Fault memory
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- Overview of possible faults
- Data lead, air conditioner-PCM
- Data lead, navigation unit-PCM
- Data lead, PCM-navigation unit
- Data lead, DSP-PCM
- Speedometer A, navigation unit
- Signal, reverse gear-navigation unit
- Antenna, navigation unit
- Data lead, PCM-instrument cluster
- Data lead, instrument cluster-PCM
- Vehicle data record
- Program memory
- Signal, terminal 15 PCM
- Signal, terminal 86 s PCM
- Navigation, CD fault
Control module faulty/navigation unit
- Navigation fault, gyro
Control module faulty/navigation unit
- Connection to audio module
- Telephone, internal fault
- Connection to telephone
- Write error, Flash
- Video interface
- Fault, memory interface
- Fault, photo sensor
Control module faulty
NOTE:
Faults can be stored during initialization of the PCM if all plugs are not connected. If a fault appears under Environmental Condition in combination with an unrealistic date, for example, 7 Feb. 36, the fault was stored at a time at which there was not yet any satellite reception. The faults are stored only during the phase after terminal 86 s has been disconnected.