Scan Tool Data List

2006 Chevrolet Suburban C2500, 6.0 USECTION Scan Tool Data List
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EBCM Scan Tool Data List

Scan Tool Parameter Data List Units Displayed Typical Data Value
Ignition is ON, engine OFF, and vehicle is stationary
ABS Active ABS Yes/No No
ABS Failed ABS/TCS On/Off Off
Battery Voltage Signal ABS/TCS/VSES Applied/Released Released
Brake Fluid Level Status ABS OK/Low OK
Brake Pressure Sensor Input ABS Volts Varies
BPP Signal ABS Applied/Released Released
Delivered Torque TCS % Varies
DRP Active ABS Yes/No No
DRP Disabled ABS Yes/No No
Engine Drag Control Failed ABS Yes/No No
HBB Calibration Status ABS Fail/Applied Applied
Lateral Accelerometer Signal VSES Voltage 2.5 Volts
LF Wheel Speed Sensor ABS/TCS km/h or mph 0
LF Inlet Solenoid Command ABS Active/Inactive Inactive
LF Outlet Solenoid Command ABS Active/Inactive Inactive
LR Wheel Speed Sensor ABS/TCS km/h or mph 0
LR Inlet Solenoid Command ABS Active/Inactive Inactive
LR Outlet Solenoid Command ABS Active/Inactive Inactive
Panic Brake Assist Failed ABS Yes/No No
Pump Motor Command Voltage ABS Voltage Varies
Requested Torque TCS % Varies
RF Inlet Solenoid ABS Active/Inactive Inactive
RF Outlet Solenoid ABS Active/Inactive Inactive
RF Wheel Speed Sensor ABS/TCS km/h or mph 0
RR Inlet Solenoid Command ABS Active/Inactive Inactive
RR Outlet Solenoid Command ABS Active/Inactive Inactive
RR Wheel Speed Sensor ABS/TCS km/h or mph 0
Steering Wheel Position VSES Degrees Varies
TCS Failed TCS Yes/NO No
VSES Active VSES Yes/No No
VSES Failed VSES Yes/No No
Yaw Rate Sensor VSES Volts Varies
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