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It is a result of a oxygen sensor. Something to do with fuel/air mixture. It is not specific to the C8. And not catastrophic. It may cycle off on its own. But if it stays on I'd make the dreaded trip to the service drive.
It is a result of a oxygen sensor. Something to do with fuel/air mixture. It is not specific to the C8. And not catastrophic. It may cycle off on its own. But if it stays on I'd make the dreaded trip to the service drive.
Happened to me on my way home to Texas from Bowling Green delivery. It did cycle out. Although I called OnStar and they said OK to drive home and take it to the dealer when you get home. But the code cycled out and I skipped the dealer visit.
How did you come across this code? I looked for it in the 2020 Service Manual. It shows a range of codes between U2200 and U23FF, in the table of DTCs. In column next to it, with a column header "diagnostic procedures" it simply says "Data Communications" with no further detail. Searching U2209, no diagnostic procedure is found.
How did you come across this code? I looked for it in the 2020 Service Manual. It shows a range of codes between U2200 and U23FF, in the table of DTCs. In column next to it, with a column header "diagnostic procedures" it simply says "Data Communications" with no further detail. Searching U2209, no diagnostic procedure is found.
OBD II reader Creader CRP123 showed the code. It showed up several times as an historic code. But it was cleared now.
After the suggestion to ask Google, I found a good but general meaning at https://diagnostictrouble.com/obdii-code/u2209.
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