P0455
EVAP system large leak detected
Severity: Monitor
Every code we've reviewed, grouped by the system that sets it.
The EVAP system traps gasoline vapor from the fuel tank in a charcoal canister and later lets the engine draw that vapor in and burn it, a process called purging.
EVAP system large leak detected
Severity: MonitorEVAP system small leak detected
Severity: MonitorEVAP system very small leak detected
Severity: MonitorEVAP purge flow incorrect
Severity: MonitorEVAP vent control performance problem
Severity: MonitorEVAP vent valve circuit fault
Severity: MonitorEVAP purge flow when purge should be off
Severity: MonitorEVAP system fault (general)
Severity: MonitorEVAP purge valve circuit fault
Severity: MonitorFuel tank pressure sensor reading out of its expected range
Severity: MonitorEVAP leak detected from the fuel cap being loose or off
Severity: MonitorEVAP system low purge flow
Severity: MonitorFuel tank vacuum not bleeding off (Ford, Lincoln, Mazda)
Severity: MonitorOn Ford vehicles, the EVAP system's purge vapor line is restricted or blocked
Severity: MonitorEVAP leak detection pump control circuit high
Severity: MonitorEVAP reference orifice flow too low
Severity: MonitorEVAP pressure sensor reading too low
Severity: MonitorLeak detection pump circuit reading low
Severity: MonitorEVAP switching valve circuit reading low
Severity: MonitorEVAP leak-test reference check reads too much flow
Severity: MonitorEVAP purge valve circuit shorted
Severity: MonitorEVAP vent valve circuit shorted
Severity: MonitorOn Ford vehicles, the EVAP purge check valve or vapor ejector path is not performing
Severity: MonitorEVAP vent valve will not open, so fresh air cannot get into the fuel vapour system
Severity: MonitorEVAP purge flow is not as expected when the engine is under high load (purge line A)
Severity: MonitorHonda: leak found in the EVAP control system on the fuel tank side
Severity: MonitorEVAP switching valve (fuel tank isolation valve) not working as commanded
Severity: MonitorNissan EVAP canister vent control valve fault (valve closed)
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer sees an open circuit on the EVAP purge control valve
Severity: Severity not verifiedEVAP vent control circuit is open (no proper signal from the vent valve circuit)
Severity: MonitorEVAP pressure sensor malfunction
Severity: MonitorThe evaporative system pressure sensor is sending a voltage that is too high
Severity: MonitorThe computer sees a low voltage on the EVAP purge control valve circuit
Severity: Severity not verifiedEVAP purge flow sensor signal reading too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedEVAP purge flow sensor signal dropping in and out
Severity: Severity not verifiedEVAP vent valve control circuit low: the wire to the valve that seals the fuel vapour system is reading too low
Severity: MonitorEVAP vent valve control circuit high: the wire to the valve that seals the fuel vapour system is reading too high
Severity: MonitorEVAP system low purge flow: the computer sees less fuel vapour moving from the charcoal canister to the engine than expected
Severity: Severity not verifiedOn Honda and Acura, the engine computer found a leak or fault in the EVAP canister side of the fuel vapor system
Severity: MonitorThe EVAP vent valve is reported stuck open
Severity: MonitorEvaporative emission control system pressure sensor signal is intermittent
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe catalytic converter cleans exhaust by converting harmful gases into less harmful ones.
Catalytic converter efficiency below the computer's limit (Bank 1)
Severity: MonitorCatalytic converter efficiency below the computer's limit (Bank 2)
Severity: MonitorWarm-up catalytic converter not cleaning well enough
Severity: MonitorMain catalytic converter not cleaning exhaust well enough
Severity: MonitorHeated catalytic converter efficiency below the computer's limit (Bank 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedHeated catalytic converter not reaching its expected temperature (Bank 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedBank 2 catalytic converter warm-up efficiency is below the limit
Severity: MonitorMain catalytic converter efficiency below the computer's limit (Bank 2)
Severity: Severity not verifiedHeated catalytic converter efficiency below the computer's limit (Bank 2)
Severity: Severity not verifiedHeated catalytic converter not reaching its expected temperature (Bank 2)
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer constantly adjusts how much fuel it injects, using oxygen sensor feedback, to keep the air-fuel mixture correct.
Engine computer has reached its limit adding fuel on bank 1: the mixture is lean
Severity: MonitorEngine computer has reached its limit adding fuel on bank 2: the mixture is lean
Severity: MonitorEngine computer has reached its limit removing fuel on bank 1: the mixture is rich
Severity: MonitorEngine computer has reached its limit removing fuel on bank 2: the mixture is rich
Severity: MonitorThe engine computer has detected that the cylinders on bank 1 are running at noticeably different air-fuel ratios from each other
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has had to add fuel based on the downstream oxygen sensor because the exhaust after the catalytic converter reads lean on bank 1
Severity: MonitorThe engine computer has detected that one or more cylinders on bank 2 are running a noticeably different air-fuel mixture from the others
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has had to take fuel away based on the downstream oxygen sensor because the exhaust after the catalytic converter reads rich on bank 1
Severity: MonitorCylinder 4 is running at a noticeably different air-fuel ratio from the other cylinders, so the computer flags an imbalance on that cylinder
Severity: Inspect soonThe computer believes the crankcase ventilation system has come apart, so crankcase pressure is not behaving as it should
Severity: MonitorThe engine computer sees a rich mixture on bank 2 from the sensor behind the catalytic converter and the fuel trim cannot correct it
Severity: MonitorThe engine computer has detected that cylinder 1 is running at a noticeably different air-fuel ratio from the other cylinders
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer has detected that cylinder 2 is running at a noticeably different air-fuel ratio from the other cylinders
Severity: Severity not verifiedBank 1 fuel trim has gone out of range
Severity: MonitorOn Chevrolet and Saturn, fuel trim shows a cylinder balance problem on bank 1
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 3 air-fuel ratio imbalance
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel mixture too lean at higher load (bank 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedCrankcase ventilation pressure sensor reading does not make sense
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel trim at its limit on bank 2
Severity: Severity not verifiedEngine computer sees a lean mixture on bank 1 off idle (while cruising or at light throttle): too much air for the fuel being delivered
Severity: MonitorEngine computer sees a lean mixture on bank 1 at idle: too much air for the fuel being delivered
Severity: MonitorCrankcase ventilation hose A disconnected
Severity: Inspect soonA misfire is a cylinder firing stroke that does not burn its fuel properly.
Random or multiple-cylinder misfire detected
Severity: Inspect soonMisfire detected in cylinder 1
Severity: Inspect soonMisfire detected in cylinder 2
Severity: Inspect soonMisfire detected in cylinder 3
Severity: Inspect soonMisfire detected in cylinder 4
Severity: Inspect soonMisfire detected in cylinder 5
Severity: Inspect soonMisfire detected in cylinder 6
Severity: Inspect soonA misfire was detected during the first 1,000 engine revolutions after start-up
Severity: Inspect soonMisfire detected in cylinder 7
Severity: Inspect soonMisfire detected in cylinder 8
Severity: Inspect soonOn Honda and Acura, a random misfire that the computer cannot pin on one cylinder
Severity: Severity not verifiedMisfire detected in cylinder 9
Severity: Severity not verifiedMisfire detected on cylinder 11
Severity: Inspect soonMisfire detected on cylinder 12
Severity: Inspect soonVariable valve timing lets the engine computer shift camshaft timing while driving, using engine oil pressure routed through a control solenoid to a phaser on the camshaft.
Intake camshaft timing ahead of target or slow to respond (bank 1)
Severity: Inspect soonExhaust camshaft timing ahead of target or slow to respond (bank 1)
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft and intake camshaft positions do not agree (bank 1, sensor A)
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft and exhaust camshaft positions do not agree (bank 1, sensor B)
Severity: Inspect soonIntake camshaft timing behind target (bank 1)
Severity: Inspect soonIntake camshaft actuator (VVT solenoid) circuit fault, bank 1
Severity: Inspect soonEngine position system performance, bank 1: the crankshaft-to-camshaft timing relationship has drifted out of range
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft and camshaft positions do not agree on bank 2, sensor A
Severity: Inspect soonBank 2 'A' camshaft (usually intake) timing is more advanced than commanded, or the system is not performing
Severity: Inspect soonBank 2 'B' camshaft (usually exhaust) timing is more advanced than commanded, or the system is not performing
Severity: Inspect soonIntake camshaft position slow response, bank 1: the bank 1 intake camshaft takes too long to reach the timing the engine computer commands
Severity: Inspect soonExhaust camshaft timing solenoid circuit, bank 1: the engine computer sees an open or faulty circuit to the bank 1 exhaust cam timing solenoid
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft-to-camshaft correlation, bank 2 camshaft B: the bank 2 exhaust camshaft signal is out of step with the crankshaft
Severity: Inspect soonIntake camshaft timing over-retarded, bank 2: the bank 2 intake camshaft is sitting later than the engine computer commanded
Severity: Inspect soonCylinder deactivation system, bank 1: the engine computer sees the hardware that shuts off cylinders on bank 1 not doing what it was told
Severity: Inspect soonCylinder deactivation system, bank 2: the engine computer sees the hardware that shuts off cylinders on bank 2 not doing what it was told
Severity: Inspect soonExhaust camshaft slow to respond to the computer (bank 1)
Severity: Inspect soonJeep: cylinder 1 oil supply solenoid valve stuck
Severity: Inspect soonVariable valve rocker arm not working as commanded (bank 1)
Severity: Inspect soonEngine position system performance, bank 2: the crankshaft and bank 2 camshaft timing no longer agree
Severity: Inspect soonExhaust camshaft timing too far behind its target (bank 1)
Severity: MonitorThe 'B' camshaft on bank 2 is slow to reach the timing position the engine computer commands
Severity: Inspect soonBank 2 intake camshaft slow to reach the position the computer commanded
Severity: Severity not verifiedBank 2 intake camshaft position actuator circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonBank 2 exhaust camshaft timing too far retarded
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer sees an open circuit in the rocker arm actuator A (bank 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedRocker arm oil pressure switch B (bank 1) fault, as Honda describes it
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer needs to know how much air the engine is taking in to calculate how much fuel to inject.
