Contents: Inspection and verification ⇩ DTC Index ⇩ Lost connection codes ⇩ Bus Disable Codes ⇩ Diagnostics of data transmission for…⇩ Tester for MOST ⇩ Car diagnostics ⇩
Inspection and verification
1. Ensure that the customer's complaint is justified.
2. Visually inspect for obvious defects.
Some networks have a wired connection.; a multimeter and electrical manuals can be used to diagnose them by identifying the general area of the problem using a diagnostic trouble code (DTC).
The Media Overhead System (MOST) network transmits data from the infotainment system via fiber optic cables, and requires diagnostic and repair techniques that are familiar to many of us. Refer to the MOST diagnostics section after the DTC index.
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3. 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).
4. Use an approved diagnostic system or scan tool to retrieve all diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) before accessing the DTC Index.
Since the networks cover the entire vehicle, it is recommended to perform a full DTC reading.
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).
Lost connection codes
Lost communication codes indicate that the module is not receiving CAN information from another module, but its own data transmission is normal.
These codes typically indicate an open in the electrical circuit.
If a communication loss code is registered, check the customer complaint and check whether the warning lights came on or whether there were any fault signals from other vehicle systems. (seemingly unrelated to the module for which the code is registered), perform a full code reading.
Analyze the logged codes to identify possible common trends, such as a number of modules reporting loss of communication with one particular module.
NOTE: Do not interpret timeout codes as module or circuit failure. These codes are sometimes logged when the networks are busy and a module is unable to process its signal on the network within the allotted time.
Check the suspect module's power and ground circuits and the CAN circuits between modules and make any necessary repairs. Refer to the electrical manuals for additional information.
Check, repair and clear all registered codes, recheck for proper operation.
Bus Disable Codes
The bus and its status information refers to the corresponding network and the modules of this network.
If the code indicates that the bus is disabled, this means that the corresponding module has detected errors, deactivated CAN data transmission and disconnected itself from the network to ensure the functioning of the rest of the network. At this point, the code bus disabled is registered.
The most common reason for the registration of the codes "bus disconnected" is a short circuit in the CAN network.; before suspecting a module fault, check the CAN circuits using electrical manuals.
Software version NNV502520 has the ability to register a failure in any of the communication lines listed below if the battery voltage drops suddenly and significantly while the output circuit is operating. The resulting DTCs only require resolution if there is a registered failure in the associated system. Software versions beginning with NNV502990 correct this issue.
Communication lines:
- CAN bus is off
- LIN SCgnd
- LIN Bus Header Error
- LIN bus checksum error
- SLIN SCgnd
- SLIN Bus Header Error
- SLIN Bus Checksum Error
| DTC | Description | Possible reason | Action |
| B118662 | Luggage compartment lid locking device signal comparison error | Refer to the electrical manual and check the locking device circuit. Check the operation of the locking device unit. If the fault persists, there may be an internal fault in the CJB. If there are no other DTCs, ignore this fault. | |
| B11C312 | Relay for opening the locking device | Electrical circuit of the relay for opening the locking device: short circuit to + battery, overheating or overload | Refer to electrical manuals and check the circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1A0016 | Control module | Control module: voltage in circuit below threshold Voltage less than (main control module voltage - 2 V) for more than 10 sec. | Check the electrical power and ground circuits of the corresponding module. |
| B1A9074 | Hatch movement too slow | Slippage of the sunroof drive (mechanical problem) | Check/replace sunroof drive if necessary. |
| B1A9131 | Speed/Position Sensor A | According to the electrical manual, check the circuit between the sunroof control module and the sunroof motor for an open or short circuit. Replace the sunroof motor/motor if necessary. | |
| B1A9231 | Speed/Position Sensor B | According to the electrical manual, check the circuit between the sunroof control module and the sunroof motor for an open or short circuit. Replace the sunroof motor/motor if necessary. | |
| B1A9393 | The hatch position is not in accordance with the norm | Clear DTC and test sunroof operation. Refer to the electrical manual and check the circuit between the sunroof control module and the sunroof motor for an open or short. Replace sunroof motor/motor as needed. | |
| B1A9801 | LIN bus - electrical circuit No.1 | LIN bus: short circuit to battery + or ground | The LIN bus provides serial communication with the rain sensor, sunroof, optional seat memory modules, and DTC logging control is provided by the Vehicle Configuration File (CCF) (depending on the installation). Repair is only required when one or more devices are not installed and are not working properly. See the "Lost Connection" condition description at the beginning of this table. |
| B1A9881 | LIN bus - electrical circuit No.1 | No repairs are required unless there is a customer complaint about poor performance of the rain sensor, sunroof, or seat memory. The LIN bus provides serial communication with the optional rain sensor, sunroof, and seat memory modules, and DTC logging is controlled by the vehicle configuration file (CCF) (depending on the installation). Repair is only required when one or more devices are not installed and are not working properly. See the "Lost Connection" condition description at the beginning of this table. | |
| B1A9883 | LIN bus - electrical circuit No.1 | LIN bus checksum error | The LIN bus provides serial communication with the rain sensor, sunroof, optional seat memory modules, and DTC logging control is provided by the Vehicle Configuration File (CCF) (depending on the installation). Repair is only required when one or more devices are not installed and are not working properly. See the "Lost Connection" condition description at the beginning of this table. |
| B1A994C | Power on reset | Reconnecting power to the Central Junction Box (CJB) or connecting the battery | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0042 | Secondary module "A" | Software Error - General Memory Failure | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0044 | Secondary module "A" | Software Error - Data Memory Malfunction | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0045 | Secondary module "A" | Software error - program memory failure | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0047 | Secondary module "A" | Software error | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B014A | Key transponder | Unknown key, communication error with key transponder when starting | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B014C | Key transponder | Key transponder not correct/new key failed programming. DTC stored at each ignition cycle until both keys are programmed. | Clear DTC and retest. |
| B1B0146 | Key transponder | Key programming failure in learning mode. DTC registration when key programming failure | Complete key programming and clear DTC. |
| B1B0166 | Key transponder | Repeated use of incorrect key - registration of a fault code when several codes are used in succession in an attempt to determine the transponder code | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0187 | Key transponder | Check for Other DTCs If this DTC is stored together with DTC B1C6012 in the data network module and DTC C1A5564 in the parking brake module, first repair DTC B1C6012, clear the DTCs, and recheck. Check the key transponder information and clear the DTCs. | |
| B1B0228 | Low frequency ring antenna | Permission error when transmitting data from the key transponder | No action required, clear and ignore DTC. |
