NOTE: If a control module or component is suspected and the vehicle continues to be covered by the manufacturer's warranty, refer to the warranty manual before installing a new module/component (subsection B1.2), or determine if there is any previously approved special program in operation.
NOTE: Universal Scan Tools cannot read the listed codes or can only read 5-digit codes. Match the 5 digits from the scan tool with the first 5 digits of the listed 7 digit code to identify the problem (the last 2 digits give additional information read by the diagnostic system approved by the manufacturer).
NOTE: Always use a digital multimeter when performing voltage or resistance tests (DMM) accurate to three decimal places and with a modern calibration certificate. When checking resistance, be sure to consider the resistance of the DMM wires.
NOTE: Before starting diagnostic programs using Pinpoint tests, check and correct basic problems.
NOTE: If DTCs are logged and there is no problem after performing Pinpoint tests, an intermittent problem may be the cause. Be sure to check for loose connections and corroded contacts.
DTC | Description | Possible reason | Action |
B102E09 | Air quality sensor - general fault information - element fault | Internal sensor failure | Install a new air quality sensor |
B102E11 | Air quality sensor - general electrical faults - short to ground | Refer to the electrical circuit diagrams and check the air quality sensor circuit for a short to ground. Install a new climate control module if necessary, refer to the installation note for the new module/element | |
B102E12 | Air quality sensor - general electrical faults - short circuit to + battery | Refer to the electrical circuit diagrams and check the air quality sensor circuit for a short to battery. Install a new air quality sensor if necessary | |
B103009 | Left front seat heating element - general fault information - element failure | Seat heating module internal fault | Install a new seat heating module, refer to the new module/component installation note at the top of the DTC Index |
B10304B | Heating element left front seat - internal system malfunctions - elevated temperature | Clear the DTC and recheck. If the DTC persists, install a new seat heating module, refer to the new module/component installation note at the top of the DTC Index Install a new front seat heating mat. For more information refer to: Front Seat Back Heater Mat (501-10 Seat, Removal and installation) / Front seat cushion heater mat (501-10 Seat, Removal and installation). | |
B103087 | LH Front Seat Heating Element - Bus Signal/Communication Faults - Missing Message | Malfunction of the LIN bus circuit or the seat heating module power circuit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
B103209 | Right front seat heating element - general fault information - element failure | Seat heating module internal fault | Install a new seat heating module, refer to the new module/component installation note at the top of the DTC Index |
B10324B | Right front seat heating element - internal system malfunctions - elevated temperature | Clear the DTC and recheck. If the DTC persists, install a new seat heating module, refer to the new module/component installation note at the top of the DTC Index Install a new front seat heating mat. For more information refer to: Front Seat Back Heater Mat (501-10 Seat, Removal and installation) / Front seat cushion heater mat (501-10 Seat, Removal and installation). | |
B103287 | Right Front Seat Heater - Bus Signal/Communication Faults - Missing Message | Malfunction of the LIN bus circuit or the seat heating module power circuit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
B103401 | Left front seat heating element - general fault information - general electrical fault | The element is damaged, a break in the circuit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
B103601 | Right front seat heating element - general fault information - general electrical fault | The element is damaged, a break in the circuit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
B103801 | Left front seat heating element sensor - general fault information - general electrical fault | The sensor is damaged, open circuit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
B103A01 | Right front seat heater sensor - general fault information - general electrical fault | The sensor is damaged, open circuit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
B105A11 | Cabin air temperature sensor fan - general electrical faults - short to ground | Cabin temperature sensor circuit - short to ground | Refer to electrical circuit diagrams and check in-car temperature sensor circuit for short to ground |
B105A15 | Cabin air temperature sensor fan - general electrical faults - short circuit to + battery or open circuit | Cabin temperature sensor circuit - short to + battery or open | Refer to electrical circuit diagrams and check in-car temperature sensor circuit for short to battery or open |
B105A71 | Cabin temperature sensor fan - mechanical failure - actuator jamming | Fan stuck or broken | Remove foreign objects from the fan. Install a new sensor if necessary. |
B108109 | Left temperature damper motor - general fault information - element fault | Internal fault | Install a new actuator if necessary. |
B108177 | Left temperature damper motor - mechanical failure - set position not reached | NOTE: Low or high supply voltage will set this DTC | Do not replace the actuator before performing the calibration procedure Record and then clear stored DTCs. Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, refer to procedure (Setup and configuration/Heating and ventilation/Stepper motor initialisation (Installation and setup/Heating and ventilation/Initializing the stepper motor)). Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is logged again, perform the troubleshooting test for that DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. Remove foreign objects from the damper. Using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system, check the appropriate function signals "Data logger" ("Datalogger") to read the motor range and compare the default values. Perform the LIN Calibration Procedure Using the Manufacturer's Approved Diagnostic System |