Airflow sensor reading doesn't match what the engine computer expects for the throttle opening
Severity: Inspect soonThe airflow sensor's signal is lower than the engine computer will accept
Severity: Inspect soonThe intake air temperature signal is stuck at a reading colder than any real air could be
Severity: MonitorManifold pressure (MAP) sensor reading doesn't match what the engine computer expects
Severity: Inspect soonOn GM and GM-era Saab engines, the airflow worked out from throttle position doesn't match the airflow measured by the MAF and MAP sensors
Severity: Inspect soonThe manifold pressure (MAP) sensor is sending a voltage that stays too high for the engine load
Severity: MonitorMass or volume air flow sensor circuit fault
Severity: MonitorManifold pressure or barometric pressure sensor signal too low
Severity: MonitorIntake air temperature sensor 2 circuit signal too low
Severity: Inspect soonThe mass airflow sensor is reporting a signal that stays too high
Severity: MonitorThe mass airflow sensor signal drops out or comes and goes
Severity: MonitorManifold pressure / barometric pressure sensor signal is abnormal
Severity: Inspect soonThe intake air temperature reading does not agree with what other sensors suggest
Severity: MonitorThe intake air temperature sensor signal reads too low in voltage, which the computer interprets as extremely hot intake air
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe intake air temperature signal comes and goes
Severity: MonitorBarometric pressure reading lower than the engine computer expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer sees the intake manifold pressure and throttle position disagree in a way that points to too much air or a vacuum leak
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer sees a barometric pressure reading that does not fit the engine load and throttle opening
Severity: Inspect soonOxygen sensors measure leftover oxygen in the exhaust.
The heater in the upstream oxygen sensor on bank 1 isn't working as the computer expects
Severity: MonitorThe heater in the downstream oxygen sensor on bank 1 isn't working as the computer expects
Severity: MonitorThe downstream oxygen sensor on bank 1 is reporting a voltage that stays too high
Severity: MonitorThe downstream oxygen sensor on bank 1 is reporting a voltage that stays too low
Severity: MonitorThe heater control circuit for the upstream oxygen sensor on bank 1 is reading too low
Severity: MonitorThe heater control circuit for the downstream oxygen sensor on bank 1 is reading too low
Severity: MonitorThe engine computer sees a voltage that is too low on the upstream oxygen sensor circuit for bank 1
Severity: MonitorThe upstream oxygen or air-fuel sensor on bank 1 has been reporting a rich mixture for too long, beyond what the engine computer expects
Severity: Inspect soonOxygen sensor heater circuit fault on bank 1 sensor 1
Severity: MonitorUpstream oxygen sensor on bank 1 reacts too slowly
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe oxygen sensor behind the catalytic converter on bank 1 is not sending a signal the computer can use
Severity: MonitorThe upstream oxygen or air-fuel sensor on bank 1 reports a mixture that looks stuck lean or not believable
Severity: Inspect soonOxygen sensor heater circuit fault, bank 2 sensor 2
Severity: MonitorA fault in the heater control circuit of the downstream oxygen sensor on bank 1
Severity: MonitorFront oxygen sensor signal too high (bank 1, sensor 1)
Severity: MonitorRear oxygen sensor circuit fault (bank 1, sensor 2)
Severity: MonitorFront oxygen sensor slow to respond, lean to rich (bank 1, sensor 1)
Severity: MonitorFront air-fuel sensor signal out of range (bank 1, sensor 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe upstream oxygen sensor on bank 1 is sending a signal the computer judges to be wrong
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe upstream oxygen sensor on bank 1 is giving the computer no signal activity
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe rear oxygen sensor on bank 1 reacts too slowly to changes in the exhaust
Severity: MonitorThe bank 1 sensor 3 oxygen sensor circuit is giving the computer a signal outside what it expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe bank 1 sensor 3 oxygen sensor is reporting a voltage that is too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe bank 1 sensor 3 oxygen sensor is reporting a voltage that is too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe oxygen sensor farthest downstream on bank 1 (sensor 3) is responding too slowly
Severity: MonitorThe computer sees no signal from the oxygen sensor farthest downstream on bank 1 (sensor 3)
Severity: MonitorThe heater in the oxygen sensor farthest downstream on bank 1 (sensor 3) is not working as the computer expects
Severity: MonitorOxygen sensor circuit fault on the bank 2 upstream sensor
Severity: Severity not verifiedBank 2 sensor 1 oxygen sensor signal is lower than the sensor can normally produce
Severity: MonitorThe upstream oxygen sensor on bank 2 is sending a voltage higher than the computer thinks is possible
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe upstream oxygen sensor on bank 2 is slow to react to changes in the exhaust
Severity: MonitorBank 2 upstream oxygen sensor not responding
Severity: Severity not verifiedHeater circuit fault on the upstream oxygen sensor on the second bank of cylinders (bank 2, sensor 1)
Severity: MonitorThe oxygen sensor after the catalytic converter on bank 2 (sensor 2) has a circuit fault
Severity: MonitorThe oxygen sensor after the catalytic converter on bank 2 (sensor 2) is sending a signal voltage that is too low
Severity: MonitorOxygen sensor signal voltage reads too high, bank 2 sensor 2
Severity: MonitorOxygen sensor responding too slowly, bank 2 sensor 2
Severity: MonitorOxygen sensor shows no activity, bank 2 sensor 2
Severity: MonitorOxygen sensor signal voltage reads too low, bank 2 sensor 3
Severity: MonitorBank 2 sensor 3 oxygen sensor signal is higher than the computer expects
Severity: MonitorThe upstream oxygen or air-fuel sensor on bank 2 is stuck reading lean, or its signal does not make sense
Severity: Inspect soonDownstream oxygen sensor on bank 2 (sensor 3) is sending no signal activity to the engine computer
Severity: Inspect soonThe thermostat keeps the engine cold-running time short by holding coolant in the engine until it warms up, then opening to keep it at a steady temperature.
Engine coolant stays below thermostat temperature
Severity: MonitorCoolant too cold for closed-loop fuel control
Severity: MonitorEngine coolant temperature sensor circuit high
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer has detected an engine over-temperature condition
Severity: StopCylinder head temperature above the engine computer’s limit (Ford, Lincoln, Ford-built Mazda)
Severity: StopFord and Lincoln: cylinder head over-temperature protection is active (the engine computer's fail-safe cooling mode)
Severity: StopEngine coolant bypass valve A control circuit open or out of range
Severity: Inspect soonEngine coolant bypass valve A range or performance problem
Severity: Inspect soonEngine coolant bypass valve C control circuit open
Severity: Inspect soonCooling fan 2 control circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonElectric engine coolant pump not performing as commanded, or stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonEngine not reaching a steady operating temperature
Severity: MonitorEngine oil temperature reading does not make sense
Severity: Inspect soonThermostat heater circuit open
Severity: Inspect soonCooling system not holding its expected temperature
Severity: Inspect soonCoolant pump control circuit open
Severity: Inspect soonCoolant bypass valve control circuit low
Severity: Inspect soonCoolant temperature fell back below the temperature the computer needs for its diagnostics
Severity: MonitorActive grille air shutter system fault: the movable shutters behind the grille are not moving or reporting as expected
Severity: Inspect soonElectric coolant pump control circuit fault or poor pump performance
Severity: Inspect soonEngine coolant temperature sensor circuit reads too low (shorted toward ground)
Severity: MonitorThe two engine coolant temperature sensors disagree with each other
Severity: MonitorCooling fan 1 control circuit fault: the computer commanded the fan and did not see the expected response
Severity: Inspect soonThermostat heater control circuit low: the computer sees too little voltage in the circuit of an electrically heated thermostat
Severity: Severity not verifiedActive grille shutter stuck or out of position: the motorised shutters in front of the radiator are not reaching their commanded angle
Severity: MonitorOn Mazda, the engine coolant temperature has gone above its limit
Severity: Inspect soonEngine coolant bypass valve stuck: the valve that steers coolant to the heater core is not moving as commanded
Severity: MonitorEngine over-temperature condition on Nissan (a cooling system fault, not a transmission fault)
Severity: Severity not verifiedEngine coolant bypass valve position sensor range or performance fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedEngine coolant bypass valve A: the valve position sensor reads too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedCoolant flow through the engine cooling system lower than the computer expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer sees a signal from the coolant temperature sensor circuit that is outside the expected range
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine coolant temperature reading does not make sense for how the engine is running
Severity: MonitorEngine coolant temperature sensor signal that drops out or jumps erratically
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer found a fault in the engine oil temperature sensor circuit.
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe control circuit for the third cooling fan has a fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe cooling fan is running faster than the computer expects
Severity: Inspect soonThermostat heater control circuit voltage too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer decided the engine coolant level is low
Severity: Severity not verifiedCoolant pump control circuit low voltage
Severity: Inspect soonCoolant pump A control circuit stuck on
Severity: Inspect soonOn many vehicles a separate transmission control module manages shifting and stores its own detailed fault codes.
