What component does a U1064 error...
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8th Gear
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From: Santa Barbara CA
What component does a U1064 error...
indicate it lost communication with? Trying to track down an service active handling issue and this is one of the historical errors. My understanding is the "64" identifies a specific component. (Also had a U1000 error)
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8th Gear
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I cleared all the codes for this test...
Drove it until I got the service active handling warning, then parked it and pulled the codes again.
To your question I had a 28 TCS 1288 H with the B0 RFA U1000 H, U1064 H errors.
So that points to the steering sensor correct?
To your question I had a 28 TCS 1288 H with the B0 RFA U1000 H, U1064 H errors.
So that points to the steering sensor correct?
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8th Gear
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From: Santa Barbara CA
More info...
C1288 does point toward the Steering Wheel Position Sensor. Have you recently had work done where the rack might have had to be dropped out of the car?? Like for example the balancer pulley was replaced?? If so the rack could have been turned while out of the car and is no longer centered electrically.
The RFA is the remote function adapter or the module that receives transmissions from the Key FOB's and the TPMS. Have you been having issues with either one???
The RFA is the remote function adapter or the module that receives transmissions from the Key FOB's and the TPMS. Have you been having issues with either one???
Will report back on TPMS reading tomorrow.
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Thanks, and again sorry for butting in.
