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Originally Posted by shorod
I wrote, "...there may be some simple steps..." but we'd need to know the code to offer them. The factory service manual offers troubleshooting steps to determine the source of many of the diagnostic codes. For example, a code that initially appears to indicate a bad Hydraulic Control Unit may end up being a lack of voltage to a certain pin due to corrosion or a broken wire. The diagnostic steps may be something like, "Step 1: Verify you have battery voltage to pin 3 of connector C220. If voltage is present, proceed to step 4. If no voltage, inspect red/white wire and repair damage."
-Rod
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I spoke to the mechanic today and he assured me that it was the code for the main unit and not a sensor. So assuming he is correct and it is the main unit, can the light be disabled?