Transmission module requests the check engine light
Severity: Inspect soonTorque converter clutch not engaging as commanded
Severity: Inspect soonFault in the transmission range sensor circuit (gear selector position input)
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission range sensor signal out of range or not plausible
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission range sensor circuit signal too low
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission fluid temperature reading does not make sense
Severity: Inspect soonNo signal from the transmission input or turbine speed sensor
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission output shaft speed sensor circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonNo signal from the transmission output shaft speed sensor
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission gear ratio does not match the selected gear
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission computer sees the wrong speed ratio in first gear
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission computer sees the wrong speed ratio in second gear
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission computer sees the wrong speed ratio in third gear
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission computer sees the wrong speed ratio in fourth gear
Severity: Inspect soonTorque converter clutch control circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonTorque converter clutch control signal dropping in and out
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid A is not working or stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid A stuck on
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid B not working as expected or stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission did not complete a shift the way the computer expected
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission fluid pressure sensor or switch reading does not make sense
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission computer sees fluid pressure lower than it should be
Severity: Inspect soonManufacturer-specific code. On Nissan CVTs: step motor function, the actual pulley ratio not following the step motor command
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid D is not working or stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonElectrical fault in the pressure control solenoid D circuit
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission input or turbine shaft speed sensor circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonInput or turbine speed sensor signal out of range
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission output shaft speed sensor signal out of its expected range
Severity: Inspect soonEngine speed signal to the transmission computer is missing or faulty
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid A circuit malfunction
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid B circuit or operation fault
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid B stuck on
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid C not performing as commanded or stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission clutch (friction element) A stuck applied
Severity: Inspect soonTenth gear ratio does not match what the computer expects
Severity: Inspect soonClutch B actuator control circuit voltage low
Severity: Inspect soonFord: transmission range sensor circuit intermittent
Severity: Inspect soonLock-up or overdrive solenoid performance (Dodge) or 4th clutch pressure switch fault (Honda)
Severity: Inspect soonTorque converter clutch slipping or not working as expected (Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda)
Severity: Inspect soonNissan: CVT judder detected, transmission (T/M) inspection needed
Severity: Inspect soonNissan: CVT judder detected, control unit (C/U) inspection needed
Severity: Inspect soonGM: transmission component slipping, usually at the torque converter clutch
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission range signal out of range or implausible (Ford)
Severity: Severity not verifiedTorque converter clutch pressure control solenoid performance or stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonGear 5 incorrect ratio
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid A performance or stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid A stuck on
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid B electrical fault
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid B malfunction
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission control module power input signal intermittent
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission control module power relay control circuit high
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid B control circuit range/performance
Severity: Inspect soonOn GM vehicles (Chevrolet, Buick, Saturn): maximum adapt and long shift
Severity: Inspect soonTorque converter clutch pressure control solenoid control circuit low
Severity: Inspect soonClutch A stuck engaged
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid A electrical or stuck-off fault
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid B stuck off or performing poorly
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission friction element B stuck on
Severity: Inspect soonStuck in Park detected
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission fluid pressure sensor or switch H circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission fluid pressure sensor or switch C reading out of range
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission hydraulic pressure lost
Severity: Inspect soonECU not initialized (Ram)
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission friction element B apply time out of range
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission friction element E apply time out of range
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission control system range or performance problem
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid A electrical fault
Severity: Inspect soonGear 7 incorrect ratio
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid E malfunction
Severity: Inspect soonUp and down shift switch circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission fluid pressure sensor or switch G range or performance
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission friction element D apply time range or performance
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid D stuck on
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid F performance or stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonShift fork A position circuit range or performance
Severity: Inspect soonShift fork B position circuit range or performance
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission fluid temperature too high
Severity: Inspect soonGear 6 incorrect ratio
Severity: Inspect soonReverse gear ratio is wrong
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission unable to engage reverse
Severity: Inspect soonTorque converter clutch stuck on
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid C performance or stuck
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid D performance or stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonIntermediate shaft speed sensor signal out of range
Severity: Inspect soonClutch position sensor circuit
Severity: MonitorTransmission fluid pressure sensor/switch B circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission fluid pressure sensor/switch B range or performance
Severity: Inspect soonPark/neutral switch input circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission fluid pressure
Severity: Inspect soonClutch actuator circuit voltage too low
Severity: Inspect soonUnexpected mechanical gear disengagement
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid E stuck off or performing poorly
Severity: Inspect soonElectric auxiliary transmission fluid pump not performing
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid G range or performance
Severity: Inspect soonShift fork A position circuit
Severity: Inspect soonClutch A pressure disengagement performance
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission fluid temperature sensor A circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission fluid temperature sensor A circuit, high input
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid C performance or stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid D circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonShift/timing solenoid circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission unable to engage Park
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission fluid pressure sensor/switch A circuit fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission fluid pressure sensor/switch A circuit, high input
Severity: Severity not verifiedGear shift lock solenoid/actuator control circuit A range or performance fault
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid A control circuit low
Severity: Inspect soonOn Nissan, vehicle speed sensor (automatic transmission output) fault
Severity: Inspect soonTorque management feedback signal A problem between engine and transmission computers
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission could not engage first gear
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid C electrical fault
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid E circuit intermittent
Severity: Inspect soonNo signal from the intermediate shaft speed sensor
Severity: Inspect soonPressure control solenoid C stuck on
Severity: Inspect soonPark position sensor or switch circuit reading high
Severity: Inspect soonClutch position control error
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid B control circuit out of range or performing poorly
Severity: Inspect soonNissan and Infiniti cruise control (ASCD) vehicle speed sensor fault
Severity: Inspect soonNissan CVT control unit function fault reported to the engine computer
Severity: Inspect soonFront brake solenoid circuit fault in a Nissan RE5R05A-type 5-speed automatic
Severity: Severity not verifiedLow coast brake solenoid valve function fault in a Nissan or Infiniti RE5R05A 5-speed automatic
Severity: Severity not verifiedAuxiliary gearbox clutch judder flagged by the transmission computer in a Nissan CVT
Severity: Severity not verifiedInternal mode switch reports an invalid range in a GM automatic transmission
Severity: Severity not verifiedTorque converter clutch performance fault stored by the transmission computer on Jeep and Chrysler vehicles
Severity: Severity not verifiedEarly CVT primary belt wear warning on Honda HR-V CVTs
Severity: Inspect soonInput/turbine speed sensor B circuit has no signal
Severity: Severity not verifiedPressure control solenoid H performance or stuck off fault in an automatic transmission
Severity: Severity not verifiedPressure control solenoid J performance or stuck off fault in an automatic transmission
Severity: Severity not verifiedClutch B pressure disengagement performance fault in the transmission (seen on Nissan CVTs)
Severity: Severity not verifiedInput (primary) speed sensor signal fault in a Nissan or Infiniti automatic or CVT
Severity: Severity not verifiedEstimated vehicle speed signal fault in a Nissan automatic or CVT; a different stall speed fault on Jaguar
Severity: Severity not verifiedMechanical problem in the clutch pressure control hydraulics of a Honda or Acura automatic transmission
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission code whose meaning differs: a hydraulic malfunction on Honda and Acura, a control relay fault on Mitsubishi
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission fluid over-temperature condition on Ford and Mazda automatics
Severity: Severity not verifiedFault logged immediately after a shift (Chrysler, Dodge)
Severity: Severity not verifiedClutch B stuck engaged (dual clutch transmission)
Severity: Inspect soonShift fork 'A' calibration not learned in a dual-clutch transmission (seen on Ford Focus PowerShift)
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission control system electrical fault
Severity: Inspect soonThe computer found a fault in the brake switch circuit it uses to release the torque converter clutch
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer found a fault in the clutch pedal switch input circuit
Severity: Severity not verifiedGear position (range) sensor signal reads too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission range sensor or switch signal that cuts in and out
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission fluid temperature sensor signal reads too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission fluid temperature sensor signal that cuts in and out
Severity: Severity not verifiedTurbine (input) shaft speed sensor signal drops in and out
Severity: Severity not verifiedTorque converter and brake switch B circuit reading low
Severity: Severity not verifiedOutput shaft speed sensor signal drops in and out
Severity: Inspect soonTorque converter and brake switch B circuit reading high
Severity: Severity not verifiedEngine speed signal missing from the transmission's input
Severity: Severity not verifiedEngine speed input circuit with an intermittent fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedTorque converter clutch solenoid electrical fault
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission pressure control solenoid A has an electrical fault
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission pressure control solenoid circuit with an intermittent fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid A circuit with an intermittent fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid B is stuck on or not shifting as commanded
Severity: Inspect soonShift solenoid B circuit with an intermittent fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid C stuck on
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid C circuit with an intermittent fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid D stuck on
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid D electrical circuit fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid D circuit intermittent
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid E performance or stuck off
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid E stuck on
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift solenoid E electrical circuit fault
Severity: Severity not verified1-2 shift malfunction
Severity: Severity not verified2-3 shift malfunction: the transmission did not make the shift between gears 2 and 3 as the computer commanded
Severity: Severity not verified3-4 shift malfunction: the transmission did not make the shift between third and fourth gear as the computer commanded
Severity: Severity not verified4-5 shift malfunction: the transmission did not make the shift between gears 4 and 5 as the computer commanded
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift/timing solenoid range/performance problem: the solenoid or its circuit is not performing as the computer expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift/timing solenoid circuit low: the computer sees a low signal on the solenoid circuit
Severity: Severity not verifiedShift/timing solenoid circuit high: the computer sees a high signal on the solenoid circuit
Severity: Severity not verifiedA fault in the electrical circuit of the transmission's normal/performance mode switch
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission fluid pressure sensor or switch B is reporting a high input
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe transmission computer's power supply circuit looks wrong to the engine computer
Severity: Inspect soonThe transmission computer's power input voltage is too low
Severity: Inspect soonThe transmission control module's power input voltage is too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedA transmission component is slipping: rotating parts are turning slower than the computer expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe transmission line pressure sensor circuit is sending too low a voltage
Severity: Inspect soonThe transmission computer sees a low voltage on the circuit of one of the transmission fluid pressure switches, labelled E
Severity: Inspect soonSolenoid switch valve stuck in the torque converter clutch position
Severity: Severity not verifiedSolenoid switch valve stuck in the low/reverse position
Severity: Inspect soonOn Jeep and Dodge models with an electronic shifter, the shifter reported a current fault in the circuit that lights the gear-position (PRNDL) display
Severity: Severity not verifiedOn Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram vehicles, the transmission computer sees the output shaft speed and the wheel speeds disagree
Severity: Inspect soonTransmission clutch or brake element A is slow to apply or does not apply as the computer expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission pressure control solenoid D fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedTransmission fluid cooler valve circuit is open
Severity: Severity not verifiedTorque converter clutch pressure control solenoid circuit range or performance fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer times spark and fuel from the crankshaft and camshaft position sensors, protects the engine from knock using knock sensors, and drives the ignition coils.
