please help with codes
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From: Jeddah
please help with codes
my C5 has been acting since forever,, i tried everything mentioned in the forum in order to have it electrically stable,,
here are the symptoms:
1- false "low coolant" message
2- no horn
3- false "charging system error" message
4- HVAC
a- AUTO doesn't operate the fan
b- fan doesn't easily respond to speed control buttons
c- i always hear actuators running endlessly in central dash
5- "service ride control" message
here are the codes i got:
HVAC
B0361 HC
B0363 H
B0365 H
B0367 H
B0441 H
B0446 HC
RTD
C1762 HC
C1780 HC
please, help,,
here are the symptoms:
1- false "low coolant" message
2- no horn
3- false "charging system error" message
4- HVAC
a- AUTO doesn't operate the fan
b- fan doesn't easily respond to speed control buttons
c- i always hear actuators running endlessly in central dash
5- "service ride control" message
here are the codes i got:
HVAC
B0361 HC
B0363 H
B0365 H
B0367 H
B0441 H
B0446 HC
RTD
C1762 HC
C1780 HC
please, help,,
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Wounded Warrior Escort '11
I know nothing about the RTD system so can't suggest anything to you and I'll default to a better person. As for the HVAC codes, try clearing them all now, manually. This will force the the actuators to recalibrate. If the codes come back, then you probably will find cracked gears inside of them. In your case, from the codes, its complaining about both sides.
Have you checked the fuses? Checked the starter solenoid electrical connections? There is a ground down between the battery and fuse box that should probably be looked at. Also the ground packs at the top frame rails directly adjacent to the hood risers.
Have you checked the fuses? Checked the starter solenoid electrical connections? There is a ground down between the battery and fuse box that should probably be looked at. Also the ground packs at the top frame rails directly adjacent to the hood risers.
Last edited by dgrant3830; Oct 12, 2011 at 08:16 AM.
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From: Jeddah
i have checked the ground points you mentioned,, and cleaned the ones on the rails,, the connectors had very bad corrosion,, should i get them replaced?
i also cleared the errors but they are back instantly,,
i will check the starter connection this afternoon,,
i also cleared the errors but they are back instantly,,
i will check the starter connection this afternoon,,
I know nothing about the RTD system so can't suggest anything to you and I'll default to a better person. As for the HVAC codes, try clearing them all now, manually. This will force the the actuators to recalibrate. If the codes come back, then you probably will find cracked gears inside of them. In your case, from the codes, its complaining about both sides.
Have you checked the fuses? Checked the starter solenoid electrical connections? There is a ground down between the battery and fuse box that should probably be looked at. Also the ground packs at the top frame rails directly adjacent to the hood risers.
Have you checked the fuses? Checked the starter solenoid electrical connections? There is a ground down between the battery and fuse box that should probably be looked at. Also the ground packs at the top frame rails directly adjacent to the hood risers.
