Diagnostic Code Index

2013 Buick Regal Turbo Premium, Standard TransSECTION Diagnostic Code Index
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2011 Buick Regal. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
DIAGNOSTIC CODE INDEX

DTC Description
DTC C028A  C028A 01: Park Brake Motor Circuit Short to Battery
C028A 02: Park Brake Motor Circuit Short to Ground
C028A 04: Park Brake Motor Circuit Open Circuit
C028A 08: Park Brake Motor Circuit Performance-Signal Invalid
C028A 28: Park Brake Motor Circuit Performance-Incorrect Frequency
DTC C028B  C028B 08: Park Brake Motor Position Sensor Signal Performance-Signal Invalid
C028B 26: Park Brake Motor Position Sensor Signal Low Frequency
C028B 29: Park Brake Motor Position Sensor Signal Too Few Pulses
C028B 2A: Park Brake Motor Position Sensor Signal Too Many Pulses
DTC C028D  C028D 00: Replace Park Brake Pad Malfunction
DTC C028F  C028F 01: Park Brake Solenoid Actuator Circuit Short to Battery
C028F 02: Park Brake Solenoid Actuator Circuit Short to Ground
C028F 08: Park Brake Solenoid Actuator Circuit Performance-Signal Invalid
DTC C0293  C0293 01: Park Brake Switch Control Short to Battery
C0293 06: Park Brake Switch Control Low Voltage/Open
C0293 08: Park Brake Switch Control Performance-Signal Invalid
DTC C0298  C0298 00: Park Brake Unlatch Switch Circuit Malfunction
DTC C0558  C0558 55: Calibration Data Too Few Transitions
C0558 5A: Calibration Data Not Plausible
DTC C0561  C0561 71: System Disabled Information Stored-Invalid Serial Data Received
DTC C0574  C0574 01: Circuit Board Temperature Sensor Short to Battery
C0574 02: Circuit Board Temperature Sensor Short to Ground
C0574 54: Circuit Board Temperature Sensor High
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