B108187 | Left temperature damper motor - bus signal/message faults - no message | NOTE: Low or high supply voltage will set this DTC | Do not replace the actuator before performing the calibration procedure Record and then clear stored DTCs. Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, refer to procedure (Setup and configuration/Heating and ventilation/Stepper motor initialisation (Installation and setup/Heating and ventilation/Initializing the stepper motor)). Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is logged again, perform the troubleshooting test for that DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. Install a new actuator if necessary. |
B108209 | Right temperature damper motor - general fault information - element fault | Internal fault | Install a new actuator if necessary. |
B108277 | Right temperature damper motor - mechanical failure - set position not reached | NOTE: Low or high supply voltage will set this DTC | NOTE: Do not replace the actuator before performing the calibration procedure. Record and then clear stored DTCs. Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, refer to procedure (Setup and configuration/Heating and ventilation/Stepper motor initialisation (Installation and setup/Heating and ventilation/Initializing the stepper motor)). Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is logged again, perform the troubleshooting test for that DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. Remove foreign objects from the damper. Using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system, check the appropriate function signals "Data logger" ("Datalogger") to read the motor range and compare the default values. Perform the LIN Calibration Procedure Using the Manufacturer's Approved Diagnostic System |
B108287 | Right temperature damper motor - bus signal/message faults - no message | NOTE: Low or high supply voltage will set this DTC | NOTE: Do not replace the actuator before performing the calibration procedure Record and then clear stored DTCs. Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, refer to procedure (Setup and configuration/Heating and ventilation/Stepper motor initialisation (Installation and setup/Heating and ventilation/Initializing the stepper motor)). Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is logged again, perform the troubleshooting test for that DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. Install a new drive if necessary. |
B108309 | Recirculation damper motor - general fault information - element fault | Internal fault | Install a new actuator if necessary. For more information refer to: Recirculation Mixing Damper Actuator (412-01 Climate control, Removal and installation). |
B108377 | Recirculation damper motor - mechanical failure - set position not reached | NOTE: Low or high supply voltage will set this DTC | NOTE: Do not replace the actuator before performing the calibration procedure Record and then clear stored DTCs. Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, refer to procedure (Setup and configuration/Heating and ventilation/Stepper motor initialisation (Installation and setup/Heating and ventilation/Initializing the stepper motor)). Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is logged again, perform the troubleshooting test for that DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. Remove foreign objects from the damper. Using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system, check the appropriate function signals "Data logger" ("Datalogger") to read the motor range and compare the default values. Perform the LIN Calibration Procedure Using the Manufacturer's Approved Diagnostic System |
B108387 | Recirculation damper motor - bus signal/message faults - no message | NOTE: Low or high supply voltage will set this DTC | NOTE: Do not replace the actuator before performing the calibration procedure Record and then clear stored DTCs. Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, refer to procedure (Setup and configuration/Heating and ventilation/Stepper motor initialisation (Installation and setup/Heating and ventilation/Initializing the stepper motor)). Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is logged again, perform the troubleshooting test for that DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. Install a new actuator if necessary. For more information refer to: Recirculation Mixing Damper Actuator (412-01 Climate control, Removal and installation). |
B108509 | Deicing flap motor - general fault information - element fault | Internal fault | Install a new actuator if necessary. |
B108577 | Deicing flap motor - mechanical failure - set position not reached | NOTE: Low or high supply voltage will set this DTC | NOTE: Do not replace the actuator before performing the calibration procedure Record and then clear stored DTCs. Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, refer to procedure (Setup and configuration/Heating and ventilation/Stepper motor initialisation (Installation and setup/Heating and ventilation/Initializing the stepper motor)). Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is logged again, perform the troubleshooting test for that DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. Remove foreign objects from the damper. Using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system, check the appropriate function signals "Data logger" ("Datalogger") to read the motor range and compare the default values. Perform the LIN Calibration Procedure Using the Manufacturer's Approved Diagnostic System |
