
Ambient Air Temperature Signal
P0072 may indicate the ECM is seeing the ambient air temperature signal as not plausible or outside expected behavior.
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P0072 may indicate the ECM is seeing the ambient air temperature signal as not plausible or outside expected behavior.
Article vehicle: 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 6.6 diesel
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P0101 often means the engine controller may see a mass air flow reading that does not match the airflow it expects from other engine inputs.
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P0113 may mean the control module is seeing the intake air temperature signal as a high-voltage condition, which can often look like an unrealistically cold intake air reading.
Article vehicle: 2020-2025 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 6.6 diesel
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P0128 often means the engine coolant temperature may be lower than the control module expects for thermostat regulation, or the temperature signal may not be believable.
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P0545 may indicate the engine control module is seeing an exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit signal that is lower than expected or outside the usable range.
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P10C9 may indicate a reference voltage problem in the reductant pressure sensor circuit used by the diesel exhaust fluid system.
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P0072 means the ECM may be seeing the ambient air temperature sensor signal as lower than expected, which can make the temperature calculation look hotter than actual.
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P0101 means the ECM may be seeing airflow information that does not match the expected intake airflow model.
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P0128 generally means the ECM may be seeing engine coolant temperature stay lower than expected for thermostat regulation.
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P0138 often means the engine control module may be seeing the heated oxygen sensor signal voltage higher than expected for that sensor circuit.
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P0072 may mean the ECM is receiving an ambient air temperature sensor signal that appears out of range for outside-air temperature.
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P0101 often means the engine controller may be seeing mass air flow information that does not match the airflow it expects for current operating conditions.
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P0138 may mean the engine control module is seeing a heated oxygen sensor signal that is higher than expected for the monitored conditions.
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P200C may indicate the diesel particulate filter is getting hotter than expected, or that the aftertreatment temperature information is leading the control module to see a high DPF
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P204B generally means the reductant pressure feedback may not be matching what the reductant control module expects.
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P229F may mean the downstream NOx sensor is reporting a value the engine control module does not expect.
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P244A may mean the control module is seeing lower than expected differential pressure across the diesel particulate filter.
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P0068 may mean the PCM is seeing throttle position information that does not match the airflow or load information it expects.
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P0101 may mean the PCM is seeing mass air flow information that does not match what it expects for current engine operation.
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P0521 may mean the PCM is seeing an engine oil-pressure sensor or switch signal that does not match expected performance.
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P0072 may indicate that the PCM is seeing a low ambient air temperature sensor circuit input.
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P0072 may indicate the PCM is seeing an ambient air temperature sensor circuit signal that is low or otherwise not believable on the low side.
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P0405 may mean the PCM is seeing the electric EGR valve position sensor signal lower than expected.
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The PCM may be seeing the ambient air temperature sensor signal lower than expected.
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P0073 may indicate that the PCM is seeing the ambient air temperature sensor circuit as high.
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P0072 may mean the PCM is seeing an ambient air temperature sensor signal that is lower than expected.
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P0073 may indicate that the PCM is seeing a high signal condition from the ambient air temperature sensor circuit.
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P0521 may mean the PCM is seeing an engine oil pressure sensor or switch signal that does not match expected range or performance behavior.
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P0031 may mean the PCM is seeing the O2 Sensor 1/1 heater control circuit lower than expected.
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P0032 means the PCM may be detecting an electrical problem in the heater circuit for the upstream oxygen sensor on bank 1.
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P0072 often means the ambient air temperature signal may be lower than the controller expects, so the controller may not trust that outside temperature input.
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P0073 often means the control module may be seeing the ambient air temperature sensor signal higher than expected, which can happen when the circuit may be open, biased high, or no
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P0113 means the PCM may be seeing the intake air temperature sensor signal higher than expected.
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P0141 may mean the PCM is not seeing the expected response from the O2 Sensor 1/2 heater circuit when the heater is commanded on.
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P0325 means the PCM may be seeing a knock sensor circuit signal that does not look electrically believable.
