This code is triggered when the sensor supply voltage exceeds the normal operating range, specifically going above 5.2 volts. This condition can affect the performance and reliability of the sensors that monitor various parameters within the vehicle’s systems.

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This fault code indicates that the Chassis Control Unit (CCU) has detected an incorrect configuration in the rear Power Take-Off (PTO) system. The rear PTO is essential for powering various attachments and implements; an incorrect configuration can result in improper operation or failure to engage/disengage the PTO correctly.

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This fault code signifies that the Chassis Control Unit (CCU) encountered a failure in its End Of Line (EOL) memory during startup. The EOL data, which is critical for ensuring the CCU operates according to factory specifications, could not be read or verified. This may indicate corruption or loss of vital configuration data.

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This code is triggered when the Chassis Control Unit (CCU) detects an issue with the front differential lock solenoid circuit. The fault may involve an open circuit, a short, or an over-temperature condition, which can affect the solenoid’s operation.

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This fault code indicates that the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) has not been received from other control units. This situation can occur due to interruptions or errors in the CAN bus communication, leading to incomplete security verification processes across the vehicle’s systems.

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This code arises when the VIN Security feature, which protects against unauthorized use or alteration of vehicle data, has not been enabled in the control unit. This can expose the vehicle to potential security risks.

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This error code indicates a conflict in the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) data among different control units. A mismatch in VIN data can lead to issues in system verification and security protocols, as the control units are unable to verify that they are operating within the same vehicle system.

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This code is triggered when the fuel level in the tank is critically low, detected at below 3% by the Chassis Control Unit (CCU).

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This error code signifies that the output voltage from the fuel level sensor circuit is below the expected minimum of 0.2 V, indicating a potential short circuit or sensor failure.

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This error indicates that the fuel level sensor’s circuit has detected a voltage higher than normal, suggesting an open circuit. This condition might be due to a faulty sensor, poor connection, or damage to the wiring.

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