B108587 | De-icing flap motor - bus signal/message faults - no message | NOTE: Low or high supply voltage will set this DTC | NOTE: Do not replace the actuator before performing the calibration procedure Record and then clear stored DTCs. Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, refer to procedure (Setup and configuration/Heating and ventilation/Stepper motor initialisation (Installation and setup/Heating and ventilation/Initializing the stepper motor)). Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is logged again, perform the troubleshooting test for that DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. Install a new actuator if necessary. |
B108609 | Air distribution damper motor - general fault information - component fault | Internal fault | Install a new actuator if necessary. For more information refer to: Bottom Vent Damper Actuator - LHD AWD (412-01 Climate control, Removal and installation) / The actuator of the valve of the duct leading to the lower vent - RHD AWD (412-01 Climate control, Removal and installation). |
B108677 | Air distribution damper motor - general fault - set position not reached | NOTE: Low or high supply voltage will set this DTC | NOTE: Do not replace the actuator before performing the calibration procedure Record and then clear stored DTCs. Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, refer to procedure (Setup and configuration/Heating and ventilation/Stepper motor initialisation (Installation and setup/Heating and ventilation/Initializing the stepper motor)). Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is logged again, perform the troubleshooting test for that DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. Remove foreign objects from the damper. Using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system, check the appropriate function signals "Data logger" ("Datalogger") to read the motor range and compare the default values. Perform the LIN Calibration Procedure Using the Manufacturer's Approved Diagnostic System |
B108687 | Air distribution damper motor - bus signal/message faults - no message | NOTE: Low or high supply voltage will set this DTC | NOTE: Do not replace the actuator before performing the calibration procedure Record and then clear stored DTCs. Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, refer to procedure (Setup and configuration/Heating and ventilation/Stepper motor initialisation (Installation and setup/Heating and ventilation/Initializing the stepper motor)). Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is logged again, perform the troubleshooting test for that DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. Install a new actuator if necessary. For more information, refer to: Bottom Vent Damper Actuator - LHD AWD (412-01 Climate control, Removal and installation) / The actuator of the valve of the duct leading to the lower vent - RHD AWD (412-01 Climate control, Removal and installation). |
B10874A | LIN A bus - internal system fault - wrong element installed | Install correct module Check/update vehicle configuration file using manufacturer approved diagnostic system | |
B108754 | LIN A bus - system programming failures - no calibration | LIN systems calibration program failure | Run the LIN Systems Calibration Program and clear the DTCs using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system |
B108783 | LIN A bus - signal failures/messages on the bus - incorrectly calculated signal protection value | Possible failure with one or more LIN nodes | Erase the DTCs and check for reappearance. |
B108786 | LIN A Bus - Signal Faults/Bus Messages - Invalid Signal | Wrong stepper motor installed (And) | Perform the LIN Module Programming Procedure to evaluate messages using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. |
B108788 | LIN A bus - bus signal/message faults - bus off | A LIN bus circuit - short to ground, to battery + | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
B10884A | LIN B bus - internal system fault - wrong element installed | Install correct module Check/update vehicle configuration file using manufacturer approved diagnostic system | |
B108883 | LIN B bus - signal failures/messages on the bus - incorrectly calculated signal protection value | Possible failure with one or more LIN nodes | Erase the DTCs and check for reappearance. |
B108886 | LIN B Bus - Signal Faults/Bus Messages - Invalid Signal | Wrong stepper motor installed (And) | Perform the LIN Module Programming Procedure to evaluate messages using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system. |
B108888 | LIN B bus - bus signal/message faults - bus off | B LIN bus circuit - short to ground, to battery + | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
B10B911 | Blower fan control - general electrical faults - short to ground | Blower fan control circuit - short to ground | Refer to electrical circuit diagrams and check flow fan control circuit for short to ground |
B10B912 | Blower fan control - general electrical faults - short circuit to + battery | Blower fan control circuit - short to voltage | Refer to electrical circuit diagrams and check flow fan control circuit for short to battery |
B10B913 | Blower fan control - general electrical faults - open circuit | Blower fan control circuit open | Refer to the electrical circuit diagrams and check the blower fan control circuit for an open |
B1A6111 | Cabin air temperature sensor - general electrical faults - short to ground | Cabin temperature sensor circuit - short to ground | Refer to electrical circuit diagrams and check in-car temperature sensor circuit for short to ground |
B1A6115 | Cabin air temperature sensor - general electrical faults - short circuit to + battery or open | Cabin temperature sensor circuit - short to + battery or open | Refer to electrical circuit diagrams and check in-car temperature sensor circuit for short to battery or open |
B1A6909 | Humidity sensor - general fault information - element fault | Internal sensor failure | Install a new rearview mirror/humidity sensor. For more information, refer to: Interior Rear View Mirror (501-09 Rear-view mirrors, Removal and installation). |
B1A6987 | Humidity sensor - bus signal/message failures - no messages | Sensor disconnected, open circuit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
