine, the Low Tire
Pressure light blinks for one minute and
then stays on solid with a Service Tire
Pressure Monitor System message (on
vehicles equipped with a DIC). If that
occurs, a TPM system problem exists
and the system will have set a DTC. If
one of these labor operations is used, the
following Repair Order and Warranty
System documentation are required:
Document the customer complaint
on the Repair Order.
Document the TPMS DTC that has
set on the Repair Order.
Enter the TPMS DTC in the
Warranty System (WINS) in the
Failure Code/DTC field on the
claim submission (refer to the
Claims Processing Manual,
Section IV, Warranty Claim Data,
Page 6, Item G).
If the above information is not
documented on the Repair Order and
Warranty System, the claim may be
rejected. If the Warranty Parts Center
(WPC) generates a request, this repair
order documentation must be sent back.
For more detailed information, refer to
Bulletins 09-03-16-002 and 07-03-16-004
and TPMS Training Course 13044.12T2.
Thanks to Ray Romeo
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