Camshaft position sensor circuit fault (bank 1 or single sensor)
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft position sensor A circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonKnock sensor 1 circuit fault (bank 1 or single sensor)
Severity: Inspect soonKnock sensor 2 circuit voltage low (bank 2)
Severity: Inspect soonCamshaft position sensor A circuit fault (bank 2)
Severity: Inspect soonCamshaft position sensor signal out of expected range (bank 1 or single sensor)
Severity: Inspect soonIgnition coil A primary or secondary circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonThe crankshaft position sensor 'A' signal is present but out of the expected range or pattern
Severity: Inspect soonThe bank 1 camshaft position sensor 'B' signal drops out intermittently
Severity: Inspect soonHyundai and Kia: the knock sensor detection system (KSDS) has picked up vibration that matches abnormal connecting rod bearing wear
Severity: StopKnock sensor 1 range/performance, bank 1: the knock sensor signal is outside what the engine computer expects
Severity: MonitorCamshaft position sensor A circuit intermittent, bank 1 or single sensor: the cam sensor signal drops out or comes and goes
Severity: Inspect soonIgnition coil B primary or secondary circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonCamshaft position sensor B circuit, bank 1: the engine computer sees a missing or faulty signal from the bank 1 exhaust camshaft sensor
Severity: Inspect soonNissan and Infiniti: the engine computer is not seeing the expected ignition primary signal back from the ignition coils
Severity: Inspect soonHyundai and Kia: the engine noise monitoring logic has detected piston ring or cylinder wall damage
Severity: StopKnock control system error
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft position sensor A circuit intermittent
Severity: Inspect soonIgnition coil C primary or secondary circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonIgnition coil D primary or secondary circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonCamshaft sensor B signal out of range or unreliable (bank 1)
Severity: Inspect soonIgnition coil E primary or secondary circuit fault (the coil for cylinder 5 on most engines)
Severity: Inspect soonIgnition coil F primary or secondary circuit fault (the coil for cylinder 6 on most engines)
Severity: Inspect soonKnock sensor 1 signal too high (bank 1)
Severity: MonitorEngine speed signal missing or unreliable at the engine computer
Severity: Inspect soonKnock sensor 2 circuit fault on bank 2 (the side of the engine away from cylinder 1)
Severity: MonitorCold start ignition timing performance: the engine is not reaching the expected spark timing during the cold-start warm-up
Severity: MonitorOil temperature sensor reporting a voltage that is too low
Severity: MonitorOil temperature sensor reporting a voltage that is too high
Severity: MonitorOil temperature sensor signal dropping in and out
Severity: MonitorThe computer has not finished learning the crankshaft position pattern, or the pattern it sees no longer matches what it stored
Severity: Severity not verifiedEngine speed sensor signal out of range or implausible
Severity: Inspect soonNo signal from the engine speed input (crankshaft or distributor) circuit
Severity: Inspect soonKnock sensor 1 on bank 1 is sending a signal that is too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedKnock sensor 1 circuit intermittent (bank 1 or single sensor)
Severity: Inspect soonFault in the knock sensor 2 circuit (bank 2)
Severity: Severity not verifiedKnock sensor 2 (bank 2) signal is outside the expected range or performance
Severity: MonitorKnock sensor 2 (bank 2) circuit has an intermittent fault
Severity: MonitorCrankshaft position sensor A circuit signal is too low
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft position sensor A circuit signal is too high
Severity: Inspect soonCamshaft position sensor signal reads too low (circuit low input)
Severity: Inspect soonThe bank 2 camshaft position sensor A signal is out of range or not behaving as expected
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer found a fault in the primary or secondary circuit of an ignition coil
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer found a fault in the primary or secondary circuit of ignition coil G (cylinder 7 by the usual reading)
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer found a fault in the primary or secondary circuit of ignition coil H (cylinder 8 by the usual reading)
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer found a fault in the primary or secondary circuit of ignition coil I (cylinder 9 by the usual reading)
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer found a fault in the primary or secondary circuit of ignition coil J (cylinder 10 by the usual reading)
Severity: Severity not verifiedProblem in the electrical circuit of ignition coil K, the coil for cylinder 11 on a V12 engine
Severity: Severity not verifiedProblem in the electrical circuit of ignition coil L, the coil for cylinder 12 on a V12 engine
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer is not getting the crankshaft timing reference signal it expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe crankshaft timing signal shows more pulses than the computer expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe crankshaft or camshaft timing signal shows fewer pulses than the computer expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer's high-resolution engine timing reference signal A shows intermittent or erratic pulses
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer's high-resolution engine timing reference signal A shows no pulses
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer's high-resolution engine timing reference signal B has a malfunction
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer's high-resolution engine timing reference signal B shows too many pulses
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer's high-resolution engine timing reference signal B shows too few pulses
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer sees erratic or dropping pulses on a second high-resolution engine position signal
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer gets no pulses on a second high-resolution engine position signal
Severity: Severity not verifiedCrankshaft position sensor B circuit malfunction
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft position sensor B signal out of range or not performing as expected
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft position sensor B signal too low
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft position sensor B signal too high
Severity: Inspect soonCrankshaft position sensor B signal drops in and out
Severity: Inspect soonThe bank 2 camshaft position sensor B circuit is malfunctioning
Severity: Severity not verifiedBank 2 exhaust camshaft position sensor signal drops in and out (intermittent circuit)
Severity: Inspect soonThe spark circuit of the first ignition coil is not producing the signal the computer expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedThese codes cover inputs and outputs the engine computer depends on but that are not part of a single emissions system: the vehicle speed sensor, idle speed control, the engine oil pressure sensor and the system voltage the computer runs on.
Idle speed higher than the computer is aiming for
Severity: MonitorEngine oil pressure sensor or switch range/performance
Severity: Inspect soonVehicle speed sensor signal missing or not believable
Severity: Inspect soonSystem voltage low
Severity: Inspect soonEngine oil pressure sensor or switch circuit malfunction
Severity: Inspect soonIdle speed off target just after a cold start
Severity: MonitorCrankcase ventilation (PCV) regulator valve not working as expected
Severity: MonitorEngine overspeed condition
Severity: Severity not verifiedIdle control system RPM lower than expected
Severity: MonitorCold start rough idle
Severity: Inspect soonIdle air control system malfunction
Severity: MonitorEngine oil pressure too low
Severity: StopBrake booster pressure sensor circuit range or performance
Severity: Inspect soonVehicle speed sensor signal intermittent (Ford, Lincoln)
Severity: Inspect soonThe two brake switch signals disagree
Severity: Severity not verifiedCrankcase pressure sensor signal out of range
Severity: Inspect soonEngine oil pressure sensor or switch circuit reading too high in voltage
Severity: Inspect soonAdaptive cruise control distance (radar) sensor signal or alignment fault
Severity: MonitorBrake switch A circuit fault, the switch that tells the computer and cruise control when the brake pedal is pressed
Severity: Inspect soonThe vehicle speed sensor signal is out of range or does not make sense
Severity: Inspect soonThe vehicle speed sensor signal is lower than the computer expects
Severity: Inspect soonThe computer is getting a vehicle speed signal that is erratic, drops out, or reads too high
Severity: Inspect soonThe closed throttle position switch is reporting a fault
Severity: MonitorEngine oil pressure sensor or switch circuit reading too low in voltage
Severity: Inspect soonCruise control master switch ON signal malfunction
Severity: Severity not verifiedCruise control master switch OFF signal malfunction
Severity: Severity not verifiedFault in the Resume signal from the cruise control selector switch
Severity: MonitorFault in the Set signal from the cruise control master switch
Severity: MonitorFault in the Coast signal from the cruise control selector switch
Severity: MonitorBrake switch A circuit signal reading too low, the switch that tells the computer and cruise control when the brake pedal is pressed
Severity: Inspect soonCruise control or brake switch A circuit reading high
Severity: Severity not verifiedCruise control multi-function switch inputs A and B do not agree
Severity: MonitorThe engine oil level signal says the oil is low
Severity: Inspect soonTurbocharged and direct-injection engines rely on boost pressure and high fuel pressure, and many engines recirculate some exhaust (EGR) to lower combustion temperatures.
Turbocharger or supercharger is producing less boost than the engine computer requested
Severity: Inspect soonFuel pressure in the rail or supply system is lower than the engine computer requested
Severity: Inspect soonExhaust gas recirculation (EGR) flow insufficient detected
Severity: MonitorFuel pressure regulator not holding the pressure the computer asks for
Severity: Inspect soonFuel rail pressure sensor reading does not make sense
Severity: Inspect soonFuel rail pressure higher than the engine computer wants
Severity: Inspect soonFuel rail pressure too low while the engine is cranking
Severity: Inspect soonFuel rail pressure sensor signal reads too low
Severity: Inspect soonTurbocharger or supercharger boost pressure is higher than the engine computer requested
Severity: Inspect soonThe EGR valve or its position sensor is not working within the expected range
Severity: MonitorFuel pressure regulator 1 cannot bring rail pressure up to target
Severity: Inspect soonTurbo boost control module performance fault
Severity: Inspect soonSecond boost sensor not reading as expected
Severity: Inspect soonEGR flow higher than the computer expects
Severity: MonitorEGR sensor circuit reading low
Severity: MonitorTurbo boost sensor reading does not make sense
Severity: Inspect soonEGR control circuit electrical fault
Severity: MonitorEGR position sensor signal too high
Severity: MonitorFuel rail pressure sensor circuit fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedOn Honda, the EGR valve does not lift enough; on Nissan, a fault in the EVAP vacuum cut valve bypass valve
Severity: Severity not verifiedTurbo boost control position sensor circuit fault
Severity: MonitorTurbo boost control position sensor signal reading too high
Severity: MonitorTurbo or supercharger bypass valve control circuit reads high
Severity: Inspect soonTurbo boost control position (vane or actuator) outside the range the computer has learned
Severity: Inspect soonTurbo or supercharger boost not matching the computer target (system A)
Severity: Inspect soonTurbocharger boost control circuit performance fault
Severity: Inspect soonA fault in the circuit of the turbocharger boost pressure sensor A
Severity: Severity not verifiedTurbo boost pressure sensor signal too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe turbocharger boost pressure sensor A is reporting a signal that is too high
Severity: Inspect soonTurbo boost (manifold pressure) sensor B signal is too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedTurbo boost (manifold pressure) sensor B signal is too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedTurbocharger wastegate solenoid or regulating valve A: circuit malfunction
Severity: Severity not verifiedTurbocharger wastegate solenoid or regulating valve A: range/performance
Severity: Severity not verifiedTurbocharger wastegate solenoid or regulating valve A: circuit low
Severity: Severity not verifiedWastegate solenoid A signal too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedWastegate solenoid B not working correctly
Severity: Severity not verifiedWastegate solenoid B outside expected performance
Severity: Severity not verifiedWastegate solenoid B signal too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedWastegate solenoid B signal too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedExhaust gas recirculation flow is not what the computer expects
Severity: MonitorEGR valve position sensor B signal reads too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedEGR valve position sensor B signal reads too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer sees a low voltage in the EGR valve control circuit
Severity: Severity not verifiedTurbocharger boost is slow to respond to what the computer commanded
Severity: Severity not verifiedTurbocharger boost control position sensor reading is out of range or does not make sense
Severity: Severity not verifiedAnti-lock brakes stop the wheels locking under hard braking, and the same control module usually runs traction control and electronic stability control, which brake single wheels and can cut engine power to keep the car pointed where the driver steers.
