Circuit/System Verification

2016 GMC Acadia SLE, FWDSECTION Circuit/System Verification
NOTE:

Refer to Diagnostic Aids before performing Circuit/System Verification.

  1. Ignition ON.
  2. Verify that DTC B356A is not set.
    • If the DTC is set 

      Refer to DTC B356A .

    • If the DTC is not set 
  3. Verify that DTC B0987 is not set.
    • If the DTC is set 

      Refer to DTC B0987 .

    • If the DTC is not set 
  4. Verify the scan tool Frontview Camera System Status parameter is Normal.
    • If the parameter is Undefined or Malfunction 

      Refer to Diagnostic Aids.

    • If the parameter is Normal 
  5. Verify the scan tool Lane Departure Warning Switch Status parameter changes between Open and Closed while pressing and releasing the lane departure warning switch.
    • If the parameter does not change between Open and Closed 

      Refer to Lane Departure Warning Switch Malfunction in Circuit/System Testing.

    • If the parameter changes between Open and Closed 
  6. Verify the scan tool Lane Departure Warning Switch indicator turns on and off while pressing and releasing the lane departure warning switch.
    • If the indicator does not turn on and off 

      Refer to Lane Departure Warning Switch Indicator Malfunction in Circuit/System Testing.

    • If the indicator turns on and off 
  7. Verify the area of the K109 Frontview Camera Module for contamination.
    • If it needs to be cleaned 

      Clean the windshield.

    • If it does not need to be cleaned 
  8. All OK.
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