This code is triggered when two inputs (low, high, or intermittent) of the front wiper switch are activated simultaneously for longer than 0.5 seconds. This could indicate a fault in the switch assembly or wiring, potentially leading to erratic wiper operation or failure.

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This fault code occurs when the current in the rear left or right side roof flood lights exceeds the 7-amp limit. High current in these circuits can suggest a short circuit or improper wiring, which could lead to overheating, potential wire damage, or circuit failure.

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The CLC has detected an open circuit in the rear left or right side roof flood lights, indicating an interruption in the electrical pathway. Such issues often stem from disconnected wires, faulty light fixtures, or deteriorated connections, which hinder the operation of the flood lights.

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This error code is activated when the current in either the left or right tail light circuit exceeds the 7-amp fuse rating, suggesting a possible short circuit. Short circuits can cause overheating, wire damage, or even fires, and are often due to damaged insulation, faulty wiring, or incorrect bulb wattage.

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The fault code indicates an open circuit in either the left or right tail light, resulting in no current flow. Open circuits in tail lights are typically due to broken wires, poor connections, or faulty tail light assemblies, which prevent the tail lights from operating and reduce vehicle visibility from behind.

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This error code is triggered when the current flowing through the brake light circuit exceeds the 12-amp fuse rating. Such high current often results from short circuits or component failures within the brake light system and can lead to significant safety hazards including electrical fires or component meltdown.

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The fault code indicates an open circuit in the brake lights system, resulting in no current flow. This typically happens due to severed wires, loose connectors, or failed components, rendering the brake lights inoperative and compromising vehicle safety by failing to signal braking actions to other road users.

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This fault code flags that the current in the right fender turn signal light or right roof warning lights has surpassed the safe threshold of 7 amps, indicating a short circuit or excessive power draw. Short circuits can occur due to damaged wires, faulty connections, or degraded insulation, leading to potential risks such as electrical…

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This fault code is generated when the Cab Load Center (CLC) detects an open circuit condition in the right fender turn signal light or the right roof warning light circuits, causing interruption in current flow and light operation.

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The Cab Load Center (CLC) control unit has detected that the current in the left fender turn signal light or left roof warning lights exceeds the 7-amp fuse rating. This condition typically indicates a short circuit, which could lead to overheating and potential fire hazards.

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This error code indicates an open circuit in the left turn signal light circuits, which interrupts the current flow and results in non-operational turn signals. This is often caused by broken wires, disconnected connectors, or failed components within the circuit.

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