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P0330 may mean the PCM is seeing the Knock Sensor 2 signal outside the range it expects.
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P0521 may mean the PCM is seeing an engine oil pressure sensor signal that does not match expected oil pressure behavior.
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P0031 means the PCM may be seeing the upstream oxygen sensor heater control circuit as electrically low.
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P0032 may mean the PCM is seeing an electrical problem in the heater circuit for the upstream oxygen sensor.
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P0072 means the vehicle may be seeing the ambient air temperature sensor signal lower than expected.
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P0073 may mean the control module is seeing the ambient air temperature sensor signal higher than expected for that circuit.
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P0113 may mean the PCM is seeing an intake air temperature sensor circuit signal that is outside the expected range.
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P0135 may mean the PCM is commanding the upstream oxygen sensor heater and is not seeing the expected warm-up behavior from that heater system.
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P0141 may mean the PCM is seeing an oxygen sensor heater performance problem on O2 Sensor 1/2. The heater circuit can help the sensor warm up and operate correctly.
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P0325 may mean the PCM is seeing the Knock Sensor 1 circuit signal outside the range it expects.
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P0330 may mean the PCM is seeing a Knock Sensor 2 circuit input that is outside the expected range.
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P0522 means the PCM may be seeing an engine oil pressure sensor signal that is lower than expected.
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P0031 generally means the PCM may be seeing an electrical problem in the heater circuit for O2 Sensor 1/1, where the circuit is being interpreted as low.
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P0032 may mean the PCM is seeing the upstream oxygen sensor heater circuit behave higher than expected.
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P0072 may mean the controller is seeing the ambient air temperature sensor signal lower than expected.
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P0073 means the ambient air temperature sensor circuit may be reading high electrically at the controller, rather than indicating the outside air temperature is actually high.
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P0113 may mean the PCM is seeing an intake air temperature sensor signal that is electrically higher than expected for the operating condition.
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P0141 often means the PCM may not be seeing the expected heater behavior from the downstream oxygen sensor heater circuit.
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P0325 means the PCM may be seeing a Knock Sensor 1 circuit signal that is outside the expected range.
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P0521 means the PCM may be seeing engine oil pressure sensor information that does not match the expected pressure behavior under monitored operating conditions.
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P0522 generally means the PCM may be seeing the engine oil pressure sensor signal lower than expected.
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P0705 means the vehicle may be seeing a problem with the PRNDL or shifter position input used to determine selected range.
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P0032 may mean the PCM is seeing a high-condition fault in the upstream oxygen sensor heater circuit.
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P0072 may mean the PCM is seeing the ambient air temperature sensor signal lower than expected.
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P0073 may mean the PCM is seeing the ambient air temperature sensor signal too high or open, so the outside temperature input may not be believable to the module.
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P0135 may mean the PCM is not seeing the expected heater performance from the upstream oxygen sensor heater.
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P0141 generally means the PCM may be seeing the O2 Sensor 1/2 heater response differ from the expected heater target.
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P0315 may mean the PCM does not have the crankshaft variation learn information stored for misfire monitoring.
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P0404 means the PCM may be seeing the commanded EGR valve position and the actual position feedback not agree the way it expects.
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P0405 means the PCM may be seeing an EGR position sensor signal that is lower than expected.
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This code may mean the PCM is seeing an engine oil pressure sensor signal that does not match the expected oil pressure behavior.
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P0705 may mean the Electronic Shift Module cannot reliably interpret the shifter position input.
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P0113 means the PCM may be seeing an intake air temperature sensor signal that is higher than expected, which often corresponds to an unrealistically cold temperature reading.
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P0328 generally means the PCM may be seeing a knock sensor signal that is higher than expected.
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P0339 may indicate an intermittent interruption in the crankshaft position sensor circuit.
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P0502 may indicate that the PCM is seeing a problem in the CVT speed sensor electrical circuit, often described as an open or short condition.
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P0532 may mean the PCM is seeing the A/C pressure sensor signal lower than expected.
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P0533 may mean the ECM or PCM is seeing the A/C pressure sensor circuit signal as high.
