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Data from other subsystem modules is sent to the instrument cluster in the form of CAN messages. The instrument cluster identifies the signals and displays the corresponding message in the message center. Most messages are accompanied by a beep or a series of beeps, which are requested by the module generating the message. The driver can view current system status messages via the instrument cluster software by pressing and holding the route data reset button for more than 3 seconds, then the information display will show the current messages in priority order. For more information, see the relevant section of the workshop manual.
Vehicle Configuration File (CCF)
NOTE: If a new instrument cluster is to be fitted, the Instrument Cluster Replacement procedure must be carried out using an approved diagnostic system. This will ensure that the CCF data is correctly transferred from the Central Junction Box (CJB) to the replacement instrument cluster. If the vehicle is serviced from the original factory specification, the CCF will also require updating using an approved diagnostic system. This may include non-standard wheels and/or tyres fitted by the dealer and optional electrical interface accessories such as Park Distance Control.
The CCF contains all relevant data about the specification and sales status of the relevant vehicle, immobilisation codes and driver personalisation settings. This information is stored in the CJB, Engine Control Module (ECM) and Instrument Cluster, allowing each system module to detect which systems and components are fitted to the vehicle. Information is continuously transferred between these three system modules, ensuring seamless data redundancy between the modules.
Inspection and verification
1. Ensure that the customer's complaint is justified.
2. Confirm which, if any, warning lights and/or messages are illuminated/displayed on the instrument cluster. For a list of messages, refer to the workshop manual, section 413-08, "Message Center".
3. Visually inspect for obvious electrical problems.
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4. If an obvious cause for the problem you identified or the customer described is found, resolve it before moving on to further action. (if possible).
5. Use the approved diagnostic system or scan tool to retrieve all diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) before accessing the DTC Index.
Clear all DTCs after troubleshooting.
DTC Index
NOTE: Generic scan tools cannot read the codes listed or can only read 5-digit codes. Match the 5 digits from the scan tool with the first 5 digits of the listed 7-digit code to identify the fault. (the last 2 digits provide additional information readable by a manufacturer approved diagnostic system).
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| DTC codes | Description | Possible cause(s) | Actions |
| B1A0016 | Control module | Check the battery condition and charge. Refer to the relevant section in the service station manual. Check the module power and ground electrical circuits. Refer to the electrical equipment manual. | |
| B1A0017 | Control module | Check the battery condition and charge. Refer to the relevant section in the service station manual. Check the module power and ground electrical circuits. Refer to the electrical equipment manual. | |
| B1A0046 | Control module | Calibration/parameter memory failure | Configure the module using an approved diagnostic system. If the module is suspect, refer to the warranty policy and procedures manual. |
| B1A0048 | Control module | Control software failure | Configure the module using an approved diagnostic system. If the module is suspect, refer to the warranty policy and procedures manual. |
| B1A004B | Control module | Control module: high temperature | Consider atmospheric conditions before rejecting the module. Clear DTC and retest. If module is suspect, refer to warranty policy and procedures manual. |
| B1A1496 | RCM warning light | SRS warning light failure | Check the operation of the test lamp. Check the electrical circuits between the RCM and the instrument cluster. Refer to the electrical manual. |
| B1A7592 | Fuel sensor #1 | Refer to the guided diagnostic program for this code on the approved diagnostic system. | |
| B1A7692 | Fuel sensor #2 | Refer to the guided diagnostic program for this code on the approved diagnostic system. | |
| B1A7864 | Front fog lights | Refer to the guided diagnostic program for this code on the approved diagnostic system. | |
| B1A7964 | Rear fog lights | Refer to the guided diagnostic program for this code on the approved diagnostic system. | |
| B1A8064 | Oil pressure | Refer to the guided diagnostic program for this code on the approved diagnostic system. | |
| B1A8164 | Internal route data switch | Lack of signal credibility | Refer to the guided diagnostic program for this code on the approved diagnostic system. |
| B1A8264 | External Route Data Switch | Refer to the guided diagnostic program for this code on the approved diagnostic system. | |
| B1A8446 | Vehicle configuration data | Check the ignition status. Check for ignition related DTCs. | |
| B1A8768 | Disconnecting the battery / resetting the electronic control unit (ECU) | Event Information Battery disconnected | Check whether the vehicle was started from an external battery using connecting wires. Check the status and charging of the battery. Refer to the corresponding section in the service station manual. |
| B1A8849 | System timer | Internal Electronic Failure The power supply has detected a failure of the real time clock | If a module is suspected, refer to the warranty policy and procedures manual. |
| U000187 | High-speed CAN data bus | No message | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U000188 | High-speed CAN data bus | High Speed CAN Bus - Off | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U001087 | Medium speed CAN bus | No message | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U001088 | Medium speed CAN bus | The bus is disconnected | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U010087 | Lost Communication with ECM/PCM "A" | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/Engine Control Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U010187 | Lost connection with TCM | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/Transmission Control Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U010287 | Lost Communication with Transfer Case Control Module | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/Transfer Case Control Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U010487 | Lost Communication with Cruise Control Module | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/Cruise Control Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U012287 | Lost Communication with Vehicle Dynamics Control Module | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/ABS Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U012687 | Lost Communication with Steering Angle Sensor Module | No CAN message for instrument cluster/SAS | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U012787 | Lost Communication with Tire Pressure Monitoring System Module | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/TPMS Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U012887 | Lost Communication With Parking Brake Control Module | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/Parking Brake Control Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U013287 | Lost Communication with Suspension Control Module A | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/Air Suspension Control Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U013387 | Lost Communication with Active Roll Control Module | No CAN message for instrument cluster/active stability control | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U013687 | Lost communication with differential control unit - rear | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/Rear Differential Electronic Control Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U013887 | Lost Communication with Terrain Response System Control Module | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/Terrain Response Control Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U014087 | Lost Communication with Body Control Module | No message | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U015187 | Lost Communication With Supplemental Restraint System Control Module | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/RCM | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U015987 | Lost Communication With Parking Assist Control Module 'A' | No CAN message for instrument cluster/parking assistance module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U016487 | Lost Communication with HVAC Control Module (heating, ventilation, air conditioning) | No CAN message for instrument cluster/ATC module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U016687 | Lost communication with auxiliary heater control module | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/Auxiliary Heater Control Module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U018287 | Lost Communication With Lighting Control Module - Front | No CAN communication for the instrument panel/ Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS)control module | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
| U018487 | Lost connection with radio receiver | No CAN Message for Instrument Cluster/ACM | Refer to the "Network Communication" section in the service station manual. |
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