U3003 on Mazda
Manufacturer 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 soon
Ford stores U3003 in the ABS and power steering modules with brake warnings and heavy steering, and Honda in the brake booster, so get the battery and charging system checked soon.
It gets more serious if:
- Stop: Stop in a safe place if steering assist is lost, the brake pedal goes hard or sinks, or the car shows a Check Brake System or Do not drive message.
This page covers only what differs on Mazda. For what U3003 means, the ranked causes and the test order, see the U3003 guide.
What's different on Mazda
MazdaYour car
2016–2021 · CX-9
Supported by vehicle dataMazda 1104M and MT-003-20: power liftgate inoperative with U3003:16 or :17 from battery voltage (also CX-5). Whether they are still current is not verified.
MT-003-20Status unverified
Power liftgate inoperative with U3003:16 or :17
2016–2021cx-5, cx-9 · issued · NHTSA 10179154
Caused by low or high battery voltage.
We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.
1104MStatus unverified
Power liftgate inoperative with U3003:16
2016cx-9 · issued · NHTSA 10092344
May be caused by low battery voltage.
We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.
Sources and review
- Mazda 1104M: power liftgate inoperative with U3003:16 (2016 CX-9)
- Mazda MT-003-20: power liftgate inoperative with U3003:16 or U3003:17 (2016-2021 CX-5, CX-9)
- Ford SSM 52062: Check Brake System message with U3003:16 in the ABS module (2023 F-150)
- Ford SSM 49662: heavy steering with U3003:68 after auto start-stop (2018 F-150)
- Ford SSM 47792: lack of power steering assist with U3003 and U2011 (2019 Transit Connect)
- NHTSA complaint 11766302: 2019 Honda CR-V brake warnings with U3003-16
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