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Park assist module, rear air actuator
- Thread starter Jermainey
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according to my list b1b7d is a weight sensor thing, like the one that tells the airbag whether to be on or off. that said, I wouldnt be surprised if it has this meaning too. as far as the U code, i would imagine behind the dash. but not always seen it elsewhere too. take this as a bump for your thread.
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Does your car have the automatic park assist feature? Can it parallel park itself 
It basically saying the EPAS feature can't communicate with parking sensor A which I assume is in the front bumper cover somewhere.
The HVAC code is saying your rear blend door actuator is faulty. Its located inside the right rear quarter panel.
It basically saying the EPAS feature can't communicate with parking sensor A which I assume is in the front bumper cover somewhere.
The HVAC code is saying your rear blend door actuator is faulty. Its located inside the right rear quarter panel.
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