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Retrieving Diagnostic Trouble Codes

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  1. Connect Tech 2 or OBD-II compliant scan tool to Data Link Connector (DLC). DLC is located under instrument panel, below steering column. Turn ignition on. Following scan tool manufacturer's instructions, read and note Dashboard Integrated Central Electronics (DICE) control module DTCs. See DICE CONTROL MODULE DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES  table.
  2. Because a functional problem in one system can be caused from a problem in another system it is important to read DTCs from all vehicle systems. Compare DTCs with customer complaint. DTC that most closely corresponds with customer complaint is probably caused by primary malfunction.
DICE CONTROL MODULE DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES

DTC (1) Component Problem
B2355  Evaporator Anti-Freeze Sensor Short To Ground Or Battery Voltage, Open Circuit Or Outside Specified Range
B2360  A/C Pressure Sensor Short To Ground Or Battery Voltage, Or Open Circuit
(1) Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) retrieved using a scan tool.