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95 S_Trucker · 03-21-2017, 02:43 PM

It can be programmed by any gm dealer. Usually a $50-$100 fee in this area. I have a good scanner and it cannot do it. The module needs to know the tire size and the axle ratio.

I haven't done anything with solder joints. I run a small independent shop. I do repairs that I have to warrant. I cant warrant a experimental solder repair, but it is something I would try on my own truck, just not something I would want to try on a customers car.

I have replaced several modules, on these GMT800 trucks, S10/Blazers, and a few uplander minivans.

03-21-2017, 02:43 PM	#8
95 S_Trucker Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: . Posts: 2,178	Re: 2000 silverado brake light issue It can be programmed by any gm dealer. Usually a $50-$100 fee in this area. I have a good scanner and it cannot do it. The module needs to know the tire size and the axle ratio. I haven't done anything with solder joints. I run a small independent shop. I do repairs that I have to warrant. I cant warrant a experimental solder repair, but it is something I would try on my own truck, just not something I would want to try on a customers car. I have replaced several modules, on these GMT800 trucks, S10/Blazers, and a few uplander minivans.