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Module Communication Trouble Codes: List & Fixes

Module communication codes, such as U0100 (lost communication with the engine control module) or U0121 (lost communication with the ABS module), mean a module did not receive expected messages on the data bus. Start with the basics: battery voltage, grounds, fuses and connectors, especially where water can get in. Aftermarket accessories spliced into the wiring can also disturb the network.

43Codes
3.1Average severity
33%High or critical
5%DIY-friendly
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U0404 Network The electronic shifter reports a lever position the transmission can't trust, so Park may not… High U0415 Network The ABS module is online, but the wheel-speed data it shares looks wrong to the other modules. Moderate U0416 Network Stability-control data (steering angle, yaw rate) failed a plausibility check in another module. Moderate U0418 Network Brake-control data such as pedal position or brake-assist status looks implausible to another… High U0420 Network The electric power steering module is talking, but its steering angle or torque data doesn't… Moderate U0422 Network The body control module is sending data other modules reject, often after a BCM swap or wiring… Low U1000 Chevrolet · Network A module on an older GM's Class 2 data line couldn't communicate, so modules stopped hearing… Moderate U1000 Nissan · Network A Nissan control module couldn't send or receive CAN messages for about 2 seconds or longer. Moderate U1064 Chevrolet · Network Other modules stopped hearing the body control module on an older GM's Class 2 data line. Moderate U1096 Chevrolet · Network Other modules on an older GM's Class 2 network stopped receiving messages from the gauge… Low U1900 Ford · Network A Ford module stopped receiving messages it expects from another module on the CAN network. Moderate U3000 Network A module has flagged a problem with itself: its memory, software, setup or internal electronics. Low U3003 Network A control module saw its supply voltage drop too low or rise too high, usually a battery… Low

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