| B1B0296 | Low frequency ring antenna | Open or short circuit in the ignition key transponder ring antenna circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check transponder circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1B0353 | Key with transponder #1 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0392 | Key with transponder #1 | Incorrect password known about key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0396 | Key with transponder #1 | Open or short circuit in the ignition key transponder ring antenna circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check transponder ring antenna circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1B0453 | Key with transponder #2 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0492 | Key with transponder #2 | Incorrect password known about key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0553 | Key with transponder #3 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0592 | Key with transponder #3 | Incorrect password known about key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0653 | Key with transponder No.4 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0692 | Key with transponder No.4 | Incorrect password known about key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0753 | Key with transponder No.5 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0792 | Key with transponder No.5 | Incorrect password known about key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0853 | Key with transponder No.6 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0892 | Key with transponder No.6 | Incorrect password known about key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0953 | Key with transponder No.7 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B0992 | Key with transponder No.7 | Incorrect password known about key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1053 | Key with transponder No.8 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1092 | Key with transponder No.8 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1153 | Key with transponder No.9 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1192 | Key with transponder No.9 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1253 | Key with transponder No.10 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1292 | Key with transponder No.10 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1353 | Key with transponder No.11 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1392 | Key with transponder No.11 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1453 | Key with transponder No.12 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1492 | Key with transponder No.12 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1553 | Key with transponder No.13 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1592 | Key with transponder No.13 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1653 | Key with transponder No.14 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1692 | Key with transponder No.14 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1753 | Key with transponder No.15 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1792 | Key with transponder No.15 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1853 | Key with transponder No.16 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1892 | Key with transponder No.16 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1953 | Key with transponder No.17 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B1992 | Key with transponder No.17 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2053 | Key with transponder No.18 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2092 | Key with transponder No.18 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2153 | Key with transponder No.19 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2192 | Key with transponder No.19 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2253 | Key with transponder No.20 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2292 | Key with transponder No.20 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2353 | Key with transponder #21 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2392 | Key with transponder #21 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2453 | Key with transponder #22 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2492 | Key with transponder #22 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2553 | Key with transponder #23 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2592 | Key with transponder #23 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2653 | Key with transponder #24 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2692 | Key with transponder #24 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2753 | Key with transponder No.25 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2792 | Key with transponder No.25 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2853 | Key with transponder No.26 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2892 | Key with transponder No.26 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2953 | Key with transponder #27 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B2992 | Key with transponder #27 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3053 | Key with transponder No.28 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3092 | Key with transponder No.28 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3153 | Key with transponder No.29 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3192 | Key with transponder No.29 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3253 | Key with transponder No.30 | Theft warning - triggered when a known disabled key is inserted into the ignition | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3292 | Key with transponder No.30 | Incorrect password for known key. Error confirming connection with key transponder. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3386 | Passing the target identifier | Communication error with engine management system | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3387 | Passing the target identifier | Communication error with engine management system | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3486 | Passing the target identifier | Communication error with engine management system | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3487 | Passing the target identifier | Communication error with engine management system | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B3501 | Radio frequency scanning receiver | Communication error with scanning radio frequency receiver | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B551C | Rain sensor module | The rain sensor supply voltage is not normal | Refer to the electrical manuals and check for power to the sensor module from the CJB, repair as necessary. If power is present, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. |
| B1B5546 | Rain sensor module | Rain sensor parameter/calibration memory failure: Initialization error - unable to perform optical calibration | Check the windshield for cleanliness in the sensor installation area. Check that the sensor is installed correctly on the optical element and that the optical element fits tightly to the windshield. Clear the DTC and repeat the check. If the DTC reoccurs, replace the rain/light sensor. |
| B1B5549 | Rain sensor module | Internal failure of the electronic part of the rain sensor | Replace the rain/light sensor. |
| B1B5587 | Rain sensor module | No response from the rain sensor module. | The rain sensor is not installed on all modifications (custom installation). Registration of the failure is prohibited by the CCF file, but if the CCF file is incorrectly configured, it is possible for the DTC to be registered by mistake. Repair is required only for vehicles with a sunroof. If necessary, see the description of the "Lost Communication" condition at the beginning of this table. |
| B1B5591 | Rain sensor module | Rain sensor module - the measured temperature is outside the normal operating range. | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1B5646 | Hatch module | Hatch control module - parameter/calibration memory failure | Clear the DTC and retest. If the DTC recurs, replace the sunroof control module. Refer to the guided diagnostic routine for this code on the approved diagnostic system. |
| B1B564B | Hatch module | Hatch control module - overheating(sensor malfunction or lack of calibration) | If there is no customer complaint about sunroof operation, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. If the component operation is affected, consult the electrical manual and check the control module connector and circuit. Repair and clear the DTC as necessary. If the DTC remains and sunroof operation is not normal, replace the control module. |
| B1B5687 | Hatch module | There is no response from the hatch module. | The hatch is not installed on all modifications (custom installation). Registration of the failure is prohibited by the CCF file, but if the CCF file is incorrectly configured, it is possible for the DTC to be registered by mistake. Repair is required only for vehicles with a sunroof. If necessary, see the description of the "Lost Communication" condition at the beginning of this table. |
| B1B5916 | Electric motor running too long | Failure in the 5V power supply circuit for the seat adjustment sensors | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the 5V supply circuit from the seat memory module to the seat motor and circuit. If there is no 5V supply, repair/replace components as necessary. |
| B1B5968 | Electric motor running too long | The hatch was constantly moving, which caused the electric motor to roar. (it is possible that the hatch will stop when the roar is interrupted) | No action required, clear DTC. |
| B1B6916 | 12V power supply circuit | If there is no customer complaint about seat operation, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. If seat operation is affected, consult the electrical manual and check the power and circuit of the control module. Repair and clear the DTC as necessary. If there is power to the module and no power at its output, replace the memory module. | |
| B1B7001 | LIN bus - electrical circuit No.2 | SLIN bus: short circuit to battery + or ground | The SLIN bus provides serial connection of a battery-powered siren (BBUS). This system is optional, but DTC logging is determined by the CCF file (depending on whether the BBUS siren is installed or not). Repair is only required if the BBUS siren is not installed and is not working properly. See the description of the "Lost Communication" condition at the beginning of this table. |
