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HOMESERVICE MANUALSSUBARU2022IMPREZA BASE, 4D SEDAN, AUTOMATIC CVT TRANSREPAIR AND DIAGNOSIS (SINGLE PAGE)BRAKESTRACTION CONTROLELECTRIC BRAKE BOOSTER SYSTEM (DIAGNOSTICS)DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC)DTC C1B3C SOLENOID VALVE 3 RANGE/PERFORMANCENOTES
2022 Subaru Impreza Base, 4D Sedan, Automatic CVT Trans

DTC C1B3C Solenoid Valve 3 Range/Performance: Notes

2022 Subaru Impreza Base, 4D Sedan, Automatic CVT TransSECTION Notes

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DTC detecting condition: 

  • DTC C1B3C (detail code: 45)

    When there is difference in electric current monitor cross check values inside IC.

  • DTC C1B3D (detail code: 42, 46)

    Solenoid valve 3 open circuit• Undercurrent state

  • DTC C1B3E (detail code: 41, 43, 44)

    Solenoid valve 3 circuit shorted•Overcurrent (low voltage state) electric current leaking state

Trouble symptom: 

  • Brake cannot be controlled.
  • Regenerative brake cannot be controlled.
  • Brake assist does not operate.
  • EyeSight functions (ACC/PCS) do not operate.
  1. CHECK DTC  .
    1. Using the Subaru Select Monitor, perform the clear memory of [Electric Brake Booster]. Ref. to COMMON (DIAG)>CLEAR MEMORY .
    2. Read the DTC of [Electric Brake Booster] using the Subaru Select Monitor. Ref. to ELECTRIC BRAKE BOOSTER (DIAGNOSTICS)>DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) .

    If DTCs C1B3C, C1B3D, C1B3E are not displayed, go to  A.

    If DTCs C1B3E (detail code: 43), C1C2E (detail code: 01) are displayed, go to  B.

    If DTCs C1B3C, C1B3D, C1B3E are displayed, go to  C.

    1. Currently, it is normal. Temporary interference from noise is a possible cause.
    2. Perform the diagnosis according to DTC C1C2E. Ref. to ELECTRIC BRAKE BOOSTER (DIAGNOSTICS)>DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE WITH DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC)>DTC C1C2E SOLENOID VALVE SUPPLY VOLTAGE LOW .
    3. Replace the brake booster assembly (with the master cylinder). Ref. to BRAKE>BRAKE BOOSTER .
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