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HOMESERVICE MANUALSHYUNDAI2022SANTA CRUZ SEL, FWDREPAIR AND DIAGNOSIS (SINGLE PAGE)ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENTDRIVERS ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS - ADASADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS PARKING DIAGNOSIS
2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz SEL, FWD
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Parking Diagnosis
2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz SEL, FWDSECTION Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Parking Diagnosis
- Component Location and Function
- DTC B1030-00: No Camera Tolerance Correction
- DTC B1621-00: ECU Hardware
- DTC B162C-00: Camera Power Line Short
- DTC B16B7-00: Front Camera Input Error
- DTC B16B8-00: Rear Camera Input Error
- DTC B16B9-00: Left Camera Input Error
- DTC B16BA-00: Right Camera Input Error
- DTC C1104-17: Ignition Voltage High
- DTC C1105-16: Ignition Voltage Low
- DTC C1128-11: PDW Front Sensor Source Voltage
- DTC C1129-11: PDW Rear Sensor Source Voltage
- DTC C1131-1C: Camera Power Supply Fail
- DTC C1362-31: Camera Signal Failure
- DTC C1368-87: PDW Sensor - Rear Left Outer
- DTC C1368-96: PDW Sensor - Rear Left Outer
- DTC C1369-87: PDW Sensor - Rear Left Inner
- DTC C1369-96: PDW Sensor - Rear Left Inner
- DTC C136A-87: PA Sensor - Rear Left
- DTC C136A-96: PA Sensor - Rear Left
- DTC C136B-87: PA Sensor - Rear Right
- DTC C136B-96: PA Sensor - Rear Right
- DTC C136C-10: PDW Sensor LIN Short
- DTC C136D-10: PA Sensor LIN Short
- DTC C1370-87: PDW Sensor - Rear Right Inner
- DTC C1370-96: PDW Sensor - Rear Right Inner
- DTC C1371-87: PDW Sensor - Rear Right Outer
- DTC C1371-96: PDW Sensor - Rear Right Outer
- DTC C1372-87: PDW Sensor - Front Right Outer
- DTC C1372-96: PDW Sensor - Front Right Outer
- DTC C1373-87: PDW Sensor - Front Right Inner
- DTC C1373-96: PDW Sensor - Front Right Inner
- DTC C1374-87: PDW Sensor - Front Left Inner
- DTC C1374-96: PDW Sensor - Front Left Inner
- DTC C1375-87: PDW Sensor - Front Left Outer
- DTC C1375-96: PDW Sensor - Front Left Outer
- DTC C1376-87: PA Sensor - Front Left
- DTC C1376-96: PA Sensor - Front Left
- DTC C1377-87: PA Sensor - Front Right
- DTC C1377-96: PA Sensor - Front Right
- DTC C1528-11: PDW Switch Indicator Failure
- DTC C1528-12: PDW Switch Indicator Failure
- DTC C1530-11: PDW Switch Failure
- DTC C1531-11: PA Switch Failure
- DTC C1604-49: ECU Hardware Error
- DTC C1611-87: CAN Time-Out EMS
- DTC C1612-87: CAN Time-Out TCU
- DTC C1613-86: CAN Signal Error EMS
- DTC C1616-88: C-CAN Bus OFF
- DTC C161B-87: CAN Time-Out TCU_DCT for EPB
- DTC C1625-87: CAN Time-Out ABS/ESP
- DTC C1628-87: CAN Time-Out Cluster
- DTC C163C-86: CAN Message Failure TCU_DCT
- DTC C1643-87: CAN Time-Out Yaw Rate & G Sensor
- DTC C1646-86: CAN Message Failure - TCU
- DTC C1651-87: CAN Time-Out EPB
- DTC C1652-86: CAN Signal Error EPB
- DTC C1656-86: CAN Signal Error - Cluster
- DTC C1659-87: CAN Time-Out SAS
- DTC C166B-87: CAN Time-Out WHL_SPD
- DTC C1671-86: Signal LAT_ACCEL or LONG_ACCEL or YAW_RATE or YL_PRES_STAT not Valid
- DTC C1687-87: CAN Time-Out VSM2 (MDPS)
- DTC C1688-86: VSM2 (MDPS) Signal Error
- DTC C1694-87: CAN Time-Out FATC
- DTC C1695-86: CAN Message Failure - FATC
- DTC C16B2-86: WHL_SPD Checksum/Alive Counter Error
- DTC C1702-46: Variant Coding Error
- DTC C1812-87: CAN Time-Out Gateway
- DTC C1814-86: CAN Message Failure - SAS
- DTC C1817-86: CAN Signal Error Gateway
- DTC C181C-87: CAN Time-Out LVR
- DTC C182D-87: CAN Time-Out SCU
- DTC C1835-86: CAN Signal Error IEB
- DTC C1836-86: CAN Signal Error LVR
- DTC C183A-86: CAN Message Failure - SCU
- DTC C2247-86: PA Failure for MDPS Steering Control
- DTC C2249-86: RSPA Failure for IEB Control
- DTC C2250-86: RSPA Failure for PT Assist
- DTC C2251-86: RSPA Failure for IBU Control
- DTC C2252-86: CAN Message Failure IBU
- DTC C2253-87: CAN Time-Out IBU
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When to See a Mechanic
Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:
- • You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
- • Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
- • The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
- • You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
- • You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.