| B1B7081 | LIN bus - electrical circuit No.2 | SLIN Bus Header Error | The SLIN bus provides serial connection of a battery-powered siren (BBUS). This system is optional, but DTC logging is determined by the CCF file (depending on whether the BBUS siren is installed or not). Repair is only required if the BBUS siren is not installed and is not working properly. See the description of the "Lost Communication" condition at the beginning of this table. |
| B1B7083 | LIN bus - electrical circuit No.2 | SLIN Bus Checksum Error | The SLIN bus provides serial connection of a battery-powered siren (BBUS). This system is optional, but DTC logging is determined by the CCF file (depending on whether the BBUS siren is installed or not). Repair is only required if the BBUS siren is not installed and is not working properly. See the "Lost Communication" condition description at the beginning of this table. |
| B1B8541 | Memory module | Error in seat module | Replace the seat memory module If the module is suspected, refer to the warranty policy and procedures manual. |
| B1B8549 | Memory module | Error in seat module | If there is no customer complaint about seat operation, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. If seat operation is affected, replace module. If module is suspected, refer to warranty policy and procedures manual. |
| B1B8587 | Memory module | Seat memory module does not respond | The seat settings memory module is not installed on all modifications (custom installation). Registration of the failure is prohibited by the CCF file, but if the CCF file is incorrectly configured, it is possible for the DTC to be registered by mistake. Repair is required only for vehicles with a sunroof. If necessary, see the description of the "Lost Communication" condition at the beginning of this table. |
| B1B8673 | Seat Height Adjustment Motor Relay | Malfunction of the internal relay of the settings memory module (sticking) | Replace the seat memory module If the module is suspected, refer to the warranty policy and procedures manual. |
| B1B8693 | Seat Height Adjustment Motor Relay | If there is no customer complaint about seat operation, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. If seat operation is abnormal, check/replace control module. If module is suspected, refer to warranty policy and procedures manual. | |
| B1B8731 | Seat Height Movement Motor Speed/Position Sensor | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the seat height motor. Repair/replace as necessary. If there is no circuit fault, check/replace the seat height motor. | |
| B1B873A | Seat Height Movement Motor Speed/Position Sensor | Seat height has moved beyond expected range Open or short circuit in sensor circuit Problem with seat adjustment range Seat height motor speed/position sensor defective | Refer to electrical manuals and check the harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the seat height motor. Repair/replace as necessary. Check the seat adjustment ranges to ensure proper operation. Replace the seat height motor. |
| B1B8873 | Seat Height Adjustment Motor Relay | Malfunction of the internal relay of the settings memory module (sticking) | Replace the seat memory module If the module is suspected, refer to the warranty policy and procedures manual. |
| B1B8893 | Seat horizontal movement motor relay | If there is no customer complaint about seat operation, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. If seat operation is not normal, check/replace control module. | |
| B1B8931 | Seat horizontal movement motor speed/position sensor | Refer to the electrical equipment manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the horizontal seat displacement motor. Repair/ replace as needed. If there is no fault in the circuit, check/replace the electric motor for moving the seat horizontally. | |
| B1B893A | Seat horizontal movement motor speed/position sensor | Seat moved horizontally out of the expected range Sensor electrical circuit broken or short-circuited Problem with the seat setting range Sensor for speed/position of the electric motor moving the seat in the horizontal plane is defective | Refer to the electrical equipment manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the horizontal seat displacement motor. Repair/ replace as needed. Check the seat setting ranges to ensure proper operation. Replace the electric motor for moving the seat horizontally |
| B1B9073 | Seat tilt motor relay | Malfunction of the internal relay of the settings memory module (sticking) | Replace the seat memory module If the module is suspected, refer to the warranty policy and procedures manual. |
| B1B9093 | Seat tilt motor relay | If there is no customer complaint about seat operation, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. If seat operation is not normal, check/replace control module. | |
| B1B9131 | Seat Recline Motor Speed/Position Sensor | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the seat recline motor. Repair/replace as necessary. If there is no circuit fault, check/replace the seat recline motor. | |
| B1B913A | Seat Recline Motor Speed/Position Sensor | Seat reclined beyond expected range Open or shorted in sensor circuit Problem with seat adjustment range Seat recline motor speed/position sensor defective | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the seat recline motor. Repair/replace as necessary. Check the seat adjustment ranges to ensure proper operation. Replace the seat recline motor. |
| B1B9273 | Electric motor relay for tilting the seat | Malfunction of the internal relay of the settings memory module (sticking) | Replace the seat memory module If the module is suspected, refer to the warranty policy and procedures manual. |
| B1B9293 | Electric motor relay for tilting the seat | If there is no customer complaint about seat operation, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. If seat operation is not normal, check/replace control module. | |
| B1B9331 | Seat tilt motor speed/position sensor | Refer to the electrical equipment manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the tilt motor. Repair/ replace as needed. If there is no fault in the circuit, check/replace the incline electric motor. | |
| B1B933A | Seat tilt motor speed/position sensor | Seat has moved in recline beyond expected range Open or short circuit in sensor circuit Problem with seat adjustment range Seat recline motor speed/position sensor | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the seat recline motor. Repair/replace as necessary. Check the seat adjustment ranges to ensure proper operation. Replace the seat recline motor. |
| B1B9473 | Seat lift switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1B9573 | Seat lowering switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1B9673 | Seat Forward Move Switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1B9773 | Seat Backward Move Switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1B9873 | Seat tilt up switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1B9973 | Seat tilt down switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C0073 | Seat recline switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C0173 | Seat recline switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C0273 | Position memory function switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C0373 | Memory Cell Switch #1 | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C0473 | Memory Cell Switch #2 | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C0573 | Memory Cell Switch #3 | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the switch cluster for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C0601 | Electrical circuit of the driver's mirror up/down motor and general mirror control | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the door mirror for an open circuit or short to ground. Check the operation of the mirror and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C0701 | Electrical circuit of the electric motors for turning left/right of the driver's mirror and lifting/lowering right of the mirror | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the door mirror for an open circuit or short to ground. Check the operation of the mirror and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C0801 | Electric circuit of the left/right turn motor of the passenger mirror and general control of mirrors | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the seat memory module and the door mirror for an open circuit or short to ground. Check the operation of the mirror and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C0973 | Driver's left/right mirror turn motor electrical circuit | If there is no customer complaint about the mirror operation, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. If the mirror operation is not normal, refer to the electrical diagrams and check the circuit for a short to ground or an open circuit. Replace the mirror/motor if necessary. | |
| B1C1073 | Driver's mirror up/down motor electrical circuit | If there is no customer complaint about the mirror operation, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. If the mirror operation is not normal, refer to the electrical diagrams and check the circuit for a short to ground or an open circuit. Replace the mirror/motor if necessary. | |
| B1C1173 | Passenger Mirror Left/Right Turn Motor Electrical Circuit | If there is no customer complaint about the mirror operation, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. If the mirror operation is not normal, refer to the electrical diagrams and check the circuit for a short to ground or an open circuit. Replace the mirror/motor if necessary. | |
