Rear Electronic Module Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) List

1999 Ford Windstar Base, Van Cargo, 3.8 4SECTION Rear Electronic Module Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) List
REAR ELECTRONIC MODULE DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) LIST

DTC Description Perform Test
B1342 ECU Is Defective Clear and document all DTCs. Perform REM self-test. If DTC B1342 is retrieved again, replace Rear Electronic Module (REM).
B1485 Brake Pedal Input Circuit Battery Short T
B1806 Taillight Output Circuit Failure/Always On AR
B1806 Taillight Output Circuit Failure/Inoperative AQ
B1808 Taillight Output Circuit Short To Battery AQ
B2519 High Mount Stoplight Circuit Failure/Always On W
B2519 High Mount Stoplight Circuit Failure/Inoperative S
B2520 High Mount Stoplight Circuit Short To Battery S
B2523 License Plate Light Circuit Failure/Always On AU
B2523 License Plate Light Circuit Failure/Inoperative AT
B2524 License Plate Light Circuit Short To Battery AT
B2527 Left Rear Stoplight Circuit Failure/Always On V
B2527 Left Rear Stoplight Circuit Failure/Inoperative R
B2528 Left Rear Stoplight Circuit Short To Battery R
B2529 Left Rear Turn Signal Light Circuit Failure Y
B2530 Left Rear Turn Signal Light Circuit Short To Battery Y
B2531 Right Rear Reverse Light Circuit Failure AV
B2532 Right Rear Reverse Light Circuit Short To Battery AV
B2533 Right Rear Stoplight Circuit Failure/Always On U
B2533 Right Rear Stoplight Circuit Failure/Inoperative Q
B2534 Right Rear Stoplight Circuit Short To Battery Q
B2535 Right Rear Turn Signal Light Circuit Failure X
B2536 Right Rear Turn Signal Light Circuit Short To Battery X
B2545 System Power Relay Circuit Short To Battery J
B2565 Right Taillight Circuit Failure/Always On AR
B2565 Right Taillight Circuit Failure/Inoperative AP
B2566 Right Taillight Circuit Short To Ground AP
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