OBDII C Code List Chasis codes begin with the letter “C” The first number in the code denotes whether the code is generic (o) or manufacturer-specific, while the last three numbers/letters define the actual trouble code C0001 – TCS Control Channel A Valve 1 C0002 – TCS Control Channel A Valve 2 C0003 – TCS Control Channel B Valve 1 C0004 – TCS Control Channel B Valve 2 C0010 – Left Front Inlet Control C0011 – Left Front Outlet Control C0012 – Left Front Hydraulic Release Too Long C0014 – … Read More
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OBDII U Code List Network codes begin with the letter “U” The first number in the code denotes whether the code is generic (o) or manufacturer-specific, while the last three numbers/letters define the actual trouble code U0001 – High Speed CAN Communication Bus U0002 – High Speed CAN Communication Bus Performance U0003 – High Speed CAN Communication Bus (+) Open U0004 – High Speed CAN Communication Bus (+) Low U0005 – High Speed CAN Communication Bus (+) High U0006 – High Speed CAN Communication Bus (-) Open U0007 – High … Read More
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