| B1C1273 | Passenger mirror up/down motor electrical circuit | If there is no customer complaint about the mirror operation, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. If the mirror operation is not normal, refer to the electrical diagrams and check the circuit for a short to ground or an open circuit. Replace the mirror/motor if necessary. | |
| B1C133A | Driver's mirror up/down motor feedback circuit | The electric motor of the door mirror has moved beyond the expected range Break or short circuit of the electrical circuit of the sensor Malfunction of the position sensor of the electric motor of the door mirror | Refer to electrical manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the mirror. Repair/replace as necessary. Check/replace the mirror motor/entire assembly. |
| B1C143A | Driver's Mirror Left/Right Turn Motor Feedback Circuit | The electric motor of the door mirror has moved beyond the expected range Break or short circuit of the electrical circuit of the sensor Malfunction of the position sensor of the electric motor of the door mirror | Refer to electrical manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the mirror. Repair/replace as necessary. Check/replace the mirror motor/entire assembly. |
| B1C153A | Passenger mirror up/down motor feedback circuit | The electric motor of the door mirror has moved beyond the expected range Break or short circuit of the electrical circuit of the sensor Malfunction of the position sensor of the electric motor of the door mirror | Refer to electrical manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the mirror. Repair/replace as necessary. Check/replace the mirror motor/entire assembly. |
| B1C163A | Passenger Mirror Left/Right Turn Motor Feedback Circuit | The electric motor of the door mirror has moved beyond the expected range Break or short circuit of the electrical circuit of the sensor Malfunction of the position sensor of the electric motor of the door mirror | Refer to electrical manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the mirror. Repair/replace as necessary. Check/replace the mirror motor/entire assembly. |
| B1C1773 | Driver's left mirror switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the memory module and the mirror switch assembly for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C1873 | Driver's right mirror switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the memory module and the mirror switch assembly for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C1973 | Driver's mirror lift switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the memory module and the mirror switch assembly for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C2073 | Driver's mirror down switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the memory module and the mirror switch assembly for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C2173 | Left Passenger Mirror Switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the memory module and the mirror switch assembly for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C2273 | Right Passenger Mirror Switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the memory module and the mirror switch assembly for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C2373 | Passenger Mirror Up Switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the memory module and the mirror switch assembly for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C2473 | Passenger mirror down switch | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring between the memory module and the mirror switch assembly for a short to ground. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C2593 | Pedal Position Adjustment Motor Relay | When the power steering column/pedal adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. When the power steering column/pedal adjustment motor is installed, check/replace the control module as necessary. | |
| B1C2573 | Pedal Position Adjustment Motor Relay | When the power steering column/pedal adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. When the power steering column/pedal adjustment motor is installed, check/replace the control module as necessary. | |
| B1C263A | Electric feedback circuit of the pedal position adjustment motor | When the power steering column/pedal adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. When the power steering column/pedal adjustment motor is installed, refer to the electrical manuals and check the wiring harness and connectors between the seat memory module and the pedal height adjustment motor. Repair/replace as necessary. If there is no circuit fault, check/replace the pedal height adjustment motor. | |
| B1C2773 | Inward Pedal Shift Switch | When the power steering column/pedal adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. When the power steering column/pedal adjustment motor is installed, refer to the electrical manuals and check the pedal bias out switch circuit for a short or open circuit, and check/replace the pedal bias in switch if necessary. | |
| B1C2873 | Outward Pedal Shift Switch | When the power steering column/pedal adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. When the power steering column/pedal adjustment motor is installed, refer to the electrical manuals and check the pedal bias out switch circuit for a short or open circuit, and check/replace the pedal bias out switch if necessary. | |
| B1C3173 | Steering Column Adjustment Motor Relay | When the electric steering column adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. When the electric steering column adjustment motor is installed, refer to the electrical manuals and check the steering column motor electrical circuit for a short or open circuit, and check/replace the learning module if necessary. | |
| B1C3193 | Steering Column Adjustment Motor Relay | When the electric steering column adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. When the electric steering column adjustment motor is installed, check/replace the control module as necessary. | |
| B1C3213 | Steering column tilt solenoid | When the power steering column adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. When the power steering column adjustment motor is installed, refer to the electrical manuals and check the steering column tilt solenoid electrical circuit for a short or open circuit, and check/replace the tilt solenoid if necessary. | |
| B1C3296 | Steering column tilt solenoid | When the power steering column adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. When the power steering column adjustment motor is installed, refer to the electrical guides and check the steering column tilt solenoid circuit for a short or open circuit. Check for other related DTCs and repair as necessary. Allow the solenoid to cool, clear the DTC and check the tilt solenoid/function operation. If the DTC remains, replace the steering column tilt solenoid as necessary. | |
| B1C333A | Steering column tilt feedback signal | When the power steering column adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. When the power steering column adjustment motor is installed, refer to the electrical manuals and check the steering column tilt solenoid feedback circuit for a short or open circuit. Check the tilt solenoid/function operation and range of motion. Replace the tilt solenoid if necessary. | |
| B1C3413 | Steering column height adjustment solenoid | When the power steering column adjustment is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. When the power steering column adjustment is installed, refer to the electrical manuals and check the steering column height adjustment solenoid circuit for a short or open circuit, and check/replace the tilt solenoid if necessary. | |
| B1C3496 | Steering column height adjustment solenoid | When the power steering column adjustment is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. When the power steering column adjustment is installed, refer to the electrical guides and check the steering column height adjustment solenoid circuit for a short or open circuit. Check for other related DTCs and repair as necessary. Allow the solenoid to cool, clear the DTC and check the solenoid/height adjustment function. If the DTC remains, replace the height adjustment solenoid as necessary. | |
| B1C353A | Steering column height adjustment feedback signal | When the electric steering column adjustment motor is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. When the electric steering column adjustment motor is installed, refer to the electrical manuals and check the steering column height adjustment solenoid feedback circuit for a short or open circuit. Check the operation of the height adjustment solenoid/function and range of motion. Replace the height adjustment solenoid if necessary. | |
| B1C363A | Steering column tilt/height adjustment switch | When the power steering column adjustment is not installed, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. When the power steering column adjustment is installed, refer to the electrical manuals and check the tilt/height steering column adjustment switch circuit for a short or open circuit. Check the operation of the tilt/height steering column adjustment switch and replace the switch if necessary. | |
