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eddiefromcali 
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Posted: March 13, 2006 at 12:17 AM / IP Logged  
Had a 791xv installed a couple weeks ago on my 05 Chevy Crew Cab and now my horn and low-beams dont work. Fuses are fine, switched relays on the low/hi beams and still no luck. What should I look at?
dea,can 
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Posted: March 13, 2006 at 2:26 AM / IP Logged  
Was it done by a shop if it was take it back let them figure it out.things worked fine before it was installed.
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Posted: March 13, 2006 at 6:11 AM / IP Logged  
i would find out if the install shop used a data module that may not pertain to your year of truck, sometimes the data modules that are for a different series of gm vehical can un-intentionally do things like that. other than what you said you checked, i think just checking the fuses under the hood, if you hadn't done that already.
canada's cold eh.
eddiefromcali 
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Alarm was installed at a shop. Will probably take it tomorrow. They used a 555L (I think) and a door lock module (so the locks would work with the alarm). What "data module" are you talking about?
2005 Chevy CC 2wd
xscash 
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remove and replace batt. cable. this will reset the cpu and sometimes correct the prob.
eddiefromcali 
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will do that today. but that wont fix the problem will it?
2005 Chevy CC 2wd
xscash 
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no but could correct it until you have a chance to bring it in.
eddiefromcali 
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UPDATE!!!
Turns out both low beam bulbs went out at the same time..its kinda weird but the lights were old. I swapped out the silvestars on my 03 when I traded it in for my 05. But I did replace them with cheapies just to make sure it isnt the alarm blowing them. If the lights hold up for 2 weeks Im gonna install new silverstars. The horn turned out to be a bad connection I guess. I took it to the dealer and they cleaned the connector and it worked. It all seemed to point to the alarm because it happened a bit after it was installed and it all happened on the same night...but I guess it was just a coincidence. Thanks for all the help!
2005 Chevy CC 2wd

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