DTC Table (Immobilizer System)

2008 Mazda 6 s Sport, 4D Hatchback, StandardSECTION DTC Table (Immobilizer System)
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DTC TABLE (IMMOBILIZER SYSTEM)

DTC Detection condition
Security light flashing pattern M-MDS(1)
Keyless control module PCM
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DTC B1681  DTC P1260  No detected communication with the coil
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DTC B2103  DTC P1260  Coil malfunction
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DTC B1600  DTC P1260  The key ID number data cannot be read.
DTC B2431  DTC P1260  Key ID number registration error
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DTC B1602  DTC P1260  The keyless control module cannot read key ID number data normally.
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DTC B1601  DTC P1260  The keyless control module has detected unregistered key ID number.
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DTC U2510  DTC P1260  Communication error between the keyless control module and the PCM (no response)
DTC U1147  DTC P1260  Communication error between the keyless control module and the PCM (mismatched conditions)
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DTC B1213  DTC P1260  Only one key ID number is registered.
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DTC B2141  DTC P1260  Communication error between the keyless control module and the PCM (data transfer error)
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DTC B2139  DTC P1260  ID number data in the PCM and the keyless control module do not match.
Not illuminated DTC B1342  - Keyless control module malfunction
(1) The letters at the beginning of each DTC are only displayed when using the M-MDS, and refer to the following: B = Body system, P = Powertrain system, U = Network communication system.
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