JEEP
08-011-15
Manufacturer communications
- Publication date
- 2015-01-27
- Received by NHTSA
- 2018-11-19
- NHTSA record numbers
- 10148604
Manufacturer summary
Original wording in English
B2128-17 - Sensor Supply Voltage - Circuit Voltage Above Threshold And/Or U045A-86 - Implausible Data Received From Parking Assist Module - Signal Invalid This bulletin involves updating the Park Assist Module (PAM) software. Some customers may comment that when pressing the Parallel and/or Perpendicular Park Assist button when the vehicle is stopped (during stop/start event) it will not illuminate. Additionally the customer may experience a false park assist detection. This is caused by ground reflections, on vehicles equipped with XH3 or XH4. If the customer wish to do a Parallel and/or Perpendicular Park Assist (PPPA) maneuver and they push the PPPA button, then the cluster may display, "Active ParkSense Temporarily Unavailable?. This is an intermittent condition and will only last for one key cycle. On further inspection the technician may find DTC U045A-86 - Implausible Data Received From Parking Assist Module - Signal Invalid and/or a B2128-17 - Sensor Supply Voltage - Circuit Voltage Above Threshold set in the PAM.
Reported code forms
Manufacturer wording
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Jeep
B2128-17Sensor Supply Voltage - Circuit Voltage Above ThresholdJeep
B2128-17Sensor Supply Voltage - Circuit Voltage Above Threshold set in the PAMJeep
U045A-86Implausible Data Received From Parking Assist Module - Signal Invalid and/or aCheck vehicle applicability
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| Make | Model | Model year |
|---|---|---|
| Jeep | CHEROKEE | 2014 |