| B1C3723 | Main Lock Switch: Stuck | Refer to the electrical manual and check the electrical circuit of the central locking master switch. Check the operation of the switch and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C3823 | Main Release Switch: Stuck | Refer to the electrical manual and check the electrical circuit of the central unlocking master switch. Check the operation of the switch and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C3923 | Lock Switch: Stuck | Refer to the electrical manual and verify that there are no wires connected to the SJB connector of the key lock switch circuit. Clear the DTC and retest. If the DTC remains, there may be an internal CJB failure. If there are no other DTCs, ignore this failure. | |
| B1C4023 | Lock Release Switch: Stuck | Refer to the electrical manual and verify that there are no wires connected to the SJB connector of the lock release switch circuit. Clear the DTC and retest. If the DTC remains, there may be an internal CJB failure. If there are no other DTCs, ignore this failure. | |
| B1C4123 | Tailgate Release Switch No.1 | Refer to the electrical guide and check the No.1 tailgate release switch circuit. Check the switch operation and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C4223 | Tailgate Release Switch No.2 | Refer to the electrical guide and check the No.2 tailgate release switch circuit. Check the switch operation and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C4323 | Interior Light Main Switch: Stuck | Inspect the interior light circuit according to the electrical manual. Check the switch operation and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C4467 | Rear Window Wiper Parking Position Sensor: Stuck | Make sure that the software level is not lower than NNV502990.If necessary, update it with the diagnostic equipment recommended by the manufacturer. Delete the DTC and check again. Check the rear window wiper parking position sensor circuit in accordance with the electrical equipment manual. Delete the DTC and check again. If the DTC code is still preserved, there may be an internal failure of the rear window wiper motor, check and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C4567 | Windshield wiper parking position sensor: stuck | Make sure the software level is NNV502990 or higher, update if necessary using the manufacturer's recommended diagnostic equipment. Clear the DTC and retest. Refer to the electrical manual, check the windshield wiper parking position sensor circuit. Clear the DTC and retest. If the DTC remains, there may be an internal failure of the windshield wiper motor, check and replace if necessary. | |
| B1C4623 | Rear Window Washer Switch: Stuck | Refer to the electrical manual and check the rear window washer switch circuit. Check the switch operation and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C4723 | Windshield Washer Switch: Stuck | Refer to the electrical manual and check the windshield washer switch circuit. Check the operation of the switch and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C4823 | Headlight switch: sticking | Refer to the electrical manual and check the electrical circuit of the headlight switch. Check the operation of the switch and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C5024 | Ignition switch: stuck in starter position | Refer to the electrical manual and check the ignition switch electrical circuit. Check the operation of the switch and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C5329 | Windshield wiper data signal intermittent | Refer to the electrical manual and check the windshield wiper switch circuit. Check the operation of the switch and replace it if necessary. | |
| B1C5512 | Horn relay | Horn relay coil electrical circuit - short circuit to battery + | Refer to electrical manuals and check horn relay circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1C5514 | Horn relay | Horn relay circuit: short to ground or open circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check horn relay circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1C5612 | Horn relay output circuit | Horn relay output circuit: short circuit to battery + | Refer to electrical manuals and check horn relay. Replace/repair if necessary. |
| B1C5614 | Horn relay output circuit | Horn relay output circuit: short to ground or open circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the power supply circuit fuse and the horn relay circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1C5712 | Passive Start Ignition Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Passive Start Ignition Relay Coil: Short to Battery + | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C5714 | Passive Start Ignition Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Passive Start Ignition Relay Output Circuit: Short to Ground or Open Circuit | No action required, clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C5812 | Electric window relay coil circuit | Electric window relay coil circuit: short circuit to battery + | Refer to electrical manuals and check power window relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1C5814 | Electric window relay coil circuit | Power window relay coil circuit: short to ground or open circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check power window relay circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C5912 | Power window relay output circuit | Power window relay output circuit: short circuit to battery + | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the power window relay output circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1C5914 | Power window relay output circuit | Power window relay output circuit: short to ground or open circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the power supply and output circuit fuses and the power window relay output circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C6012 | Parking light relay output circuit | A bulb failure may also cause DTC B1B0187 to be set in the body control module and DTC C1A5564 to be set in the parking brake module. A failure in this circuit that causes DTC B1C6012 to be set may also cause automatic transmission shifting problems. Check for correct tail/brake lamp bulb type, improper installation, or faults including shorted filaments. Refer to the electrical manuals and check the tail lamp relay output circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6014 | Parking light relay output circuit | Parking Light Relay Output Circuit: Short to Ground or Open Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the power supply and output circuit fuses, as well as the output circuit of the side lamp relay. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C6112 | Battery saver relay coil electrical circuit | Short circuit to + battery of the battery charge preservation device relay coil circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check battery saver relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1C6114 | Battery saver relay coil electrical circuit | Battery saver relay coil circuit: short to ground or open circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check battery saver relay circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1C6212 | Battery saver relay output circuit | Short circuit to + battery of the output circuit of the relay of the battery charge preservation device | Refer to electrical manuals and check battery saver relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1C6214 | Battery saver relay output circuit | Battery saver relay output circuit: short to ground or open circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the power supply circuit fuse and the battery charge preservation device relay output circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C6312 | Driver Door Lock Relay Coil Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the driver's door lock relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6314 | Driver Door Lock Relay Coil Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the driver's door lock relay circuit. Repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6412 | Driver Door Lock Relay Output Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the driver's door lock relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6414 | Driver Door Lock Relay Output Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the driver's door lock relay output circuit. Repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6512 | Electrical circuit of the locking relay coil | Refer to electrical manuals and check central locking relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6514 | Electrical circuit of the locking relay coil | Refer to electrical manuals and check central locking relay circuit. Repair if necessary. | |
| B1C6612 | Output circuit of the interlock relay | Refer to electrical manuals and check central locking relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6614 | Output circuit of the interlock relay | Refer to electrical manuals and check the output circuit of the central locking relay. Repair if necessary. | |
| B1C6712 | Driver Door Lock Release Relay Coil Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the driver's door lock release relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6714 | Driver Door Lock Release Relay Coil Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the driver's door lock release relay circuit. Repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6812 | Driver Door Lock Release Relay Output Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the driver's door lock release relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6814 | Driver Door Lock Release Relay Output Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the driver's door lock release relay output circuit. Repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6912 | Passenger Door Lock Release Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the passenger door lock release relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1C6914 | Passenger Door Lock Release Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the passenger door lock release relay circuit. Repair as necessary. | |
