DTC |
Description |
Possible causes |
Action |
C1A0046 |
Control module |
- Incorrect car configuration file (CCF) data received from instrument
pack cluster (IPC) or CCF incorrectly configured.
- Modulator installed to unrecognized vehicle configuration
- Vehicle dynamics control module calibration/parameter memory failure
(internal error)
|
Configure the module using the approved diagnostic system.
Clear the DTC and check if the DTC resets after ignition reset following
>10 seconds ignition on. If the above is correct and the DTC persists,
renew the modulator. Refer to the warranty policy and procedures manual if
a module is suspect. |
C1A0196 |
LED |
- LED circuit short circuit to ground
- High resistance
|
Check the LED and circuits. Refer to the electrical guides.
|
C1A0294 |
Rotary encoder stuck in intermediate position |
- Rotary switch detected between detents for more than 1 minute
|
Check the operation of the rotary switch. |
U007388 |
Control module communication bus 'A' Off |
|
Refer to the Network Communications section of the workshop
manual. |
U010087 |
Lost communication with the ECM/PCM 'A' |
- CAN module status signals not received from the engine/powertrain
control module (E/PCM) in the specified time
|
Refer to the Network Communications section of the workshop
manual. |
U010187 |
Lost communication with the TCM |
- CAN module status signals not received from the transmission control
module TCM in the specified time
|
Refer to the Network Communications section of the workshop
manual. |
U010287 |
Lost communication with the transfer case control module |
- CAN module status signals not received from the TCCM in the
specified time
|
Refer to the Network Communications section of the workshop
manual. |
U012287 |
Lost communication with vehicle dynamics control module |
- CAN module status signals not received from the VDM in the specified
time
|
Refer to the Network Communications section of the workshop
manual. |
U013287 |
Lost communication with suspension control module 'A' |
- CAN module status signals not received from the ride level control
module (RLM) in the specified time
|
Refer to the Network Communications section of the workshop
manual. |
U015587 |
Lost communication with the instrument panel cluster (IPC)
control module |
- CAN minute counter signal not received from the instrument panel
cluster in the specified time
|
Refer to the Network Communications section of the workshop
manual. |
U030055 |
Internal control module software incompatibility |
- Software incompatibility with ATCM
- Not configured
|
Configure the module using the approved diagnostic system.
|
U040194 |
Invalid data received from the ECM/PCM 'A' |
- Engine management status signals received are inconsistent with the
mode indicated
- Engine management fault
|
Check for engine management DTCs. Refer to the relevant
section of the workshop manual. |
U040294 |
Invalid data received from the TCM |
- Transmission status signals received are inconsistent with the mode
indicated
- Transmission fault
|
Check for transmission DTCs. Refer to the relevant section
of the workshop manual. |
U040394 |
Invalid data received from the transfer case control module
|
- Transfer case status signals received are inconsistent with the mode
indicated
- Transfer case fault
|
Check for transfer case DTCs. Refer to the relevant section
of the workshop manual. |
U041694 |
Invalid data received from the vehicle dynamics control
module |
- Vehicle dynamics status signals received are inconsistent with the
mode indicated
- Vehicle dynamics system fault
|
Check for dynamic suspension DTCs. Refer to the relevant
section of the workshop manual. |
U042194 |
Invalid data received from suspension control module 'A' |
- Dynamic suspension system fault
|
Check for dynamic suspension DTCs. Refer to the relevant
section of the workshop manual. |
U1A034A |
Car config parameter |
- Vehicle configuration incorrect
- Incorrect module installed
|
Configure the module using the approved diagnostic system.
|
U1A1449 |
CAN initialization failure |
- Internal electronic fault
|
Refer to the Network Communications section of the workshop
manual. |