Diagnostic Trouble Code Definitions: Notes

2004 Toyota Matrix XR, FWD, StandardSECTION Notes
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DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE DEFINITIONS

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C1711  Right Front Height Control Sensor Circuit
C1712  Left Front Height Control Sensor Circuit
C1713  Right Rear Height Control Sensor Circuit
C1714  Left Rear Height Control Sensor Circuit
C1715  Right Front Acceleration Sensor Circuit
C1716  Left Front Acceleration Sensor Circuit
C1717  Rear Acceleration Sensor Circuit
C1725  Right Front Suspension Control Actuator Circuit
C1726  Left Front Suspension Control Actuator Circuit
C1727  Right Rear Suspension Control Actuator Circuit
C1728  Left Rear Suspension Control Actuator Circuit
C1735  Height Control Exhaust Valve Circuit
C1737  Right Front Height Control Solenoid Valves Circuit
C1738  Left Front Height Control Solenoid Valves Circuit
C1739  Right Rear Height Control Solenoid Valves Circuit
C1740  Left Rear Height Control Solenoid Valves Circuit
C1741  AIR SUS Relay Circuit
C1742  Height Control Compressor Circuit
C1751  Continuous Electric Current To Height Control Compressor
C1752  Continuous Electric Current To Height Control Exhaust Valve
C1774  Power Source Circuit
C1776  Vehicle Speed Sensor Circuit
C1777  Steering Angle Sensor Circuit
C1778  Chassis ECU Communication Circuit
C1779  Crankshaft Position Sensor Circuit
C1781  Steering Angle Sensor Circuit
C1782  Stop Light Switch Circuit
C1783  Door Courtesy Switch Circuit
C1786  Height Control Switch Circuit
C1787  Absorber Control Switch Circuit
C1791  Right Front Acceleration Sensor Circuit
C1792  Left Front Acceleration Sensor Circuit
C1793  Rear Acceleration Sensor Circuit
C1794  Vehicle Speed Sensor Circuit
C1797  Crankshaft Position Sensor Circuit
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