Power Door Lock, Mirror & Window DTCS

2008 Chevrolet Chevy Express G2500, Van Cargo, 6.6 6SECTION Power Door Lock, Mirror & Window DTCS
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POWER DOOR LOCK, MIRROR & WINDOW DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) LIST

DTC Description
DTC B1017 Driver Door Unlock Relay Control Circuit Is Shorted To Ground Or Open
DTC B1023 DDM Or PDM Received Multiple Inputs From A Single Switch At The Same Time
DTC B1544, B1600 Or B1605 Mirror Motor Control Circuits
DTC B1580, B1590, B1610 Or B1620 Horizontal And/Or Vertical Position Sensor Signal Voltage
DTC B1640 Or B1645 Mirror Heating Element Supply Voltage Circuit Shorted To Ground
DTC B1722 Mirror Fold Motor Control Circuit Shorted To Ground, Shorted To Battery Or Open
DTC B3808 Door Lock Relay Control Circuit Is Shorted To Ground Or Open
DTC B3809 Rear Door Unlock Function Error
DTC B3819 Left Rear Power Window Up Relay Control Circuit Shorted To Battery
DTC B3820 Left Rear Power Window Down Relay Control Circuit Shorted To Battery
DTC B3821 Window Lockout Signal Circuit Is Shorted To Ground
DTC B3822 Right Rear Power Window Up Relay Control Circuit Shorted To Voltage
DTC B3823 Right Rear Power Window Down Relay Control Circuit Shorted To Voltage
DTC B3824 Window Lockout Signal Circuit Is Shorted To Ground
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