2000 Lexus GS 300FACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Anti-Lock Brake DTCS

ANTI-LOCK BRAKE DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) IDENTIFICATION

DTC Description
C0278/11 Open Or Short In ABS Solenoid Relay Circuit
C0279/12 Battery Voltage Short In ABS Solenoid Relay Circuit
C0226/21 Open Or Short In Hydraulic Brake Booster (Actuator) Solenoid Circuit (Right Front)
C0236/22 Open Or Short In Hydraulic Brake Booster (Actuator) Solenoid Circuit (Left Front)
C0246/23 Open Or Short In Hydraulic Brake Booster (Actuator) Solenoid Circuit (Right Rear)
C0256/24 Open Or Short In Hydraulic Brake Booster (Actuator) Solenoid Circuit (Left Rear)
C1201/51 Engine Control System Malfunction
C1203/53 ECM Communication Circuit Malfunction
C1225/25 Open Or Short In Hydraulic Brake Booster TRAC & VSC (Actuator) Solenoid Circuit SA1
C1226/26 Open Or Short In Hydraulic Brake Booster TRAC & VSC (Actuator) Solenoid Circuit SA2
C1227/27 Open Or Short In Hydraulic Brake Booster TRAC & VSC (Actuator) Solenoid Circuit SA3
C1228/28 Open Or Short In Hydraulic Brake Booster TRAC & VSC (Actuator) Solenoid Circuit STR
C0200/31 Speed Sensor Signal (Right Front)
C0205/32 Speed Sensor Signal (Left Front)
C0210/33 Speed Sensor Signal (Right Rear)
C0215/34 Speed Sensor Signal (Left Rear)
C1241/41 IG1 Power Source Voltage Low Or High
C1242/42 Open Circuit In IG2 Power Source
C1243/43 Deceleration Sensor Malfunction (Constant Output)
C1244/44 Open Or Short In Deceleration Sensor Circuit
C1245/45 Deceleration Sensor Malfunction
C1246/46 Master Cylinder Pressure Sensor Malfunction
C1249/49 Open Brakelight Switch Circuit
C1251/51 ABS Pump Motor Locked Or Open Ground Circuit
C1252/52 ABS Pump Motor Malfunction
C1253/53 ABS Pump Motor Relay Circuit Malfunction
C1254/54 Pressure Switch Circuit Malfunction
C1256/56 Accumulator Low Pressure Malfunction
C1257/57 Power Supply Drive Circuit Malfunction
C1279/79 Deceleration Sensor Is Faulty
C1281/81 Master Cylinder Pressure Sensor Output Signal Is Faulty
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When to See a Mechanic

Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:

  • β€’ You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
  • β€’ Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
  • β€’ The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
  • β€’ You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
  • β€’ You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.