BCM DTC Definitions

1998 Buick Regal 25th Anniversary EditionSECTION BCM DTC Definitions
BCM DTC DEFINITIONS

Code No. (1) Circuit Affected
B0603 BCM Internal Memory Malfunction Write Error)
B0605 BCM Internal Memory Malfunction Checksum Error)
B0608 BCM Power Moding Error
B0702 RAP Relay Circuit (Short To Ground Or Open)
B0703 RAP Relay Circuit (Short To Voltage)
B0807 Battery For Door Lock Circuit (Open)
B0812 Courtesy Lights Battery Feed Circuit (Open)
B0823 Door Lock Actuator Ground Feed Circuit (Open)
B0828 Theater Dimming Ground Circuit (Open)
B1802 Courtesy Lights Circuit (Short To Ground)
B2202 Driver's Door Unlock Circuit Short To Ground Or Open)
B2203 Driver's Door Unlock Circuit Short To Voltage)
B2403 Foglight Switch Circuit (Short To Voltage)
B2417 DRL Control Module Circuit Short To Ground Or Open)
B2418 DRL Control Module Circuit Short To Voltage)
B2452 Theater Dimming No. 1 Circuit Short To Ground Or Open)
B2453 Theater Dimming No. 1 Circuit Short To Voltage)
B2457 Theater Dimming No. 2 Circuit Short To Ground Or Open)
B2458 Theater Dimming No. 2 Circuit Short To Voltage)
B2528 Horn Relay Circuit (Short To Voltage)
B2721 PASS-Key(R) II Detection Circuit Out Of Range)
B2722 PASS-Key(R) II Detection Circuit Short To Ground)
B2723 PASS-Key(R) II Detection Circuit (Short To Voltage Or Open)
B2735 PASS-Key(R) II Programming Mode Active
B2739 Key-In-Ignition Fault
B2802 RFA Link Circuit (Short To Ground)
B2803 RFA Link Circuit (Short To Voltage)
B2805 RFA Programming/Diagnostic Mode Message Not Received
B2806 RFA Link Parity Error
U1016 PCM Class 2 Source ID 10
U1040 EBTCM Class 2 Source ID 28
U1064 Loss Of BCM Source ID 40
U1096 Instrument Panel Class 2 Source ID 60
U1255 Loss Of Class 2 Serial Data Fault (General)
U1300 Class 2 Circuit (Short To Ground)
U1301 Class 2 Circuit (Short To Voltage)
(1) Perform appropriate DTC test under DIAGNOSTIC TESTSΒ  .
RENDER: 1.0x

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