Scan Tool Data List

2006 Chevrolet Cobalt SS, 4D Sedan, StandardSECTION Scan Tool Data List
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Body Control Module (BCM)

Scan Tool Parameter Data List Units Displayed Typical Data Value
Operating Conditions: Ignition ON/Engine OFF/Doors, Trunk and Hood Closed/No Switches ON/Vehicle in PARK or NEUTRAL
ALC Status BCM Off/On Varies with light level
Ambient Light Sensor BCM Volts Varies
Backup Lamp Relay Cmd. BCM Off/On Off
Day/Night Status BCM Day/Night Varies with light level
DRL Status BCM Off/On Varies with light level
Flash to Pass Switch BCM Inactive/Active Inactive
Front Fog Lamp Relay Command BCM Off/On Off
Front Fog Lamp Switch BCM Inactive/Active Inactive
Hazard Lamp Switch BCM Inactive/Active Inactive
Headlamp OFF Switch BCM Off/On On
Headlamp ON Switch BCM Inactive/Active Inactive
High Beam Relay Command BCM Off/On Off
High Beam Select Switch BCM Inactive/Active Inactive
Inadvert Power CMD BCM Off/On Off
Inadvert Power Signal BCM Inactive/Active Inactive
Interior Light Command BCM Off/On Off
Interior Lights Dimmed Command BCM Percentage Varies
IP Dimmer Switch BCM Volts Varies
Left Turn Signal Switch BCM Inactive/Active Inactive
LF Turn Lamp/DRL Status BCM Off/On Off
Low Beam Relay Command BCM Off/On Off
LR Turn/Stop Lamp Status BCM Off/On Off
Park Brake Switch BCM Off/On Off
Park Lamp Relay Cmd BCM Off/On Off
Park Lamp Switch BCM Off/On Off
RF Turn Lamp/DRL Status BCM Off/On Off
Right Turn Signal Switch BCM Inactive/Active Inactive
RR Turn/Stop Lamp Status BCM Off/On Off
Stop Lamp Relay Command BCM Off/On Off
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