2021 Mazda 6 Carbon EditionFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Front Body Control Module DTCS

FRONT BODY CONTROL MODULE DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) IDENTIFICATION

DTC No. Refer to
B1008:02 (See DTC B1008:02 (FBCM) .)
B1008:62 (See DTC B1008:62 (FBCM) .)
B1048:7B (See DTC B1048:7B (FBCM) .)
B1087:88 (See DTC B1087:88 (FBCM) .)
B1088:88 (See DTC B1088:88 (FBCM) .)
B1092:11 (See DTC B1092:11 (FBCM) .)
B109A:12 (See DTC B109A:12 (FBCM) .)
B109A:14 (See DTC B109A:14 (FBCM) .)
B10A6:64 (See DTC B10A6:64 (FBCM) .)
B10AD:86 (See DTC B10AD:86 (FBCM) .)
B10AF:12 (See DTC B10AF:12 (FBCM) .)
B1142:13 (See DTC B1142:13 (FBCM) .)
B1143:13 (See DTC B1143:13 (FBCM) .)
B1314:11 (See DTC B1314:11 (FBCM) .)
B134D:02 (See DTC B134D:02 (FBCM) .)
B13CF:19 (See DTC B13CF:19 (FBCM) .)
B13D0:11 (See DTC B13D0:11 (FBCM) .)
B13FE:12 (See DTC B13FE:12 (FBCM) .)
B13FE:14 (See DTC B13FE:14 (FBCM) .)
B141E:12 (See DTC B141E:12 (FBCM) .)
B1A69:86 (See DTC B1A69:86 (FBCM) .)
B1C84:12 (See DTC B1C84:12 (FBCM) .)
B1C84:14 (See DTC B1C84:14 (FBCM) .)
B1D06:11 (See DTC B1D06:11 (FBCM) .)
B1D06:13 (See DTC B1D06:13 (FBCM) .)
B1D07:11 (See DTC B1D07:11 (FBCM) .)
B1D07:13 (See DTC B1D07:13 (FBCM) .)
C1126:11 (See DTC C1126:11 (FBCM) .)
U0001:88 (See DTC U0001:88/U0100:00/U0101:00/U0121:00/U0151:00/U0155:00/U0182:00/U0214:00/U023A:00 (FBCM) .)
U0100:00
U0101:00/
U0121:00
U0151:00
U0155:00
U0182:00
U0214:00
U0231:68 (See DTC U0231:68 (FBCM) .)
U023A:00 (See DTC U0001:88/U0100:00/U0101:00/U0121:00/U0151:00/U0155:00/U0182:00/U0214:00/U023A:00 (FBCM) .)
U0338:09 (See DTC U0338:09 (FBCM) .)
U0401:68 (See DTC U0401:68 (FBCM) .)
U053B:68 (See DTC U053B:68 (FBCM) .)
U2005:68 (See DTC U2005:68 (FBCM) .)
U2100:00 (See DTC U2100:00 (FBCM) .)
U2101:00 (See DTC U2101:00 (FBCM) .)
U3000:49 (See DTC U3000:49 (FBCM) .)
U3000:56 (See DTC U3000:56 (FBCM) .)
U3003:16 (See DTC U3003:16 (FBCM) .)
U3003:17 (See DTC U3003:17 (FBCM) .)
U3006:62 (See DTC U3006:62 (FBCM) .)
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