B1B7111 | Evaporator temperature sensor - general electrical faults - short to ground | Evaporator temperature sensor circuit - short to ground | Refer to electrical circuit diagrams and check evaporator temperature sensor circuit for short to ground |
B1B7115 | Evaporator temperature sensor - general electrical faults - short to + battery or open | Evaporator sensor circuit - short to battery or open | Refer to electrical circuit diagrams and check evaporator temperature sensor circuit for short to battery or open circuit |
P007000 | Outside air temperature sensor circuit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. For more information refer to: Outboard air temperature sensor (412-01 Climate control, Removal and installation). | |
P007100 | Problems with the operating range / performance of the outdoor temperature sensor | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. For more information refer to: Outboard air temperature sensor (412-01 Climate control, Removal and installation). | |
P007200 | Low voltage in the electrical circuit of the outdoor temperature sensor | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. For more information refer to: Outboard air temperature sensor (412-01 Climate control, Removal and installation). | |
P007300 | High voltage in the electrical circuit of the outdoor temperature sensor | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. For more information refer to: Outboard air temperature sensor (412-01 Climate control, Removal and installation). | |
P011500 | Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 1 Circuit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. For more information refer to: Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor (ECT) (303-14A Electronic controls - 3.2L NA - I6, Removal and installation). | |
P011600 | Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 1 Circuit Range/Performance Problems | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. For more information refer to: Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor (ECT) (303-14A Electronic controls - 3.2L NA - I6, Removal and installation). | |
P011700 | Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 1 Circuit Low Voltage | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. For more information refer to: Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor (ECT) (303-14A Electronic controls - 3.2L NA - I6, Removal and installation). | |
P011800 | High voltage in the electrical circuit of the engine coolant temperature sensor 1 | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. For more information refer to: Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor (ECT) (303-14A Electronic controls - 3.2L NA - I6, Removal and installation). | |
P053000 | A/C Refrigerant Pressure Sensor A Circuit | A/C pressure signal voltage above upper limit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
P053100 | A/C Refrigerant Pressure Sensor A Circuit Range/Performance Problems | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. | |
P053124 | A/C Refrigerant Pressure Sensor A Circuit Range/Performance Problems | Signal hang at high voltage | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
P053200 | A/C Refrigerant Pressure Sensor A Circuit Low | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. | |
P053300 | A/C refrigerant pressure sensor A circuit high voltage | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new sensor if necessary. | |
P053400 | Loss of refrigerant in the A/C system | Refrigerant leak in A/C system | Check and repair refrigerant leaks in the A/C system |
P053429 | Loss of refrigerant in the A/C system | Invalid signal | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
P053493 | Loss of refrigerant in the A/C system | Lack of work | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
P064500 | A/C Clutch Relay Control Circuit | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new relay if necessary. | |
P064600 | A/C Clutch Relay Control Circuit Low Voltage | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new relay if necessary. | |
P064700 | A/C Clutch Relay Control Circuit High Voltage | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Install a new relay if necessary. | |
P251900 | A/C request circuit A | CAN signal error logged | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
U001000 | Medium speed CAN bus - general fault information | Medium speed CAN bus disabled | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
U014000 | Loss of communication with the central electrical junction box - general information about the malfunction | No message | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
U015600 | Lost Communication with Infotainment Control Module | No message | Perform CAN network integrity checks using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
U030000 | Incompatibility of the internal software of the control modules - general information about the malfunction | Invalid configuration message received | Reconfigure the CJB using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. Clear the DTCs and recheck. If the DTC is still logged, the climate control module is suspected; refer to the new module/component installation note at the top of the DTC Index |
U200223 | Switch - general signal failures - signal hang at low voltage | Switch stuck | Check if the module bezel is installed correctly |
U210100 | Control module configuration incompatibility - general fault information | Incorrect vehicle configuration data transmitted via CJB | Check/update vehicle configuration file using manufacturer approved diagnostic system |
U300041 | Control Module - Internal System Faults - General Checksum Error | Install a new climate control module, refer to the new module/component installation note at the top of the DTC Index | |
U300362 | Battery Voltage - Faults due to Algorithm - Failed to Compare Signal | Battery voltage mismatch of 2V or more between climate control module and CJB | Perform the Pinpoint tests associated with this DTC using the manufacturer's approved diagnostic system. |
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