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P0641 means the PCM may be seeing a problem on a sensor reference voltage circuit.
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P0651 may mean the PCM is detecting a problem on a shared sensor reference voltage circuit.
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P0716 may mean the PCM is seeing an input or turbine speed sensor signal that does not match expected CVT speed behavior.
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P0717 means the control module may not be receiving a usable input shaft, or mainshaft, speed sensor signal from the automatic transmission.
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P0720 may indicate that the ECM or PCM is not seeing the expected output shaft, or countershaft, speed sensor circuit signal.
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P0722 may mean the PCM is not receiving the expected output shaft, or countershaft, speed sensor signal from the automatic transmission circuit.
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P0746 may indicate that the CVT control system is seeing a possible drive pulley pressure control problem inside the transmission.
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P0747 may indicate that the automatic transmission clutch pressure control solenoid valve A is being reported as stuck on, so pressure control behavior may not match what the ECM/П
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P0776 may mean the automatic transmission control system is seeing A/T clutch pressure control solenoid valve B as stuck OFF.
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P0777 may mean the automatic transmission control system is seeing clutch pressure control solenoid valve B behave as if it is stuck on, so commanded pressure control may not match
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P0793 may mean the PCM is not receiving the expected speed signal from the intermediate shaft speed sensor A circuit on the CVT.
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P0796 may indicate that the CVT pressure control solenoid valve C hydraulic control response is not behaving as expected, or may be stuck off.
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This code may indicate that A/T clutch pressure control solenoid valve C is stuck on, meaning the transmission may be applying or holding clutch pressure when it should not.
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P0842 may indicate that the CVT control system is seeing a low signal from the transmission fluid pressure sensor/switch A circuit, often tied to the driven pulley pressure sensor.
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P0843 may mean the PCM is seeing a high signal from the CVT driven pulley pressure sensor circuit.
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P0847 may indicate the PCM is seeing a low signal on the transmission fluid pressure switch B, or 3rd clutch pressure switch, circuit.
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P0848 may mean the transmission control system is seeing the transmission fluid pressure switch B, for the 3rd clutch, stuck high or not changing as expected.
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P0966 may indicate a possible electrical fault in the A/T clutch pressure control solenoid valve B control circuit.
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P0970 may indicate that the CVT pressure control solenoid C control circuit is being seen low by the control module.
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P1109 may mean the ECM/PCM is seeing a barometric pressure signal that appears higher than expected or outside its normal plausibility range.
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The ECM/PCM may be seeing a MAP sensor signal that is higher than expected for current engine operation.
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P1157 may mean the PCM is seeing a possible malfunction in the air fuel sensor 1 AFS circuit.
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P1172 may indicate the ECM/PCM is seeing the A/F Sensor, Sensor 1, circuit as out of range high.
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P154A may mean the ECM/PCM is detecting a possible internal battery sensor fault or an issue affecting the battery sensor signal path.
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P16E3 may indicate that the PCM is not receiving proper LIN communication from the battery sensor circuit.
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P1898 may indicate a CVT hydraulic pressure-control problem where drive or driven pulley pressure control may not be responding as expected.
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P2135 may mean the ECM/PCM is seeing the two throttle position sensor signals disagree with each other.
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P2228 means the ECM/PCM may be seeing a barometric pressure signal that is lower than expected.
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P2229 means the ECM/PCM may be seeing a barometric pressure signal that is higher than expected.
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P2270 may mean the ECM/PCM is seeing the downstream oxygen sensor signal stay lean when it should be able to respond normally.
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P2647 may mean the PCM is seeing an unexpected high-voltage condition in the rocker arm oil pressure switch circuit used by the VTEC oil pressure control system.
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P2715 may indicate that the CVT control system is seeing pressure control solenoid D as stuck on or not responding as expected.
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P2720 may indicate the control circuit for a CVT pressure or lock-up clutch control solenoid is being seen as low by the control system.
