I just ran by obd scanner and got a b2312 code. No lights on the dash. Should I be concerned?
Jun 29, 2020 at 7:50 AM
2011 Toyota Prius B2312 Code
CHRISCHUNG221
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Hi,
Are you having any trouble with the power windows? The code indicates that a power window switch was held in the same position (up or down) for more than 20 seconds. If you are not having any problems, there is a chance that you simply held the switch for that amount of time and didn't realize it. Or, the switch itself is bad and staying in one position all the time.
Let me know what is happening.
Take care,
Joe
Are you having any trouble with the power windows? The code indicates that a power window switch was held in the same position (up or down) for more than 20 seconds. If you are not having any problems, there is a chance that you simply held the switch for that amount of time and didn't realize it. Or, the switch itself is bad and staying in one position all the time.
Let me know what is happening.
Take care,
Joe
Jun 29, 2020 at 2:31 PM
Awesome. Thanks! No, no problems with the windows. It may be that the baby was playing with the buttons. Thank you so much!
Jun 29, 2020 at 10:20 PM
You are very welcome. I had to laugh with the idea that the baby was playing with the buttons. That's great!!! Who better to cause an issue. LOL
Take care of yourself and let me know if you have other questions.
Joe
Take care of yourself and let me know if you have other questions.
Joe
Jun 30, 2020 at 2:49 PM
Suggested Repair
If the power windows work normally, the B2312 code is likely from a switch held up or down for more than 20 seconds and is not a concern. Clear the code and monitor; inspect or replace the switch only if a window sticks or the code returns.
Conversation Summary
The owner of a 2011 Toyota Prius scanned code B2312 with no dash lights and no window problems. The expert explained that the code means a power window switch was held in one position for more than 20 seconds, either accidentally or because the switch is sticking. The owner said a child may have played with the buttons, and the expert agreed that is a likely cause if the windows operate normally.