B1769 – Seat Driver Backward Circuit Failure
The ODBII code B1769 indicates a malfunction in the driver seat’s backward movement circuit, suggesting a failure in the electrical system or components responsible for moving the seat backward. The severity of ODBII code B1769 is generally considered moderate. Common Causes For: B1768 Seat Driver Forward Circuit Short To Ground Faulty seat position sensor Damaged…
B1770 – Seat Driver Backward Circuit Open
The ODBII code B1770 indicates that there is an open circuit in the driver seat’s backward movement mechanism, meaning the seat cannot move backward due to a fault in the wiring or the motor. The severity of ODBII code B1770 is moderate. Common Causes For: B1769 Seat Driver Backward Circuit Failure Faulty seat position sensor…
B1771 – Seat Driver Backward Circuit Short To Battery
The ODBII code B1771 indicates a short circuit in the driver seat’s backward movement circuit, causing it to connect directly to the battery, which can lead to malfunctioning of the seat adjustment system. The severity of ODBII code B1771 is moderate. Common Causes For: B1770 Seat Driver Backward Circuit Open Shorted wiring or connectors in…
b1771 passenger side buckle switch circuit malfunction
B1771 Passenger Side Buckle Switch Circuit Malfunction OBD2 Code: B1771 Description: Passenger side buckle switch circuit malfunction. Definition: The OBD2 code B1771 indicates a problem in the electrical circuit of the passenger side seat belt buckle switch. This may involve issues such as an open or shorted circuit, poor electrical connections, or a faulty buckle…
B1772 – Seat Driver Backward Circuit Short To Ground
The ODBII code B1772 indicates a short circuit in the driver seat’s backward movement circuit, meaning there is an electrical fault causing the circuit to connect to ground improperly. The severity of ODBII code B1772 is moderate. Common Causes For: B1771 Seat Driver Backward Circuit Short To Battery Shorted wiring or connectors in the seat…
B1773 – Mirror Driver Up Circuit Failure
The ODBII code B1773 indicates a malfunction in the mirror driver up circuit, which typically means there is a failure in the electrical circuit responsible for controlling the upward movement of the vehicle’s side mirror. The severity of ODBII code B1773 Mirror Driver Up Circuit Failure is moderate. Common Causes For: B1772 Seat Driver Backward…
B1774 – Mirror Driver Up Circuit Open
The ODBII code B1774 indicates that there is an open circuit in the driver’s side mirror adjustment system, which may prevent the mirror from functioning properly. The severity of ODBII code B1774 is generally considered moderate. Common Causes For: B1773 Mirror Driver Up Circuit Failure Open circuit in the mirror driver circuit. Faulty mirror driver…
B1775 – Mirror Driver Up Circuit Short To Battery
The ODBII code B1775 indicates a fault in the mirror driver’s up circuit, specifically a short circuit to the battery, which means there is an electrical issue causing the circuit to continuously receive power. The severity of ODBII code B1775 is moderate. Common Causes For: B1774 Mirror Driver Up Circuit Open Shorted wiring or connectors…
B1776 – Mirror Driver Up Circuit Short To Ground
The ODBII code B1776 indicates a short circuit in the mirror driver up circuit, meaning there is an electrical fault causing the circuit to connect to ground improperly. The severity of ODBII code B1776 is generally considered moderate. Common Causes For: B1775 Mirror Driver Up Circuit Short To Battery Shorted wiring or connectors in the…
B1777 – Driver’s Seatbelt Tension Reducer Circuit Short to Ground
The ODBII code B1777 indicates a malfunction in the driver’s seatbelt tension reducer circuit, specifically that there is a short to ground, which means the circuit is unintentionally connected to the vehicle’s ground, potentially affecting the seatbelt’s ability to function properly. The severity of ODBII code B1777 is moderate. Common Causes For: B1777 Driver’s Seatbelt…