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error code 522760-4

HI can any one know error code 522760-4 wht is it mean ?

Series start with L177B

can any one help me ?
  • Posted 8 Jul 2014 17:55
  • By saf_m
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  • dubai, United Arab Emirates
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is it safe to drive with error code 522761-6
  • Posted 26 Oct 2021 02:57
  • By kareem7546
  • joined 26 Oct'21 - 1 message
  • Texas, United States
kareem
TSP Switched Battery (IGN) Voltage Supply OORL
Measured Voltage Below Allowable Threshold.
CODES
DTC 521982-4 - Switched Battery Voltage 3 (IGN 3) OORL (TCU)
DTC 522760-4 - Switched Battery Voltage 1 (IGN 1) OORL
DTC 522761-4 - Switched Battery Voltage 2 (IGN 2) OORL
DTC 522761-6 - Switched Battery Current 2 (IGN 2) Current Too High OORL
DTC 522762-4 - Switched Battery Voltage 3 (IGN 3) OORL
POSSIBLE CAUSE
A. IGN 1 OR IGN 3 VOLTAGE OUTPUT OPEN SUPPLY
B. IGN 2 VOLTAGE OUTPUT SHORTED TO GROUND
C. IGN 1 OR IGN 3 OUTPUT SHORTED TO GROUND
D. FUNCTIONAL FAILURE IN CONTROLLER
NOTE
Please refer to the end of this procedure for supporting diagrams
  • Posted 12 Jul 2014 22:29
  • Modified 12 Jul 2014 22:30 by poster
  • By Howitt
  • joined 13 Feb'09 - 80 messages
  • Ohio, United States

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