ABS pump motor control circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonABS power relay output circuit failure (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonABS left front outlet valve circuit fault (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonABS left front inlet valve circuit fault (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonABS outlet valve coil circuit failure, right front (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonABS inlet valve coil circuit failure, right front (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonABS control system malfunction seen by stability control (Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonABS left rear outlet valve circuit fault (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonABS right rear outlet valve circuit fault (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonBrake pedal stroke sensor fault (Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonHybrid brake booster or actuator fault (Toyota, Lexus) or vacuum pump control circuit (Chrysler, Jeep, Ram)
Severity: Inspect soonHybrid brake booster or actuator fault, internal brake fluid leak (Toyota, Lexus)
Severity: Inspect soonABS right rear inlet valve circuit fault (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonHybrid brake booster or actuator fault, internal brake fluid leak (Toyota, Lexus)
Severity: Inspect soonHybrid brake booster or actuator fault, internal brake fluid leak (Toyota, Lexus)
Severity: Inspect soonAnti-lock brake module internal fault (Ram, Dodge)
Severity: Inspect soonBrake control module has asked for the check engine light
Severity: Inspect soonSkid control ECU to engine computer communication malfunction (Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonTorque request signal denied, stored in the ABS module (Chrysler, Jeep, Ram)
Severity: Inspect soonLow or high power supply voltage to the skid control (ABS/VSC) ECU (Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonStability control inhibit warning, stored in the ABS module (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonBrake booster performance or signal fault (Dodge and Jeep)
Severity: Inspect soonRight front wheel speed sensor circuit (GM) or brake lamp switch (Honda)
Severity: Inspect soonSteering wheel position (angle) sensor signal fault
Severity: Inspect soonEngine computer reporting a fault that blocks traction control
Severity: Inspect soonRight rear wheel speed sensor input missing (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonBrake switch circuit fault (Hyundai)
Severity: Inspect soonRadar sensor blocked or obstructed (Nissan)
Severity: Inspect soonCan-Am Ryker yaw rate or steering angle sensor fault
Severity: Inspect soonStability system sees a sensor or motion fault (GM)
Severity: Inspect soonRight rear wheel speed sensor circuit or signal fault
Severity: Inspect soonGM chassis control module voltage fault
Severity: Inspect soonABS control unit not recognising an engine computer signal (Nissan and Infiniti)
Severity: Inspect soonToyota engine control communication fault reported by the skid control system
Severity: Inspect soonToyota skid control (ABS/VSC) fault, tied to the steering angle sensor input
Severity: Inspect soonABS wheel sensor output failure (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonPrimary brake pressure sensor signal (Hyundai) or rear wheel speed sensor (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonToyota active brake booster solenoid fault
Severity: Inspect soonRight front wheel brake pressure control fault (Ford and Mercury hybrids)
Severity: Inspect soonLeft front wheel speed sensor circuit fault (GM)
Severity: Severity not verifiedBrake pressure circuit fault (GM)
Severity: Severity not verifiedBrake switch circuit failure (Ford)
Severity: Severity not verifiedLeft rear wheel speed sensor circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonRight rear wheel speed sensor circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonABS computer does not trust the brake pedal switch signal
Severity: Inspect soonSideways (lateral) acceleration sensor signal faulty or not believable
Severity: Inspect soonLeft rear wheel speed sensor circuit fault (Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonABS computer reports a fault in its relay circuit
Severity: Inspect soonBrake pedal position sensor fault (GM)
Severity: Inspect soonStability computer flags a fault in a motion-sensing signal circuit
Severity: Inspect soonA chassis control module reports an internal fault
Severity: Inspect soonStop lamp switch circuit fault in the ABS system (Nissan)
Severity: Inspect soonLeft rear wheel speed sensor input missing (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonABS / skid control ECU malfunction (Toyota)
Severity: StopNot enough vacuum for the brake booster
Severity: Inspect soonExcessive wheel speed variation at one front wheel (GM)
Severity: Inspect soonTrailer brake control switch fault (Chevrolet, GMC)
Severity: Inspect soonRight rear wheel speed sensor circuit fault (GM)
Severity: Severity not verifiedLeft front wheel speed sensor signal is zero (Chevrolet)
Severity: Severity not verifiedOn Chevrolet and Buick, right front wheel speed sensor circuit open or shorted
Severity: Severity not verifiedBrake linear solenoid valve offset learning not done (Toyota)
Severity: Severity not verifiedLeft front wheel speed sensor circuit fault (Ford and Lincoln)
Severity: Severity not verifiedLeft rear wheel speed sensor circuit fault (GM)
Severity: Severity not verifiedBrake booster pressure sensor circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonBrake vacuum pump not performing as the computer expects
Severity: Inspect soonModern vehicles have many control modules (engine, transmission, ABS, airbags, body) that share information over a wired network, usually a two-wire CAN bus.
A module found its data network (bus A) switched off or not working
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the engine or powertrain computer
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the transmission computer
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the anti-lock brake (ABS) module
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the power steering control module
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the body control module
Severity: Inspect soonA module received invalid data from the engine or powertrain computer
Severity: Severity not verifiedA module received invalid data from the transmission computer
Severity: Inspect soonA module received invalid data from the anti-lock brake (ABS) module
Severity: Inspect soonManufacturer code: on Ford, Honda, Acura and Mazda, the module that stored it found a fault inside itself
Severity: Inspect soonA module reports a fault on the high-speed CAN bus itself, the main data network that links the engine, transmission, brake and steering computers
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the restraints (airbag) control module
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the instrument panel cluster
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with restraints system sensor A
Severity: Inspect soonA module received implausible data from the gear shift (shifter) module
Severity: Inspect soonA module received implausible data from the stability control (vehicle dynamics) module
Severity: Inspect soonA module received implausible data from the brake system (ABS) control module
Severity: Inspect soonA module received implausible data from the power steering control module
Severity: Inspect soonA module received implausible data from the body control module
Severity: Severity not verifiedManufacturer code: on Nissan and Infiniti a module saw an error on the CAN network; on older GM vehicles it is a Class 2 serial data fault
Severity: Inspect soonManufacturer code: on Ford, Lincoln, Mazda and Honda, the module that stored it saw its battery supply voltage outside the allowed range, usually too low
Severity: Inspect soonThe high-speed CAN bus is still working but with too many errors or a poor signal
Severity: Inspect soonA module lost communication with the electronic gear shift module, the computer behind the shifter
Severity: Inspect soonA module lost communication with gateway module A, which passes messages between the vehicle networks
Severity: Inspect soonA module lost communication with the hybrid or EV powertrain control module on the vehicle network
Severity: Inspect soonA module received invalid data from the battery energy control module, the computer that manages the high-voltage battery
Severity: Inspect soonManufacturer code: on Jeep and Dodge, U1110 means a module lost the vehicle speed message it expects over the vehicle network
Severity: Inspect soonManufacturer code: on Jeep and Dodge, U1120 means a module lost the wheel distance message it expects over the vehicle network
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the fuel pump control module
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the battery energy control module
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the body control module
Severity: Inspect soonLost communication with the HVAC control module
Severity: Severity not verifiedOn Chevrolet, U18A2 means the engine computer lost communication with the fuel pump driver control module
Severity: Inspect soonOn Ford, U2023 means a module received a fault status message from another module on the network
Severity: Inspect soonOn Ford and Lincoln, U2100 means a module reports that its initial configuration is not complete
Severity: Inspect soonOn the Chevrolet Volt, U2603 is the first of a block of codes set when the Battery Energy Control Module loses communication with the battery interface modules
Severity: Inspect soonOn the Chevrolet Volt, U2624 is part of the Battery Energy Control Module communication code block, stored with U2603-U2606 and P1E00
Severity: Inspect soonU0102 is a generic network code: a module lost communication with the transfer case control module on a four-wheel or all-wheel-drive vehicle
Severity: Inspect soonU0122 is a generic network code: a module lost communication with the vehicle dynamics control module, which runs stability control and often shares the ABS hardware
Severity: Inspect soonU0129 is a generic network code: a module on the vehicle network lost communication with the brake control module (ABS or stability module), usually stored by the engine, body or instrument computer
Severity: Inspect soonU0428 is a generic network code: a module received invalid data from the steering angle sensor or steering angle control module, which stability control and power steering rely on
Severity: Inspect soonOn Ford hybrids such as the Maverick Hybrid, U1010 is a manufacturer network code reported by dealers as invalid internal control module monitoring data received from the hybrid powertrain control module
Severity: Inspect soonOn Ford vehicles of the early 2000s, U1262 is a network code meaning the SCP communication bus (the standard corporate protocol data link between modules) has a fault, often stored in the instrument cluster
Severity: Inspect soonOn Chevrolet and other GM vehicles with the GMLAN network, U2105 is a network code meaning another module lost communication with the engine control module
Severity: Inspect soonOn Honda and Acura vehicles, U3006 is a network code set when a control module sees a power supply problem on its input power circuit (low voltage or an open circuit), with the suffix such as -13 or -16 showing which
Severity: Inspect soonA module on the network stopped hearing the cruise control module
Severity: Severity not verifiedA module on the network stopped hearing the steering column control module
Severity: Inspect soonA module received invalid data from the instrument panel control module
Severity: Severity not verifiedOn Chrysler vehicles, U1504 is a network code for an implausible message length from the steering angle sensor
Severity: Inspect soonOn Chevrolet and other GM vehicles with the GMLAN network, U2107 means the engine control module lost communication with the body control system
Severity: Inspect soonA module on the network stopped hearing the steering angle sensor
Severity: Inspect soonA module on the network stopped hearing the parking assist control module
Severity: Severity not verifiedA module on the network stopped hearing the first (upstream) NOx sensor module
Severity: Inspect soonA module on the network stopped hearing the second (downstream) NOx sensor module
Severity: Inspect soonA module received data from the restraints (airbag) control module that did not make sense
Severity: Inspect soonOn Nissan vehicles, U1001 is a CAN network communication code, stored when control units cannot communicate over the CAN lines
Severity: Inspect soonOn Hyundai hybrids, U1004 is a CAN communication code for the hybrid control network, typically stored with U0293 lost communication with the hybrid powertrain control module
Severity: Inspect soonOn Chrysler, Jeep and Ram vehicles, U1267 means the electronic shift module is sending no valid data on the CAN network
Severity: Inspect soonOn Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram vehicles, U1424 means a module received an implausible engine torque signal
Severity: Inspect soonOn GM trucks and SUVs, U160F means lost communication with brake system control module 1 on CAN bus 1
Severity: Inspect soonOn Chrysler vehicles, U1403 means the fuel level signal received over the network is implausible
Severity: Severity not verifiedOn Jeep, U1428 is set when the transmission control module receives an engine torque value from the engine computer that it judges inaccurate or stuck
Severity: Inspect soonOn Dodge and Chrysler, the engine computer stopped receiving messages from the transmission computer on the vehicle data bus
Severity: Severity not verifiedVehicle communication network bus A performance fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedLost communication with the turbocharger/supercharger control module
Severity: Severity not verifiedLost communication with the radio
Severity: Severity not verifiedLost communication with door control module A
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe supplemental restraint system fires the airbags and seat-belt pretensioners in a crash.
