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A1 RDCM
U1064
H0 LDCM
U1064
H1 LDCM
U1064
99 HVAC
B0363
B0367
Radio
U1064
U1096
U1016
IPC
B0516
U1016
U1064
U1040
U1088
U1176
U1160




I'll take a look at my FSMs to see if what is said.
IPC
B0516
The instrument panel cluster (IPC) receives vehicle speed information from the powertrain control module (PCM). The IPC receives a 4000 pulse-per-mile vehicle speed sensor (VSS) input over a dedicated input from the PCM. The PCM is responsible for processing the VSS data and sending it to the IPC. The IPC monitors the VSS output information sent from the PCM for an out of range condition.
Condition: IPC detects vehicle speed over 200 mph for 1 second.
Action: IPC displays vehicle speed of 200 mph and code set.
Condition to clear: IPC detects speed is less than 200 mph.
The history DTC clears after 50 consecutive ignition cycles and the condition is no longer present.
(Translation, a gremlin nothing to worry about if no further occurrence).
U1016
Loss of communications with PCM (Powertrain Control Module)
U1064
Loss of communications with BCM (Body Control Module)
U1040
Loss of communications with EBCM (Electronic Brake Control Module)
U1088
Loss of communications with SDM (Sensing and Diagnostic Module)
U1176
Loss of communications with RCDLR (Remote Control Door Lock Receiver)
U1160
Loss of communications with DDM (Driver Door Module)
My suspicion is this occurred about the same time where the must have been a massive communication failure of all systems. If they continue investigate for loose connections. (That will get detailed).
Most of them will clear after 50 ignition cycles if no reoccurrences.
The rest of those are mostly repeats of the above except for the actuator feedback opens:
B0363 Left Actuator Feedback Open
B0367 Right Actuator Feedback Open
Those two are HVAC related (hydraulic, vacuum, etc.) But again they appear to be related to an open circuit as a result of a loss of communications. And they may also be related to a Vacuum Control Assembly (RH side of blower motor), and/or air temperature actuator (R & L).
The RDCM and LDCM, I wasn't able to determine right off what those are, but my guess is Door Control Module (Left and Right). But I could be wrong on those two.
I'd clear them all and see what re-appears. They are all loss of communication errors in one form or another.
Last edited by Jet-Jock; Feb 14, 2007 at 10:41 PM.
BTW, could they all be related to the charge system fault? This did happen when I started the car just before the memory feature got the steering wheel in the memorized position.
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