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P2721 may indicate a high-control-circuit condition in the CVT pressure-control solenoid circuit. On this diagnostic path, the fault is treated as an electrical circuit problem, so
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This code may mean the transmission control system is seeing line pressure solenoid valve A behave as if it is stuck on.
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P2827 may indicate a high input condition in the automatic transmission line pressure solenoid valve A circuit.
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P0113 may mean the PCM is seeing the intake air temperature sensor signal voltage higher than expected.
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P0328 may mean the PCM is seeing a high-voltage condition in the knock sensor circuit.
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P0339 may indicate an intermittent interruption in the crankshaft position sensor circuit signal to the PCM.
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P0341 may indicate that the camshaft position signal and crankshaft position signal are not lining up as expected by the PCM.
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P0344 means the CMP sensor A signal may have an intermittent interruption, so the PCM may not always receive a steady camshaft position signal.
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P0369 may mean the PCM is seeing an intermittent loss or interruption of the camshaft position sensor B signal.
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P0502 may mean the PCM is seeing a low, missing, or incorrect CVT speed sensor signal.
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P0532 means the PCM may be seeing the A/C pressure sensor signal as lower than expected.
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P0533 may mean the ECM/PCM is seeing the A/C pressure sensor signal higher than expected.
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P0641 may indicate a problem with the sensor reference voltage A circuit.
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P0651 may mean the PCM is seeing a problem on a shared sensor reference-voltage circuit.
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P0776 may indicate a problem in the automatic transmission clutch pressure control solenoid valve B control path.
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P0793 generally means the PCM may not be receiving the expected speed signal from the CVT drive pulley speed sensor circuit.
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P0847 may indicate the PCM is seeing a low signal from the transmission fluid pressure switch B, commonly described as the 3rd clutch pressure switch circuit.
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P0848 may indicate the PCM is seeing a high signal from the transmission fluid pressure switch B circuit for the 3rd clutch.
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P0873 may indicate that the ECM/PCM is seeing a high signal from the transmission fluid pressure switch C circuit for the 4th clutch.
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P0966 may indicate an electrical fault in the transmission control circuit for A/T clutch pressure control solenoid valve B.
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P0990 may indicate that the PCM is seeing a high circuit condition from transmission fluid pressure switch E, also described as the 6th clutch pressure switch.
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P1109 may indicate the ECM/PCM is seeing the BARO sensor circuit as out of range.
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P1129 may mean the ECM/PCM is seeing a manifold absolute pressure signal that is higher than expected for the operating condition.
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P1454 may mean the PCM is seeing fuel tank pressure sensor information that does not look plausible for the EVAP system conditions.
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P154A may mean the ECM/PCM cannot trust the battery sensor information because the sensor or its related circuit may have a fault.
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P16E3 may mean the ECM/PCM is not receiving the expected LIN communication from the PGM-FI battery sensor.
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P2228 means the ECM/PCM may be seeing the barometric pressure sensor circuit voltage lower than expected.
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P2647 may mean the PCM is seeing a high-voltage condition from the rocker arm oil pressure switch circuit used to monitor VTEC oil pressure operation.
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P2721 can indicate a possible high-input electrical concern in the A/T clutch pressure control solenoid valve D circuit.
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P2821 may indicate that the transmission control side is seeing line pressure solenoid valve A act stuck on or not respond as expected.
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P2827 may indicate a high-input electrical fault in the line pressure solenoid valve A control circuit for the automatic transmission.
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P0113 may mean the PCM is seeing the intake air temperature sensor signal higher than expected, which can point to a possible open or high-voltage condition in that circuit.
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P0328 means the PCM may be seeing a knock sensor circuit signal that is higher than expected.
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P0339 may indicate an intermittent interruption in the crankshaft position sensor circuit, meaning the PCM may not consistently receive the crankshaft position signal it expects.
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P0344 means the ECM/PCM may be seeing an intermittent interruption in the CMP sensor A signal.
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P0369 may indicate an intermittent interruption in the camshaft position sensor B signal circuit.
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P0532 means the ECM/PCM may be seeing the A/C pressure sensor signal lower than expected.
