uwe_schwarz8
Suburban Fault Memory Lock
Summary of the thread
A 2023 Chevrolet Suburban diesel is experiencing a 'Fault memory lock active' error, suspected to be related to car electronics or the computer system. A possible cause identified is undervoltage, which might be locking the memory. A suggested solution is to have the vehicle checked at a workshop, where re-flashing the computer systems and checking the alternator could resolve the issue. The problem was confirmed and resolved at a workshop, likely due to undervoltage, with the error cleared successfully.
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uwe_schwarz8 (community.author)
Thanks for the tip. That's helpful. When you experienced this undervoltage, did it immediately trigger the 'fault memory lock,' or did other anomalies precede it? I'm trying to gauge the timeline to better understand the root cause.
benpeters68
For me, the memory lock seemed to be the culmination of the issue, not the start. I'd suggest taking it to a workshop, because it sounds like a similar issue. In my case, they re-flashed my computer systems and checked the alternator.
uwe_schwarz8 (community.author)
I appreciate the advice; undervoltage leading to the fault memory lock makes sense. I took it to a workshop; they identified the issue, likely undervoltage as mentioned and cleared the error. The final repair cost was 240€. Thanks again for the help!
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benpeters68
Interesting. I've seen something similar with my Suburban. Have you checked for any signs of undervoltage? In my case, it was like a flickering lightbulb – present, but dimming unexpectedly. That undervoltage condition might be locking your memory.