| B1C7012 | Passenger Door Lock Release Relay Output Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the passenger door lock release relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1C7014 | Passenger Door Lock Release Relay Output Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the passenger door lock release relay output circuit. Repair as necessary. | |
| B1C7312 | Electrical circuit of the coil of the relay of double locks | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the double lock relay circuit. (if available). Replace/repair if necessary. | |
| B1C7314 | Electrical circuit of the coil of the relay of double locks | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the double lock relay circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. | |
| B1C7412 | Double Lock Relay Output Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the double lock relay circuit. (if available). Replace/repair if necessary. | |
| B1C7414 | Double Lock Relay Output Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the double lock relay circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. | |
| B1C7612 | Windshield wiper high speed relay coil electrical circuit | Windshield wiper high speed relay coil circuit: short to battery + | Refer to electrical manuals and check windshield wiper high speed relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1C7614 | Windshield wiper high speed relay coil electrical circuit | Windshield wiper high speed relay coil circuit short to ground or open circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the windshield wiper high speed relay circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C7712 | Rear Window Wiper High Speed Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Rear Window Wiper High Speed Relay Coil Circuit Short to Battery | Refer to electrical manuals and check rear window wiper high speed relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1C7714 | Rear Window Wiper High Speed Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Rear Window Wiper High Speed Relay Coil Circuit Short to Ground or Open Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the rear window wiper high speed relay circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C7812 | High Pressure Washer Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Windshield Washer High Pressure Relay/Pump Coil Circuit Short to Battery | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the appropriate washer pump relay circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C7814 | High Pressure Washer Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | High Pressure Washer/Windshield Washer Pump Relay Coil Circuit Short to Ground or Open Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the appropriate washer pump relay circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C7912 | Windshield Washer Pump Relay Output Circuit | Windshield Washer Pump Relay Output Circuit: Short to Battery + | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the windshield washer pump relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1C7914 | Windshield Washer Pump Relay Output Circuit | Windshield Washer Pump Relay Output Circuit: Short to Ground or Open Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the power supply circuit fuse and the output circuit of the windshield washer pump relay. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C8012 | Rear Window Washer Pump Relay Coil Circuit | Rear Window Washer Relay Coil Circuit Short to Battery + | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the rear window washer pump relay circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C8014 | Rear Window Washer Pump Relay Coil Circuit | Rear Window Washer Pump Relay Coil Circuit Short to Ground or Open Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the rear window washer pump relay circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C8112 | Rear Window Washer Pump Relay Output Circuit | Rear Window Washer Relay Output Circuit: Short to Battery | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the rear window washer pump relay circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1C8114 | Rear Window Washer Pump Relay Output Circuit | Rear Window Washer Pump Relay Output Circuit: Short to Ground or Open Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the power supply circuit fuse and the output circuit of the rear window washer pump relay. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C8212 | Headlight Washer Relay A | Headlamp Washer Relay Output Circuit: Short to Battery Positive | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the headlamp washer relay circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. |
| B1C8214 | Headlight Washer Relay A | Headlamp Washer Relay Output Circuit: Short to Battery Positive | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the headlamp washer relay circuit. (if available). Repair/replace if necessary. |
| B1C8312 | Rear Window Defogger Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Rear Window Defogger Relay Coil Circuit Short to Battery Voltage | Refer to electrical manuals and check rear window defroster relay circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C8314 | Rear Window Defogger Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Rear Window Defogger Relay Coil Circuit Short to Ground or Open Circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check rear window defroster relay circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C8412 | Rear Window Defogger Relay Output Circuit | Rear Window Defogger Relay Output Circuit: Short to Battery Voltage | Refer to electrical manuals and check rear window defroster relay circuit. Repair/replace as necessary. |
| B1C8414 | Rear Window Defogger Relay Output Circuit | Rear Window Defogger Relay Output Circuit: Short to Ground or Open Circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the power supply circuit fuse and the rear window defogger relay output circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1C8512 | Automatic headlight switch illumination relay coil electrical circuit | Automatic headlight switch illumination relay coil circuit: short circuit to battery + | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the automatic headlamp switch illumination relay circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C8514 | Automatic headlight switch illumination relay coil electrical circuit | Automatic headlight switch illumination relay coil circuit: short to ground or open circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the automatic headlamp switch illumination relay circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C8612 | Automatic headlight switch illumination relay output circuit | Automatic headlight switch illumination relay output circuit: short circuit to battery + | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the automatic headlamp switch illumination relay circuit. (if available). Replace/repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C8614 | Automatic headlight switch illumination relay output circuit | Automatic headlight switch illumination relay output circuit: short to ground or open circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the fuse and output circuit of the automatic headlamp switch illumination relay. (if available). Replace/repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C8812 | Reverse Light Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Reverse Light Relay Coil Circuit: Short to Battery + | Refer to electrical manuals and check the reverse light relay circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1C8814 | Reverse Light Relay Coil Electrical Circuit | Reverse Light Relay Coil Circuit Short to Ground or Open Circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check the reverse light relay circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1C8912 | Additional rear light relay output circuit | Additional high beam headlight relay output circuit: short circuit to battery + | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the auxiliary high beam relay circuit. (if available). Replace/repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C8914 | Additional rear light relay output circuit | Auxiliary high beam relay output circuit: short to ground or open circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the auxiliary high beam relay output circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C9012 | Electrical circuit of the coil of the relay of additional rear lights | Additional high beam headlights relay coil electrical circuit: short circuit to battery + | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the auxiliary high beam relay coil circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C9014 | Electrical circuit of the coil of the relay of additional rear lights | Additional high beam headlight relay coil circuit: short to ground or open circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the auxiliary high beam relay coil circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C9112 | Fuel filler flap lock relay coil electrical circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the fuel filler door/lock relay circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. | |
