2005 Volvo S60 R, AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Differential Electronic Module (DEM) DTCS

DIFFERENTIAL ELECTRONIC MODULE (DEM) DTC INDEX

Volvo Code Description
DEM-0001 Temperature sensor. Faulty signal (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-0001 Temperature sensor. Faulty signal (M66 AWD)
DEM-0002 Pressure sensor. Faulty signal (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-0002 Pressure sensor. Faulty signal (M66 AWD)
DEM-0003 System voltage. Faulty voltage (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-0003 System voltage. Faulty voltage (M66 AWD)
DEM-0005 Control valve. Internal fault (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-0005 Control valve. Internal fault (M66 AWD)
DEM 0006 Feed pump. Faulty signal (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM 0006 Feed pump. Faulty signal (M66 AWD)
DEM-0007 Hydraulic pressure. Incorrect value (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-0007 Hydraulic pressure. Incorrect value (M66 AWD)
DEM-0008 Control module, calibration fault. Internal fault (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-0008 Control module, calibration fault. Internal fault (M66 AWD)
DEM-0009 Control module Analog/Digital converter. Internal fault (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-0009 Control module Analog/Digital converter. Internal fault (M66 AWD)
DEM-000A Power supply. Faulty voltage (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-000A Power supply. Faulty voltage (M66 AWD)
DEM-000B Oil pressure. Incorrect value (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-000B Oil pressure. Incorrect value (M66 AWD)
DEM-000C Control module. Faulty hardware (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-000C Control module. Faulty hardware (M66 AWD)
DEM-E000 Control module communication. Faulty communication (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-E000 Control module communication. Faulty communication (M66 AWD)
DEM-E003 Configuration fault. Faulty configuration (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-E003 Configuration fault. Faulty configuration (M66 AWD)
DEM-XXXX Unknown diagnostic trouble code (DTC) for the current control module version (AW50/51 AWD)
DEM-XXXX Unknown diagnostic trouble code (DTC) for the current control module version (M66 AWD)
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