AFS (Adaptive Front Lighting) System DTCS

2011 Mazda 3 Mazdaspeed, 2.3 3SECTION AFS (Adaptive Front Lighting) System DTCS
AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM) DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) LIST

DTC No. Description Reference
B1041:54 Auto leveling system initialization error (See DTC B1041:54 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
B1043:01 Front auto leveling sensor circuit malfunction (See DTC B1043:01 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
B1044:01 Rear auto leveling sensor circuit malfunction (See DTC B1044:01 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
B10A3:86 Swivel actuator (LH) signal malfunction (See DTC B10A3:86 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
B10A3:87 Communication error with swivel actuator (LH) (See DTC B10A3:87 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
B10A4:86 Swivel actuator (RH) signal malfunction (See DTC B10A4:86 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
B10A4:87 Communication error with swivel actuator (RH) (See DTC B10A4:87 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
C1B00:54 Communication error with steering angle sensor (See DTC C1B00:54 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
U0001:88 AFS control module communication error (HS-CAN) (See FOREWORD [MULTIPLEX COMMUNICATION SYSTEM] ).
U0100:00 Communication error with PCM
U0140:00 Communication error with BCM
U0401:00 Communication error with PCM (See DTC U0401:00 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
U0422:00 Communication error with BCM (See DTC U0422:00 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
U3000:49 AFS control module internal malfunction (See DTC U3000:49 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
U3003:16 Low power supply circuit voltage (See DTC U3003:16 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
U3003:17 High power supply circuit voltage (See DTC U3003:17 [AFS (ADAPTIVE FRONT LIGHTING SYSTEM)] ).
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