| B1C9114 | Fuel filler flap lock relay coil electrical circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the fuel filler door/lock relay circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. | |
| B1C9212 | Fuel filler flap lock relay output circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the fuel filler door/lock relay circuit. (if available). Repair/replace if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. | |
| B1C9214 | Fuel filler flap lock relay output circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the fuse and output circuit of the fuel filler door/lock relay. (if available). Replace/repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. | |
| B1C9312 | Fuel filler flap release relay coil electrical circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the fuel filler door/door release relay circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. | |
| B1C9314 | Fuel filler flap release relay coil electrical circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the fuel filler door/door release relay circuit. (if available). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. | |
| B1C9412 | Fuel filler flap release relay output circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the fuel filler door/door release relay circuit. (if available). Repair/replace if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. | |
| B1C9414 | Fuel filler flap release relay output circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the fuse and output circuit of the door/fuel filler door release relay. (if available). Replace/repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. | |
| B1C9511 | Electrical circuit of additional side lights | Additional marker lamp electrical circuit: short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the auxiliary marker lamp circuit. (if available). Replace/repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C9515 | Electrical circuit of additional side lights | Additional side light electrical circuit: short circuit to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the auxiliary marker lamp circuit. (if available). Replace/repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C9611 | Anti-theft system LED | Anti-theft alarm LED circuit: short to ground or overheated | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the anti-theft LED circuit. (in the presence of volumetric sensors). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C9615 | Anti-theft system LED | Anti-theft alarm LED electrical circuit: short circuit to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the anti-theft LED circuit. (in the presence of volumetric sensors). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C9811 | Left cornering light electrical circuit | Left cornering light circuit: short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the left cornering light circuit. (if available). Replace/repair as necessary. If no such device is present, check vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C9815 | Left cornering light electrical circuit | Left cornering light electrical circuit: short to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the left cornering light circuit. (if available). Replace/repair as necessary. If no such device is present, check vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C9911 | Right cornering light electrical circuit | Right cornering light circuit: short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the right cornering light circuit. (if available). Replace/repair as necessary. If no such device is present, check vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1C9915 | Right cornering light electrical circuit | Right cornering light electrical circuit: short to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the right cornering light circuit. (if available). Replace/repair as necessary. If no such device is present, check vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1D0011 | Left low beam lamp | Left low beam lamp circuit: short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check left circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0015 | Left low beam lamp | Left low beam lamp electrical circuit: short circuit to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to electrical manuals and check left circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0111 | Right low beam lamp | Right low beam lamp circuit: short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check the right circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0115 | Right low beam lamp | Right low beam lamp electrical circuit: short circuit to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to electrical manuals and check the right circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0211 | Left high beam lamp electrical circuit | Left high beam lamp circuit: short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check left circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0215 | Left high beam lamp electrical circuit | Left high beam lamp electrical circuit: short to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to electrical manuals and check left circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0311 | Right high beam lamp electrical circuit | Right high beam lamp circuit: short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check the right circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0315 | Right high beam lamp electrical circuit | Right high beam lamp electrical circuit: short to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to electrical manuals and check the right circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0414 | Upper tailgate release electrical circuit | Refer to the electrical manuals and check the tailgate release relay circuit. Repair as necessary. | |
| B1D0511 | Lower tailgate release electrical circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check the tailgate circuit. Repair as necessary. | |
| B1D0515 | Lower tailgate release electrical circuit | | If there is no customer complaint about the liftgate operation, no action is required, clear/ignore the DTC. If the liftgate operation is not normal, refer to the electrical manuals and check the liftgate circuit. Repair as necessary. |
| B1D0611 | Left turn signal | Left turn signal circuit: short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check left circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0615 | Left turn signal | Left turn signal electrical circuit: short to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to electrical manuals and check left circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0711 | Right turn signal | Right turn signal circuit: short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check the right circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0715 | Right turn signal | Right turn signal electrical circuit: short to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to electrical manuals and check the right circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0811 | Trailer Left Turn Signal Electrical Circuit | Trailer left turn signal circuit short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check left circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0815 | Trailer Left Turn Signal Electrical Circuit | Trailer left turn signal circuit: short to battery or open circuit under load | Refer to electrical manuals and check left circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0911 | Trailer Right Turn Signal Electrical Circuit | Trailer Right Turn Signal Circuit Short to Ground, Overload, or Overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check the right circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D0915 | Trailer Right Turn Signal Electrical Circuit | Trailer right turn signal circuit: short to battery or open circuit under load | Refer to electrical manuals and check the right circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D1011 | Air suspension control circuit | Air suspension control circuit short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check the circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D1015 | Air suspension control circuit | Air suspension control circuit: short circuit to battery + or open circuit under load | Refer to electrical manuals and check the circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D1211 | Electrical power supply circuit for volumetric sensors | Electrical power supply circuit for volumetric sensors: short to ground, overload or overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check the circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D1215 | Electrical power supply circuit for volumetric sensors | Electrical power supply circuit of volumetric sensors: short circuit to + battery or open circuit under load | Refer to electrical manuals and check the circuit. (in the presence of volumetric sensors). Repair if necessary. If no such device is present, check the vehicle configuration. Clear/ignore DTC. |
| B1D1311 | Interior Lighting Electrical Circuit A | Interior Light A Circuit Short to Ground, Overload, or Overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check the circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D1315 | Interior Lighting Electrical Circuit A | If there is no customer complaint about interior light operation, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. If interior light operation is abnormal, refer to electrical manuals and check circuit. Repair as necessary. | |
