Error Codes Suggestion
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Manteo NC
Error Codes Suggestion
Just checked my error codes for the first time. Can anyone offer any suggestions on these codes and what the problems could be and what I can do to fix them?
B2283H Battery #1 Fault DCM-Right
B2282H Battery #1 Fault DCM-Left
U1064H Lose of communications with DCM
C1225H LF Excessive Wheel Speed Variation
Are these codes common or a major issue?
Thanks a lot!
B2283H Battery #1 Fault DCM-Right
B2282H Battery #1 Fault DCM-Left
U1064H Lose of communications with DCM
C1225H LF Excessive Wheel Speed Variation
Are these codes common or a major issue?
Thanks a lot!
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Eddy Texas
The U1064 is common and will appear from time to time, not to worry.
The C1225 could give you some trouble. Try cleaning the connector for the LF wheel speed sensor, I'll bet it's corroded. Then clear all of the codes and drive it to see what comes back.
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2000
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From: San Rafael CA
The first two are probably due to a low or dead battery at one time.
The U1064 is common and will appear from time to time, not to worry.
The C1225 could give you some trouble. Try cleaning the connector for the LF wheel speed sensor, I'll bet it's corroded. Then clear all of the codes and drive it to see what comes back.
The U1064 is common and will appear from time to time, not to worry.
The C1225 could give you some trouble. Try cleaning the connector for the LF wheel speed sensor, I'll bet it's corroded. Then clear all of the codes and drive it to see what comes back.
EXCEPT .....
Unless you are seeing a SERVICE TRACTION CONTROL and/or SERVICE ACTIVE HANDLING I wouldn't worry about the C1225 either, it could have been a one time "glitch" that occured 2 years ago.
Just delete all the codes and drive thee car. Check it in a couple of days and what, if anything, has come back.
