PCM problem

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Lee3333, Sep 8, 2004.

  1. Lee3333

    Lee3333 Guest

    Hi- I wrote last week about my 1999 SW2 with 18,000 miles that cranks but
    won't start. It seemed ok for a while, but last Wednesday refused to
    start again. My mechanic said it is the PCM. Many codes, no
    communication, proper voltage going in and nothing coming out. I am
    speaking with Saturn customer relations to try and get them to cover it,
    since the computer should not go bad in just 18k miles. They said they
    had NEVER seen a computer go bad like this before. Another person from
    Saturn said that the Federal Emissions law will cover the repair up to 8
    years/80,000 miles.

    Any thoughts on this? Thanks for any insight you could give me.
     
    Lee3333, Sep 8, 2004
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  2. Lee3333

    Robert Hancock Guest

    Yes, the PCM should be covered for 8 years/80,000 miles under the emissions
    warranty. If that's the problem, that is.. Their description sounds a bit
    odd, many codes tends to contradict a lack of communication since
    communication is needed to read the codes..
     
    Robert Hancock, Sep 9, 2004
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