| B1D1411 | Interior Lighting Electrical Circuit B | Interior Light Circuit B Short to Ground, Overload, or Overheating | Refer to electrical manuals and check the circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D1415 | Interior Lighting Electrical Circuit B | If there is no customer complaint about interior light operation, no action is required, clear/ignore DTC. If interior light operation is abnormal, refer to electrical manuals and check circuit. Repair as necessary. | |
| B1D1512 | General opening/closing electrical circuit | General opening/closing electrical circuit: short circuit to battery + | Refer to electrical manuals and check the circuit. Repair if necessary. |
| B1D1749 | Self-powered siren (BBUS) | BBUS Siren: Communication Error | The BBUS siren is not installed on all modifications (custom installation). Registration of the failure is prohibited by the CCF file, but if the CCF file is incorrectly configured, a DTC may be registered by mistake. Repair is only required for vehicles with a BBUS siren. If the device is present, see the description of the "Lost Communication" condition at the beginning of this table. |
| B1D1787 | Self-powered siren (BBUS) | Lost connection with BBUS siren | The BBUS siren is not installed on all modifications (custom installation). Registration of the failure is prohibited by the CCF file, but if the CCF file is incorrectly configured, a DTC may be registered by mistake. Repair is only required for vehicles with a BBUS siren. If the device is present, see the description of the "Lost Communication" condition at the beginning of this table. |
| B1D1887 | Volumetric sensor | Volumetric sensor - no response signal: Error receiving response signal pulse | The volumetric sensor is not installed on all modifications (custom installation). Registration of the failure is prohibited by the CCF file, but if the CCF file is incorrectly configured, a DTC may be registered by mistake. Repair is required only for vehicles with a volumetric sensor. If the device is present, see the description of the "Lost Communication" condition at the beginning of this table. |
| B1D3523 | Hazard warning switch stuck | Check the operation of the hazard warning switch, refer to the electrical manual and check its circuit. Repair/replace as necessary. | |
| B1D3613 | Turn signal switch | Electrical connection circuit of the indicator switch: open circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check switch circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1D3713 | Wiper Switch Electrical Circuit | Windscreen wiper switch wiring circuit: open circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check switch circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1D3813 | Windshield wiper motor | Windshield wiper motor electrical circuit: open circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check switch circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1D3913 | Rear window wiper motor | Rear Window Wiper Motor Electrical Circuit: Open Circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check switch circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1D4013 | Electrical circuit for connecting the light switch | Light Switch Wiring Circuit: Open Circuit | Refer to electrical manuals and check switch circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. |
| B1D4113 | Electrical circuit for connecting the bonnet end sensor | Refer to electrical manuals and check sensor circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1D4213 | Electrical circuit for connecting the driver's door lock | Refer to electrical manuals and check the lock circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1D4313 | Electrical circuit for connecting the passenger door lock | Refer to electrical manuals and check the lock circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1D4413 | Electrical circuit for connecting the left rear door lock | Refer to electrical manuals and check the lock circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1D4513 | Electrical circuit for connecting the right rear door lock | Refer to electrical manuals and check the lock circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1D4613 | Electrical circuit for connecting the luggage compartment door lock | Refer to electrical manuals and check the lock circuit. Replace/repair as necessary. | |
| B1D9749 | Tilt sensor | Lost connection with tilt sensor | BBUS Siren (together with tilt sensor) not installed on all modifications (custom installation). Registration of the failure is prohibited by the CCF file, but if the CCF file is incorrectly configured, a DTC may be registered by mistake. Repair is only required for vehicles with a BBUS siren on which the tilt sensor operation is not normal. If the device is present, see the description of the "Lost Communication" condition at the beginning of this table. |
| U007388 | Control Module Data Bus A Disabling | Check if the latest update file is installed (is in the GTR system). If the Passenger/Driver Classification System (OCS) is not installed, change the configuration of the Auxiliary Restraint System (RCM) control module using a diagnostic system approved by the manufacturer. Delete all DTC codes and perform a road test of the car. If the problem persists, contact your dealer's technical support team for more information. It is strictly forbidden to replace any components and parts to fix this problem. If the OCS system is installed on the vehicle, check for other DTC codes related to the auxiliary restraint system. | |
| U015587 | Lost connection with IPK | See the description of the "Connection Lost" condition at the beginning of this table. | |
| U016487 | Lost connection with ATC module | See the description of the "Connection Lost" condition at the beginning of this table. | |
| U030055 | Internal control module software incompatibility | Configure the module(s) using an approved diagnostic system. | |
| U1A0387 | Vehicle configuration parameter | Lost Communication with BCM/RCM: No Message | See the description of the "Connection Lost" condition at the beginning of this table. |
| U1A1448 | CAN initialization failure | ASM control software failure | Configure the module using an approved diagnostic system. |
| U200168 | Reduced system performance | Reduced System Performance in ABS/BCM/TEL Module Event Information Voltage is greater than 16.8 (- 0.4) V or less than 8.6 (+ 0.4) V for more than 30 seconds | Check for ABS DTCs Refer to the appropriate section in the service manual. |
Diagnostics of data transmission for media systems (MOST)
Basic recommendations are given in the section "Description and principle of operation": in particular, it is indicated that you should not try to repair fiber optic cables. Additional precautions:
- Avoid touching exposed ends of fiber optic cables as this may cause contamination.
- Whenever you disconnect a fiber optic cable, cover the electrical connectors with plugs to prevent dust from getting into them.
- Do not expose fiber optic cables to heat.
- Do not bend fiber optic cables with a bending radius less than 25 mm.
- Do not use laser pointers to test the ability of fiber optic cable to transmit light. A special tester for MOST network modules and fiber optic wiring harnesses is provided to diagnose and test the ability of fiber optic cables to transmit light.
Tester for MOST
Before connecting the tester to the network, turn on the unit and check if the red indicator lights up. meals included.
If not, the battery should be replaced before using the tester.
Self-test 2+0
1. Set the connector selection switch to the 2+0 position.
2. Select the sound signal or LED on the tester, depending on what indication you want to receive.
3. Turn on the tester and check the power indicator.
4. Insert the supplied 2+0 loop test lead into the 2+0 connector housing until it clicks into place.
5. Press the red test button in the center of the tester.
6. Depending on the choice you made in step 2, the tester will either beep or turn on the green indicator.
If the tester continues to beep or the indicator does not go out after releasing the test button, this does not indicate a malfunction, but rather indicates that the tester is experiencing signal feedback, which stops after the loop test lead is disconnected.
Self-test 2+4
Perform the self-test in the same way as the 2+0 test, but use the 2+4 loop test jumper cable and set the connector select switch to the 2+4 position.
Car diagnostics
CAUTION: Make sure that the tester is not connected to the MOST network when the tester is turned on or switching between 2+0 and 2+4 modes, since the tester emits a short light pulse that may cause network problems.
1. Use the prescribed diagnostic system or scanner to retrieve DTCs.
2. Set the connector selection switch to the 2+0 position.
3. Disconnect the intermediate connector of the fiber optic cable and connect the plug part to the tester connector on the top of the unit using the included adapter.
4. Turn on the tester and check the power indicator.
5. Set the LED/Horn switch to the LED position.
6. Turn the ignition key to the ON position.
7. If the green LED is lit, this indicates that a signal has been received, i.e. it indicates that the first half of the optical ring is functioning.
8. If the green LED is OFF, this indicates that the signal is not received, i.e. the first half of the optical ring is NOT FUNCTIONING.
As a result, a ring break code should be set. Use the prescribed diagnostic system to troubleshoot the fault and clear the code. As a result, a ring break code should be set. Use the prescribed diagnostic system to troubleshoot the fault and clear the code.
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