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AD-1 AD-1 Blinking SAS/OPS CAN communication 4Y-ECS
or ASC data reception error Partial limitation of the drive control function
AD-2 AD-2 Blinking 4Y-ECS CAN communication SAS/OPS data reception error Partial limitation of the drive control function

Engine controller defect (AD-1)
Multifunction display defect (AD-7)
SAS/OPS controller defect (AD-8)
SAS/OPS controller or
engine controller defect (AD-2)
cant find anything on ad-6
  • Posted 18 Aug 2017 09:12
  • By forkguy
  • joined 25 Jul'17 - 28 messages
  • Texas, United States

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