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Fault codes 32,087
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| Code | Description | Brands | System |
|---|---|---|---|
| P2459 | Particulate filter regeneration frequency bank 1 | 28 | Powertrain |
| P245A | EGR cooler bypass control circuit/open bank 1 | 27 | Powertrain |
| P245B | EGR cooler bypass control circuit range/performance bank 1 | 28 | Powertrain |
| P245C | EGR cooler bypass control circuit low bank 1 | 27 | Powertrain |
| P245D | EGR cooler bypass control circuit high bank 1 | 27 | Powertrain |
| P245E | Particulate filter pressure sensor 'B' circuit | 15 | Powertrain |
| P245F | Gasoline Particulate Filter (GPF) Pressure Sensor B Circuit Range/Performance Failure | 21 | Powertrain |
| P2460 | Particulate Filter Pressure Sensor B Circuit Low | 28 | Powertrain |
| P2461 | Particulate filter pressure sensor 'B' circuit high | 24 | Powertrain |
| P2462 | Particulate filter pressure sensor 'B' circuit intermittent/erratic | 21 | Powertrain |
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| Code | Description | Brands | System |
|---|---|---|---|
| P2463 | Particulate Filter Restriction - Soot Accumulation (Bank 1) | 34 | Powertrain |
| P2464 | Particulate filter differential pressure too low bank 2 | 21 | Powertrain |
| P2465 | Particulate filter differential pressure too high bank 2 | 22 | Powertrain |
| P2466 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit bank 2 sensor 3 | 23 | Powertrain |
| P2467 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit range/performance bank 2 sensor 3 | 22 | Powertrain |
| P2468 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit low bank 2 sensor 3 | 24 | Powertrain |
| P2469 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit high bank 2 sensor 3 | 23 | Powertrain |
| P246A | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit intermittent/erratic bank 2 sensor 3 | 20 | Powertrain |
| P246B | Vehicle conditions incorrect for particulate filter regeneration | 22 | Powertrain |
| P246C | Particulate filter restriction - forced limited power bank 1 | 25 | Powertrain |
| P246D | Gasoline Particulate Filter (GPF) Pressure Sensor A and B Loop Correlation | 20 | Powertrain |
| P246E | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit bank 1 sensor 4 | 25 | Powertrain |
| P246F | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit range/performance bank 1 sensor 4 | 26 | Powertrain |
| P2470 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit low bank 1 sensor 4 | 25 | Powertrain |
| P2471 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit high bank 1 sensor 4 | 25 | Powertrain |
| Code | Description | Brands | System |
|---|---|---|---|
| P2463 | Particulate Filter Restriction - Soot Accumulation (Bank 1) | 34 | Powertrain |
| P2464 | Particulate filter differential pressure too low bank 2 | 21 | Powertrain |
| P2465 | Particulate filter differential pressure too high bank 2 | 22 | Powertrain |
| P2466 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit bank 2 sensor 3 | 23 | Powertrain |
| P2467 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit range/performance bank 2 sensor 3 | 22 | Powertrain |
| P2468 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit low bank 2 sensor 3 | 24 | Powertrain |
| P2469 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit high bank 2 sensor 3 | 23 | Powertrain |
| P246A | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit intermittent/erratic bank 2 sensor 3 | 20 | Powertrain |
| P246B | Vehicle conditions incorrect for particulate filter regeneration | 22 | Powertrain |
| P246C | Particulate filter restriction - forced limited power bank 1 | 25 | Powertrain |
| P246D | Gasoline Particulate Filter (GPF) Pressure Sensor A and B Loop Correlation | 20 | Powertrain |
| P246E | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit bank 1 sensor 4 | 25 | Powertrain |
| P246F | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit range/performance bank 1 sensor 4 | 26 | Powertrain |
| P2470 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit low bank 1 sensor 4 | 25 | Powertrain |
| P2471 | Exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit high bank 1 sensor 4 | 25 | Powertrain |
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