Airbag firing circuit fault, usually the driver-side seat airbag (varies by maker)
Severity: Inspect soonPassenger presence (seat occupant sensing) system fault
Severity: Inspect soonOccupant classification sensor or control unit fault
Severity: Inspect soonSide airbag firing circuit open (Toyota, Lexus)
Severity: Inspect soonPassenger seat occupant sensor mat malfunction (Nissan)
Severity: Inspect soonControl module internal fault (Ford, Lincoln)
Severity: Inspect soonFront passenger seat occupant sensor mat fault (Kia)
Severity: Inspect soonDriver front airbag first-stage firing circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonDriver seat side airbag deployment loop fault
Severity: Inspect soonPassenger presence sensor circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonDriver airbag (first stage) circuit resistance too high (Kia, Hyundai)
Severity: Inspect soonDriver side airbag circuit resistance too high (Suzuki, Kia)
Severity: Inspect soonPassenger side airbag circuit resistance too high (Suzuki, Hyundai, Kia)
Severity: Inspect soonSecond-row inflatable seat belt deployment circuit fault (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonSecond-row inflatable seat belt deployment circuit fault (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonOccupant detection/classification system malfunction (Subaru, Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonOccupant detection system sensor mat abnormal (Subaru)
Severity: Inspect soonBodySense passenger occupant mat defect (Kia)
Severity: Inspect soonDriver airbag (D squib) circuit open (Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonDriver airbag squib 1 circuit open (Jeep)
Severity: Inspect soonFront seat belt pretensioner circuit fault (varies by maker)
Severity: Inspect soonRight side airbag firing circuit open or high resistance (Honda, Chrysler, Ram)
Severity: Inspect soonPassenger presence system (seat occupant sensing) circuit fault (GM)
Severity: Inspect soonSide airbag firing circuit open (Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonPassenger seat occupant sensing fault, occupancy mat or module (Suzuki)
Severity: Inspect soonDriver airbag circuit resistance too high, second stage (Hyundai, Kia)
Severity: Inspect soonFront seat belt buckle (pretensioner) circuit resistance too high (Hyundai)
Severity: Inspect soonDriver side knee airbag circuit open (Lexus)
Severity: Inspect soonGM frontal airbag deployment loop fault
Severity: Inspect soonNissan driver airbag module circuit open
Severity: Inspect soonNissan driver airbag circuit open
Severity: Inspect soonSuzuki passenger seat occupant sensing fault
Severity: Inspect soonHyundai occupant classification system fault
Severity: Inspect soonHyundai airbag control module internal fault
Severity: Inspect soonJeep driver airbag squib 2 circuit open
Severity: Inspect soonFault in the passenger-side front airbag firing circuit (resistance low)
Severity: Inspect soonRight side airbag module circuit fault (Nissan and Infiniti)
Severity: Inspect soonFront left side airbag module circuit open (Nissan and Infiniti)
Severity: Inspect soonAirbag deployment loop open, left front (driver-side) side airbag circuit (Chevrolet)
Severity: Inspect soonOccupant sensor control unit fault in the passenger seat (Nissan)
Severity: Inspect soonOpen side airbag (squib) circuit, driver seat side (Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonPassenger seat belt pretensioner circuit open or high resistance (Ford and Mazda)
Severity: Inspect soonLeft side seat thorax airbag squib 1 circuit open (Dodge)
Severity: Inspect soonOccupant classification system fault, front passenger seat (Mercury)
Severity: Inspect soonSeat belt pretensioner circuit fault (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonAirbag computer logged a deployment command (Chevrolet and GMC)
Severity: Inspect soonGM left front side impact sensor circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonBelt tension sensor defect in the passenger occupant detection system (Hyundai and Kia)
Severity: Inspect soonPassenger seat belt buckle switch circuit open or shorted to battery voltage (Hyundai and Kia)
Severity: Inspect soonDriver steering wheel air bag, stage 2 firing circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonDriver seat belt pretensioner firing circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer (ECM or PCM) runs fuel, spark and emissions control and also checks itself: its memory, its processor, its programming and the regulated voltage it supplies to sensors.
A control module found a fault in its own processor or programming
Severity: Inspect soonA control module failed one of its internal performance checks
Severity: Inspect soonEngine computer’s internal torque calculation check failed
Severity: Inspect soonOil pump pressure control not responding, as if stuck off
Severity: Inspect soonControl module internal memory checksum error
Severity: Inspect soonEngine computer internal fault: torque monitoring performance
Severity: Inspect soonECM/PCM power relay control circuit open
Severity: Inspect soonOil pressure control solenoid circuit open or high resistance
Severity: Inspect soonEngine stall history (Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonRough idling (Toyota)
Severity: Inspect soonCamshaft position signal output circuit voltage low
Severity: Inspect soonEngine computer lost communication with another module
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer failed its own read-only memory check
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer's monitoring processor reports a performance fault
Severity: Inspect soonEngine computer power relay switched off too early
Severity: Inspect soonEngine oil pressure control circuit stuck on
Severity: Inspect soonEngine and transmission computers disagree on the torque signal
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe 5-volt reference supply (circuit B) that powers a group of sensors is out of range
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer internal engine-off timer is not performing as expected
Severity: MonitorEngine computer reports a fault in its own engine speed check
Severity: MonitorEngine computer power relay sense circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonEngine computer reports a fault in its non-volatile memory
Severity: MonitorInternal memory (RAM) fault inside the engine or powertrain control module
Severity: Inspect soonThe 5-volt reference supply (circuit A) that powers several engine sensors is out of range
Severity: Inspect soonActuator supply voltage circuit open or out of range: the module that powers the engine and throttle actuators sees a problem with their supply
Severity: Inspect soonBody control module asked for the check engine light to be turned on
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine is producing less torque than the computer expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedControl module programming error
Severity: Inspect soonControl module keep alive memory error
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer found a fault in the speed signal it sends out to other systems
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer cannot pass its vehicle speed signal (output B) to other modules
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine or vehicle computer found a problem with its own main processor
Severity: Inspect soonA control module found an error in its own stored memory (EEPROM)
Severity: Inspect soonThe sensor reference voltage A circuit reads too high
Severity: Inspect soonCheck engine light circuit fault: the engine computer sees a problem in the circuit that switches the malfunction indicator lamp
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer sees too much voltage on its sensor reference supply B
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer found a fault in the circuit that drives the engine-hot warning lamp
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer found a fault in the fuel level output circuit that feeds the fuel gauge signal
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer's power supply is dropping out on and off
Severity: Inspect soonOn most modern cars the accelerator pedal is not connected to the throttle by a cable.
The engine computer sees a problem in the throttle actuator motor circuit or the motor's response, so actual throttle position doesn't match what was commanded
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has forced the engine to idle as a fail-safe because of a throttle control fault
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has limited engine power as a fail-safe because of a throttle control fault
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer commanded the electronic throttle to close further but saw it stay more open than expected
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer commanded the electronic throttle to open but saw it stay more closed than expected
Severity: Inspect soonThe electronic throttle body's actual position doesn't match the position the engine computer expects
Severity: Inspect soonThe signal from accelerator pedal position sensor D (usually the first pedal sensor) is lower than its normal range
Severity: Inspect soonTwo throttle or pedal position sensor signals (A and B) that should agree with each other don't
Severity: Inspect soonTwo accelerator pedal position sensor signals (D and E) that should agree with each other don't
Severity: Inspect soonThe throttle position sensor A signal doesn't agree with what the engine computer expects, even though the voltage is within range
Severity: Inspect soonThe throttle position sensor A signal voltage is below its normal range
Severity: Inspect soonThe throttle position sensor A signal voltage is above its normal range
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has deliberately limited engine speed because of a fault it found in the electronic throttle system
Severity: Inspect soonThe signal from the second accelerator pedal position sensor (sensor E) is below its normal range
Severity: Inspect soonThe airflow measured by the MAF or MAP sensor doesn't match the airflow the computer expects for the current throttle opening
Severity: Inspect soonThe second throttle (or pedal) position sensor signal is reading lower than its circuit should ever allow, so the computer treats it as an open or shorted circuit
Severity: Inspect soonThe electronic throttle is not reaching the position the engine computer asked for, so the throttle actuator control on bank 1 is out of its expected range
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has seen a sudden jump in airflow that the throttle position can't account for, which usually means air is leaking in somewhere
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has seen more airflow into the engine that the throttle position can't account for, which usually means air is leaking in somewhere
Severity: Inspect soonOn Kia, the electronic throttle is in a power-management (limited power) fault
Severity: Inspect soonThrottle motor drawing the wrong amount of current
Severity: Inspect soonAccelerator pedal or throttle sensor E signal reading too high
Severity: Inspect soonThrottle closed position has not been learned
Severity: Inspect soonThrottle actuator control (TAC) module fault (GM)
Severity: Inspect soonThe throttle actuator control module has reported an internal processor fault
Severity: Inspect soonThe accelerator pedal or throttle position sensor "D" signal does not make sense compared with the other throttle signals
Severity: Inspect soonThrottle or pedal position sensor A signal outside its normal range
Severity: Inspect soonThrottle or pedal position sensor B signal outside its normal range
Severity: Inspect soonOn Chevrolet, the accelerator pedal position sensors are faulty or disagree
Severity: Inspect soonThrottle or pedal position sensor A signal dropping out intermittently
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer sees a signal from throttle or pedal position sensor B that does not make sense
Severity: Inspect soonThrottle or accelerator pedal position sensor B sends a signal that is too high
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer sees a signal from throttle or pedal position sensor B that does not make sense, on and off
Severity: Inspect soonThe computer sees a signal from the third throttle or pedal position sensor (C) that does not make sense for the conditions, so it flags a circuit fault.
