B2960 on Chevrolet
Passlock / theft-deterrent security sensor fault (GM)
Severity: Inspect soon
GM's bulletins tie B2960 to a security lamp, no-crank or no-start, and in some trucks and vans an engine stall.
It gets more serious if:
- Stop: The engine stalls while driving
This page covers only what differs on Chevrolet. For what B2960 means, the ranked causes and the test order, see the B2960 guide.
What's different on Chevrolet
ChevroletYour car
1999–2001 · Silverado
Supported by vehicle dataGM's bulletin covers the security lamp, stall and no start with B2960. Whether it is still current is not verified.
2000–2005 · Impala
Supported by vehicle dataGM's bulletin covers B2958/B2960 with a no-crank; owners quote the fix as repairing BCM terminal connections. Whether it is still current is not verified.
01-08-56-002AStatus unverified
Security lamp, engine stall, no start, B2960
1999–2001silverado, tahoe, suburban · issued · NHTSA 623100
Some trucks may show the security lamp, stall and not start with B2960. Also covers GMC Sierra and Yukon.
We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.
01-08-56-006Status unverified
Security lamp, engine stalls, no start, B2960
1998–2001g-van · issued · NHTSA 627816
Full-size G vans with the security lamp, stall and no start with B2960.
We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.
04-08-47-003Status unverified
Security light on, engine will not crank, B2958 and/or B2960
2000–2005impala, monte-carlo · issued · NHTSA 10011075
Security light and no crank with B2958 and/or B2960.
We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.
Sources and review
- GM 01-08-56-002A: security lamp on, engine stall, no start, DTC B2960
- GM 04-08-47-003: security light on, engine will not crank, DTCs B2958 and/or B2960
- NHTSA complaint ODI 10503695 (2003 Chevrolet Impala)
- Saturn 04-08-45-005: no crank, no start in cold weather, DTCs B2960 and/or B3033
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