FAULT CODES
Fault Code. ComponentFault
0. Normal OperationNo Fault Codes, Wait 30 Seconds For System Self-Test
11. Motorized In-Car AspiratorOpen/Short Circuit, Code Not Stored For Blown Aspirator
12. Ambient Temperature SensorOpen/Short Circuit
13. Evaporator Temperature SensorOpen/Short Circuit
14. Coolant Temperature InputInstrument Pack Output
15. Heater Matrix Temperature SensorOpen/Short Circuit
21. Solar SensorOpen/Short Circuit
22. Compressor Lock SensorOpen/Short, Low Refrigerant Charge, Low Compressor Oil, Loose Belt
23. Refrigerant Pressure SwitchOpen/Short, (1) Low Refrigerant Charge
24. Differential PotentiometerOpen/Short Circuit
31. Left Fresh/Recirculated Potentiometer(2) Open/Short Circuit
32. Right Fresh/Recirculated Potentiometer(2) Open/Short Circuit
33. Cool Air By-Pass Potentiometer(2) Open/Short Circuit
34. Defrost Potentiometer(2) Open/Short Circuit
35. Center Vent Potentiometer(2) Open/Short Circuit
36. Foot Potentiometer(2) Open/Short Circuit
41. Left Fresh/Recirculated Servo Motor(3) Open/Short Circuit
42. Right Fresh/Recirculated Servo Motor(3) Open/Short Circuit
43. Cool Air By-Pass Servo Motor(3) Open/Short Circuit
44. Defrost Servo Motor(3) Open/Short Circuit
45. Center Vent Servo Motor(3) Open/Short Circuit
46. Foot Servo Motor(3) Open/Short Circuit
(1)Temperatures below 32 °F (0 °C) may set false fault code due to low refrigerant pressure. Temperatures above 95 °F (35 °C) may set false fault code due to temporary high refrigerant pressure.
(2)Open or short in potentiometer feed circuit. At times, motor may overrun and set additional codes. Cycling ignition on and off 2 or 3 times may correct problem.
(3)Open or short in motor drive circuit or sticking or jammed motor flap.
Saturday, March 13th, 2010 AT 4:34 AM