Severity: Inspect soonThe signal from the third throttle or pedal position sensor (C) is in range but does not match what the engine is doing.
Severity: Inspect soonThe signal from the third throttle or pedal position sensor (C) is lower than the circuit should ever produce.
Severity: Inspect soonThe signal from the third throttle or pedal position sensor (C) is higher than the circuit should ever produce.
Severity: Inspect soonThe signal from the third throttle or pedal position sensor (C) drops out or jumps now and then rather than staying wrong.
Severity: Inspect soonThe computer has detected an open circuit in the control wiring of the throttle motor
Severity: Inspect soonThe computer sees a high voltage condition in the circuit that drives the throttle motor
Severity: Inspect soonThe throttle actuator control module reports that its performance is not what the engine computer expects
Severity: Inspect soonBrake pedal and accelerator pedal signals disagree with each other
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe fuel pump in the tank supplies fuel, often through a separate pump control module, and the injectors spray it into the engine on command from the engine computer.
The fuel level sensor signal is higher than its normal range
Severity: MonitorOn GM vehicles, the fuel pump power control module reports that the fuel pump speed signal is incorrect
Severity: Inspect soonPressure in the low-pressure fuel system (lift pump side) is too low
Severity: Inspect soonThe fuel level sensor signal is lower than its normal range
Severity: MonitorThe fuel level sensor signal changes erratically or drops out in a way a real fuel level can't
Severity: MonitorFuel pump A control circuit open
Severity: Inspect soonFuel pump control module requested MIL illumination
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has found that fuel pump A isn't delivering the flow or pressure it is being commanded to deliver
Severity: Inspect soonFuel pressure sensor B not reading plausibly
Severity: Inspect soonFuel pump control circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonFuel rail pressure higher than commanded
Severity: Inspect soonFuel volume regulator circuit out of range or not performing
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel pressure regulator control circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonSecond fuel pressure sensor signal too low
Severity: Inspect soonFuel rail pressure sensor signal too high
Severity: Inspect soonFuel level sensor circuit fault
Severity: MonitorFuel level signal not changing as expected
Severity: MonitorFuel pressure regulator 2 not performing as expected
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has detected an electrical fault in the cylinder 1 fuel injector circuit
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has detected an electrical fault in the cylinder 3 fuel injector circuit
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has detected an open or faulty control circuit for the fuel pump module
Severity: Inspect soonFuel shutoff valve A control circuit reading high
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 4 fuel injector circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonCylinder 7 fuel injector circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonOn Toyota and Lexus hybrids, fuel rail pressure sensor B reads out of range
Severity: Severity not verifiedOn Chevrolet, the fuel pump enable circuit voltage is not performing as expected
Severity: Inspect soonFuel pressure regulator control circuit reading low (direct-injection fuel pump)
Severity: Inspect soonFuel pump relay control circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonInjector control pressure sensor circuit reading low (diesel)
Severity: Inspect soonClosed-loop fuel pressure control has run out of range with pressure too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel injector circuit fault on cylinder 2
Severity: Inspect soonFuel composition sensor circuit fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel composition sensor signal is lower than the computer expects
Severity: MonitorFuel composition sensor signal is higher than the computer expects
Severity: MonitorFuel temperature sensor A circuit has a fault the computer can detect
Severity: MonitorFuel temperature sensor A signal is out of the range the computer expects
Severity: MonitorFuel temperature sensor A signal is lower than the computer expects
Severity: MonitorThe engine computer sees a signal from fuel temperature sensor A that is higher than its limit, which reads as fuel colder than is realistic.
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer sees the fuel temperature sensor A signal jump or drop out in a way real fuel temperature cannot.
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer found a fault in the circuit of fuel temperature sensor B, fitted on engines that have two fuel temperature sensors.
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer sees fuel temperature sensor B giving a reading outside the normal range or not behaving as expected.
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel temperature sensor B reports a voltage below the normal limit
Severity: MonitorThe fuel temperature sensor B signal is higher in voltage than the computer expects, which it reads as unusually cold fuel
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe fuel temperature sensor B circuit gives an on-and-off signal
Severity: MonitorFuel rail pressure sensor signal dropping out intermittently
Severity: Severity not verifiedFault in an injector circuit, cylinder not identified
Severity: Inspect soonFault in the electrical circuit for the fuel injector on cylinder 5
Severity: Inspect soonCylinder 6 fuel injector circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer found an electrical fault in the control circuit of fuel injector 8
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer found an electrical fault in the control circuit of fuel injector 9
Severity: Inspect soonFuel injector circuit fault on cylinder 10
Severity: Inspect soonA fault in the control circuit for the fuel injector on cylinder 11
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer sees a fault in the fuel injector circuit for cylinder 12
Severity: Inspect soonCold start injector 1 circuit fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer found a fault in the second cold start injector circuit
Severity: Inspect soonFuel injection timing control circuit fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedLow voltage in the secondary circuit that powers the fuel pump
Severity: Inspect soonInjection pump fuel metering control A malfunction (cam/rotor/injector), diesel
Severity: Severity not verifiedInjection pump fuel metering control A low (cam/rotor/injector), diesel
Severity: Severity not verifiedInjection pump fuel metering control A high (cam/rotor/injector), diesel
Severity: Severity not verifiedInjection pump fuel metering control A intermittent (cam/rotor/injector), diesel
Severity: Severity not verifiedDiesel injection pump fuel metering control B malfunction (cam, rotor or injector)
Severity: Severity not verifiedDiesel injection pump fuel metering control B low (cam, rotor or injector)
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 1 fuel injector circuit reads high voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 1 is not contributing as much power as the other cylinders
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 2 fuel injector circuit reads low voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 2 fuel injector circuit reads high voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 2 is not contributing as much power as the other cylinders
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 3 fuel injector circuit reads low voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 3 fuel injector circuit reads high voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 3 is not contributing as much power as the other cylinders
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 4 fuel injector circuit reads low voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 4 fuel injector circuit reads high voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 4 is contributing less power than the others
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 5 fuel injector circuit reads low voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 5 fuel injector circuit reads high voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 5 is contributing less power than the others
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 6 fuel injector circuit reads low voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 6 fuel injector circuit reads high voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 6 is not contributing equally to engine power
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 7 fuel injector circuit reads low voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 7 fuel injector circuit reads high voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 7 is not contributing as much power as the other cylinders
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 8 fuel injector circuit reads low voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 8 is not contributing as much power as the other cylinders
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 9 is not contributing as much power as the other cylinders
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel injector 10 circuit reads low
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel injector 10 circuit reads high
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 10 is not contributing as much power as the others
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel injector 11 circuit reads low
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel injector 11 circuit reads high
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 11 is not contributing as much power as the other cylinders
Severity: Severity not verifiedCylinder 12 is not contributing as much power as the other cylinders
Severity: Severity not verifiedProblem in the fuel pump control circuit, range or performance
Severity: Inspect soonThe fuel pump control module reports a fault
Severity: Inspect soonOn Ford vehicles, the engine computer cannot communicate with the fuel pump driver module, so the module is reported off line
Severity: Inspect soonSecond fuel level sensor signal too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe second (B) fuel level sensor circuit is reading higher than it should, so the fuel gauge may be wrong
Severity: Inspect soonFuel pressure feeding the injectors is too low while the engine cranks
Severity: Severity not verifiedA second fuel pump (pump B) is not delivering enough fuel
Severity: Inspect soonFuel injector circuit for cylinder 9 reads low voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedFuel injector circuit for cylinder 12 reads low voltage
Severity: Severity not verifiedHybrids and electric vehicles add a high-voltage traction battery, an inverter that turns its direct current into alternating current for the drive motor, the motor-generators themselves and a DC/DC converter that charges the ordinary 12-volt system.
Hybrid drive motor A position sensor signal cutting in and out
Severity: Inspect soonDigital crash input fault stored in the hybrid control processor (Jeep 4xe)
Severity: Inspect soonThe inverter that powers hybrid drive motor A is not performing as expected
Severity: Inspect soonThe hybrid computer has detected high voltage leaking to the vehicle body
Severity: Inspect soonThe heater that warms the hybrid battery's coolant is not doing what the hybrid computer commands
Severity: Inspect soonChevrolet Volt: a hybrid control module has stored its own fault codes and is asking the engine computer to turn on the check engine light
Severity: Inspect soonThe hybrid system has detected a performance fault in the DC/DC converter inside the inverter assembly
Severity: Inspect soonHybrid inverter cooling system performance problem
Severity: Severity not verifiedHigh-voltage interlock circuit fault: the hybrid system has lost its safety loop
Severity: Inspect soonDrive motor A rotor position sensor circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonHybrid battery pack flagged for replacement
Severity: Inspect soonHybrid control module asked the engine computer to turn on the check engine light
Severity: Inspect soonOn Hyundai and Kia electric cars, a fault in the integrated charging control unit (ICCU), which supplies power to the 12-volt system
Severity: StopStarter/generator control fault (on Ford hybrids, the belt-integrated starter generator)
Severity: MonitorOn Ford hybrids, the hybrid powertrain controller disabled the engine (Stop Safely Now message)
Severity: StopDual battery control module performance (Chevrolet Malibu eAssist)
Severity: Severity not verifiedPoor engine power on Toyota and Lexus hybrids
Severity: Inspect soonThe computer sees an open circuit on the status line from the DC/DC converter
Severity: Inspect soonA hybrid inverter on the generator or alternator side reached its temperature limit
Severity: Inspect soonThe generator inverter is not performing as expected, or its fail signal looks wrong
Severity: Inspect soonThe hybrid battery pack is worn or one of its modules has deteriorated
Severity: Inspect soonA fault in the hybrid battery precharge contactor circuit; Honda lists it as a bypass contactor fault
Severity: Inspect soonOn Honda hybrids, a short circuit in the motor power inverter module
Severity: Inspect soonOn Toyota hybrids, the engine did not start when the hybrid system asked it to
Severity: Inspect soonOn Honda and Acura hybrids, motor power inverter module output circuit malfunction; on Toyota, secondary air injection control valve circuit, bank 1
Severity: Inspect soonThe hybrid computer commanded the gasoline engine to start and the engine did not start
Severity: Inspect soonThe battery energy control module, the computer that manages the high-voltage battery, has set an internal fault
Severity: Inspect soonThe control module sees the position sensor for drive motor A reading out of range or not matching the motor
Severity: Inspect soonThe motor control electronics in a hybrid or EV, the inverter or power electronics, have passed their temperature limit
Severity: Inspect soonThe hybrid or EV battery computer sees the positive high-voltage contactor still closed when it should be open
Severity: Inspect soonThe hybrid or EV battery computer sees the positive high-voltage contactor stuck open, so the battery cannot power the car
Severity: Inspect soonThe hybrid or EV battery computer sees the voltage of the high-voltage battery jump around when it should be steady
Severity: Inspect soonHigh-voltage battery path fault
Severity: Inspect soonHigh-voltage battery precharging fault
Severity: Inspect soonOn Ram 1500 eTorque trucks, the hybrid system saw the engine turn slower than its target when stop-start tried to restart it
Severity: Inspect soonRestart inhibition fault on Nissan electric vehicles
Severity: Inspect soonMost new vehicles use electric power steering: an electric motor on the column or rack adds force based on a torque sensor that measures how hard the driver turns the wheel.
