Multiplex Communication System Diagnostic Trouble Code Chart

2004 Toyota Celica GT, StandardSECTION Multiplex Communication System Diagnostic Trouble Code Chart
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If a malfunction code is displayed during the DTC check, check the circuit listed for that code in DTC CHART . Proceed to the procedure for that circuit.

NOTE:

DTC 21, 22, and 41 don't mean switch abnormal but notify how switch works.

If DTC is not output when operating switch, it means failure of switch contact.

If DTC is output when not opening switch, it means stick of switch.

DTC CHART

DTC Trouble Area
B1211/11  Wire harness, Driver Door ECU
B1221/21  Power Window Master Switch, Wire harness
B1222/22  Door Lock Control Switch, Door Key Lock & Unlock Switch, Wire Harness
B1241/41  Stop Light Switch, Wire Harness
B1242/42  Wire Harness, Wireless Door Lock Tuner
B1248/48  Wire Harness, Gateway ECU
B1261/61  Wire Harness, ECM
B1262/62  Wire Harness, A/C amplifier
B1266/66  Wire Harness, ECU (Instrument Panel System)
B1267/67  Wire Harness, ECU (Instrument Panel System)
B1271/71  Wire Harness, Combination Meter ECU
B1274/74  Wire Harness, Multi Display
B1293/93  Wire Harness, Power Source Circuit, Gateway ECU
POWER SOURCE CIRCUIT  Wire Harness, Power Source Circuit, Gateway ECU
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