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P0533 may indicate that the PCM is seeing a high voltage condition from the A/C pressure sensor circuit.
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P0641 may indicate a problem on a shared sensor reference voltage circuit monitored by the PCM.
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P0651 may mean the PCM is seeing a problem on a shared sensor reference-voltage circuit.
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P0716 may mean the PCM is seeing an input or turbine speed sensor A signal that does not match what it expects for CVT operation.
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P0717 may mean the PCM is not seeing a usable signal from the input or turbine speed sensor A circuit.
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P0746 may mean the ECM or PCM is detecting an issue with the CVT drive pulley pressure control response.
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P0793 may indicate that the PCM is not receiving the expected signal from the CVT intermediate shaft or drive pulley speed sensor circuit.
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P0797 may mean the CVT control system is seeing pressure control solenoid valve C behave like it is stuck on.
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P0842 may indicate that the PCM is seeing a low signal from the CVT driven pulley pressure sensor circuit.
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P0970 may indicate a low control circuit condition for pressure control solenoid C in the CVT control system.
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P1109 may mean the ECM/PCM is seeing a barometric pressure input that appears too high or not plausible for the operating conditions.
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P1129 may indicate that the ECM/PCM is seeing a MAP sensor signal higher than expected for the current operating condition.
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P1157 may mean the PCM is seeing a high-voltage type fault in the Sensor 1 air fuel sensor circuit.
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P154A may mean the ECM or PCM is detecting an internal fault condition related to the battery sensor circuit used for charging-system monitoring.
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P16E3 may indicate a LIN communication problem involving the PCM and the battery-sensor side of the charging system.
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P2135 may indicate that the ECM/PCM is seeing the two throttle position sensor signals disagree with each other.
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P2228 may mean the PCM is seeing a barometric pressure sensor signal that is lower than expected.
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P2229 means the ECM/PCM may be seeing a barometric pressure sensor circuit signal that is higher than expected.
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P2720 may mean the PCM is seeing a low-control-circuit condition in the transmission pressure control or lock-up clutch control circuit.
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P2721 may mean the PCM is detecting a high electrical condition in the pressure control solenoid circuit used in the CVT lock-up clutch control strategy.
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P0344 means the PCM may be seeing an intermittent interruption or inconsistent signal from camshaft position sensor A while comparing cam timing information to crankshaft rotation.
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P0533 may indicate that the ECM/PCM is seeing the A/C pressure sensor signal as too high for the operating condition.
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P0641 may indicate that the PCM is seeing a problem with a sensor reference-voltage supply circuit.
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P0720 may mean the PCM is not seeing the expected output shaft, or countershaft, speed signal while the vehicle is moving.
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P1708 means the PCM may be seeing the neutral position sensor B signal higher than expected.
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P2135 means the PCM may be seeing TP sensor A and TP sensor B disagree with each other instead of tracking together.
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The PCM may be seeing the two intake air temperature inputs disagree after start-up.
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P2651 may mean the PCM is commanding VTEC oil control on, but the rocker arm oil pressure feedback can still appear low.
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P2652 may indicate that the PCM is seeing the rocker arm oil pressure sensor signal stay high when the VTEC oil control command is off.
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P006A may set when the airflow measured by the mass air flow sensor does not line up with the airflow the control module expects from manifold pressure information.
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P0328 means the ECM/PCM may be seeing knock sensor circuit voltage higher than expected.
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P0344 may indicate an intermittent interruption in the camshaft position sensor A signal, where the PCM can lose or question the expected camshaft position information.
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P0523 means the ECM/PCM may be seeing the engine oil pressure sensor signal as higher than expected.
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P0532 means the ICM may be seeing the A/C pressure sensor circuit voltage as lower than expected.
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P0533 may mean the control module is seeing the A/C pressure sensor signal higher than expected.
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P0641 may mean the PCM is seeing the sensor reference voltage A circuit outside the range it expects.
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P0842 may mean the ICM is seeing a transmission fluid pressure sensor signal that is lower than expected.
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