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Crown wave 60

Wav60 code 256- missing BV+ at connector CA403-2. (wire2) Check connector/connection, check fuse 5 (FU5) and wiring from fuse 5 to connector CA403 for damaged circuit/wiring. (CAN error)
101 - Module 1 (display) has no communication with module 2/3.
102- no communication with module 3.
103 no communication with module 4.
I need help for these codes in wave 60
  • Posted 7 May 2025 04:40
  • By Nemis
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Hi,
Event Code 101
Access 1 does not communicate with Access 2/3.
Step 1: Turn off the vehicle.
Step 2: Verify that B-NEG is present at Access 1 CA302-01, and the Access 2/3 B-NEG terminal.
* If: B-NEG is present at all the modules - Then continue to step 3
Step 3: Perform a CAN circuit test using the following
table.
1. Disconnect CA607.
2. Check the resistance between CA607-1 and CA607-2.
3. The resistance should be approximately 120 ohms.
4. Replace the terminating resistor if the resistance less than 115 ohms or greater than 125 ohms.
5. Check the resistance of the CAN circuit if the terminating resistor has a resistance between 115 ohms and 125 ohms.
6. Replace the appropriate module if the terminating resistor and CAN circuit test find no faults.
  • Posted 7 Jun 2025 19:50
  • Modified 18 Jun 2025 10:14 by administrator
  • By marksmith
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