Steering shaft torque sensor fault (Ford, Mazda)
Severity: Inspect soonElectric power steering torque sensor fault (GM)
Severity: Inspect soonElectric power steering module internal fault (Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram)
Severity: Inspect soonSteering wheel angle sensor circuit failure (Ford, Lincoln)
Severity: Inspect soonSteering angle sensor signal invalid or not calibrated (Ford, Lincoln)
Severity: Inspect soonPower steering motor rotation angle sensor fault, steering gear internal failure (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonManufacturer code: on Ford, U2011 is stored in the power steering control module and points to an internal electronic fault in the steering assist motor
Severity: Inspect soonSteering angle sensor signal invalid or not calibrated
Severity: Inspect soonChassis system disabled because another module reported a problem
Severity: Severity not verifiedA control module reports an internal hardware fault
Severity: Inspect soonSteering wheel position sensor signal fault (GM)
Severity: Inspect soonPower steering control module fault with loss of assist (Ford)
Severity: Inspect soonSteering angle sensor signal error (Hyundai)
Severity: Severity not verifiedSteering angle sensor signal error (Hyundai)
Severity: Severity not verifiedSteering angle sensor internal fault (Jeep, Chrysler)
Severity: Inspect soonSteering torque sensor main signal fault (Hyundai)
Severity: Severity not verifiedSteering angle sensor fault (GM)
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer is not getting a usable signal from the power steering pressure sensor or switch.
Severity: Inspect soonThe power steering pressure signal is outside the range the computer expects.
Severity: Inspect soonThe power steering pressure sensor signal is lower than the computer expects.
Severity: Inspect soonThe power steering pressure sensor signal is higher than the computer expects.
Severity: Inspect soonThe power steering pressure sensor signal drops out or comes and goes.
Severity: Inspect soonBody electrical covers the modules and circuits outside the engine and chassis: the body control module, keys and the immobilizer, exterior and interior lighting, door locks, the instrument cluster and the power feeds to these modules.
Passlock / theft-deterrent security sensor fault (GM)
Severity: Inspect soonEngine start/stop switch failure (Honda, Acura)
Severity: Inspect soonControl module power circuit fault (GM)
Severity: Inspect soonImmobilizer key not recognized (incorrect immobilizer key)
Severity: Severity not verifiedRight low beam headlamp control circuit fault (Jeep)
Severity: Severity not verifiedControl module internal hardware fault (Chevrolet and GMC; module varies)
Severity: Severity not verifiedOutside (ambient) air temperature sensor circuit fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedOutside (ambient) air temperature sensor circuit signal too high
Severity: MonitorOn Chevrolet, GMC and Buick, the engine computer is not receiving the fuel-enable message from the theft-deterrent system
Severity: Severity not verifiedModern diesels clean their exhaust with a particulate filter (DPF) that traps soot and burns it off, and a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system that sprays diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) to cut nitrogen oxides.
Exhaust pressure sensor reading not making sense
Severity: MonitorDiesel exhaust fluid heater not performing as expected
Severity: Severity not verifiedDiesel NOx catalyst not removing enough NOx
Severity: Inspect soonDiesel particulate filter not trapping soot well enough (bank 1)
Severity: MonitorDiesel exhaust fluid heater circuit open
Severity: Inspect soonDiesel particulate filter cleaning cycles happen too often
Severity: MonitorDEF level sensor reading not plausible
Severity: Inspect soonDiesel intake air heater system performance fault
Severity: Inspect soonDiesel exhaust fluid tank temperature sensor reading too low (circuit low)
Severity: Severity not verifiedDiesel exhaust fluid quality or dosing performance is below what the computer expects
Severity: Inspect soonDiesel NOx catalyst (SCR) efficiency below threshold on bank 1, catalyst 2
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer found a fault in glow plug circuit A on a diesel engine
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer found a fault in the glow plug warning lamp circuit on a diesel engine
Severity: Severity not verifiedExhaust pressure sensor signal reading too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedExhaust pressure sensor signal reading too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedExhaust pressure sensor signal dropping in and out
Severity: Severity not verifiedDiesel exhaust fluid level in the tank is too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedDiesel exhaust fluid tank temperature sensor signal out of range or not plausible
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe engine computer found an open circuit in the third (C) heater control circuit for the diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) system
Severity: Inspect soonFault in the circuit of the bank 1 NOx sensor, the sensor that measures nitrogen oxides in the exhaust
Severity: Severity not verifiedSoot has built up in the diesel particulate filter beyond the limit the computer allows
Severity: Inspect soonA secondary air system uses an electric air pump to blow fresh air into the exhaust for the first minute or two after a cold start, which helps the catalytic converter warm up quickly and burn off extra fuel.
Secondary air switching valve stuck open (bank 1)
Severity: MonitorSecondary air switching valve stuck open (bank 2)
Severity: MonitorSecondary air injection flow not as expected
Severity: MonitorSecondary air pump relay A circuit fault
Severity: Inspect soonSecondary air switching valve stuck closed (bank 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedSecondary air injection system fault
Severity: MonitorSecondary air pump not running when commanded (bank 1)
Severity: MonitorSecondary air pressure sensor signal too low (bank 1)
Severity: MonitorSecondary air injection system is not moving enough air (bank 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedOn Toyota, secondary air switching valve No. 2 stuck closed (bank 2)
Severity: Severity not verifiedSecondary air injection pump stuck on (bank 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedSecondary air switching valve No. 2 stuck open (Toyota, Lexus)
Severity: MonitorSecondary air system pressure or flow sensor reading out of range (bank 1)
Severity: Inspect soonSecondary air system pressure or flow sensor circuit reading too high (bank 1)
Severity: Inspect soonOn Toyota, secondary air injection switching valve No. 2 stuck closed (bank 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedSecondary air injection switching valve stuck closed, bank 2
Severity: Severity not verifiedSome engines change the shape of their intake while running.
The engine computer has found that the intake manifold runner control on bank 1 is stuck open or not closing when commanded
Severity: Inspect soonThe engine computer has found that the intake manifold runner or variable intake valve on bank 1 isn't moving or performing as commanded
Severity: Inspect soonThe sensor that reports the position of the intake manifold runner flaps on bank 1 is giving a reading that doesn't match where the flaps should be
Severity: MonitorIntake runner flaps stuck open on bank 1
Severity: Severity not verifiedShort runner valve control or performance fault (Chrysler and Dodge)
Severity: Severity not verifiedIntake manifold runner position sensor signal too high (bank 1)
Severity: Inspect soonIntake runner control stuck closed (bank 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedIntake runner control stuck closed (bank 2)
Severity: Severity not verifiedIntake manifold runner position sensor or switch signal too low (bank 1)
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe position sensor on the intake manifold air control (tuning) valve is giving a reading outside the expected range
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe alternator (generator) keeps the battery charged and powers the car while the engine runs, and on most newer cars the engine computer controls its output.
Engine computer’s two ignition voltage feeds disagree (GM)
Severity: Inspect soonStartability malfunction (Toyota and Subaru)
Severity: Inspect soonIgnition switch run/start signal reading high
Severity: MonitorThe computer sees system voltage outside the range it expects
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer sees system voltage that is not steady
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe computer sees system voltage that is too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedProblem in the starter relay circuit
Severity: Inspect soonGenerator (alternator) control circuit fault: the engine computer sees a problem in the circuit that controls how much the alternator charges
Severity: Inspect soonAlternator field control circuit fault: the engine computer sees a bad signal on the wire that tells the alternator how hard to charge
Severity: Inspect soonVoltage on the ignition switch run/start circuit read by the computer is too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedGenerator (alternator) warning lamp control circuit is faulty
Severity: Inspect soonFour-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive systems send engine power to both axles through a transfer case, a power transfer unit or an electronically controlled coupling.
All-wheel-drive power transfer unit actuator blocked or not moving (FCA)
Severity: Severity not verifiedMitsubishi active center differential pump or relay fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedFinal drive control module fault that disables 4WD shifting (Jeep)
Severity: MonitorTransfer case clutch over temperature (Jeep)
Severity: Severity not verifiedPower transfer unit fork position fault stored by the Jeep 4WD/AWD controller
Severity: Severity not verifiedFront axle disconnect actuator fault (Ford AWD)
Severity: Severity not verifiedAWD module actuator fault, front axle disconnect or transfer case actuator (Ford and Lincoln)
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe A/C system uses a compressor to circulate refrigerant, which absorbs heat from the cabin and releases it outside.
The A/C refrigerant pressure sensor circuit has an electrical fault
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe A/C refrigerant pressure sensor signal is outside the expected range or performance
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe A/C refrigerant pressure sensor is sending a signal that is too low
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe A/C refrigerant pressure sensor is sending a signal that is too high
Severity: Severity not verifiedThe A/C system has lost refrigerant
Severity: Severity not verified