Diagnostic Trouble Code Chart

2005 Toyota Highlander Limited, FWDSECTION Diagnostic Trouble Code Chart
DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES (DTC) LIST

DTC Description
DTC B1211/11  DRIVER DOOR ECU COMMUNICATION STOP
DTC B1214, B1215  DOOR SYSTEM COMMUNICATION BUS MALFUNCTION (+B SHORT/GND SHORT)
DTC B1241  BODY ECU SWITCH CIRCUIT DIAGNOSIS
DTC B1261  ECM (ENGINE ECU) COMMUNICATION STOP
DTC B1262/62  A/C ECU COMMUNICATION STOP
DTC B1269/69  THEFT DETERRENT ECU COMMUNICATION STOP
DTC B1271  COMBINATION METER ECU COMMUNICATION STOP
DTC B1273/73  SLIDING ROOF ECU COMMUNICATION STOP
  1. BODY ECU DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE
    BODY ECU DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE

    DTC Code Lamp Code Diagnostic item Diagnostic Result
    B1200 Normal code Normal Normal
    B1211 11 Power window regulator master switch assy (door ECU) communication stop No communication from door ECU for more than 10 seconds
    B1214 - Communication bus +B battery system short Communication circuit and +B battery system short
    B125 - Communication bus (body ground) short Communication bus and body ground short
    B1241 41 Body ECU switch circuit diagnosis Switch is ON or stuck
    B1261 - ECM communication stop No communication from ECM for more than 10 seconds
    B1262 62 Air conditioner amplifier assy (A/C ECU) communication stop No communication from A/C ECU for more than 10 seconds.
    B1269 69 Theft warning ECU assy (theft deterrent ECU) communication stop No communication from theft warning ECU for more than 10 seconds
    B1271 - Combination meter assy (meter ECU) communication stop No communication from meter ECU for more than 10 seconds
    B1273 73 Sliding roof drive gear sub-assy (sliding roof ECU) communication stop No communication from sliding roof ECU for more than 10 seconds
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