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B280BVDC Brake Fluid PressureManufacturer communications
4Original wording in English
SUBARU
Reported code forms B280B
This bulletin announces the availability of new Vehicle Dynamics Control (VDC) reprogramming files. In rare cases the EyeSight® system may receive inaccurate brake line pressure data from the VDC causing DTC B280B (VDC…
JEEP
Reported code forms B280B-00
There Is No Backup Camera Image Displayed When Shifting To Reverse. DTC?s U0264-00 And B280B-00 May Be Set
SUBARU
Reported code forms B280B
IMPORTANT: This Service Bulletin has been as been replaced by TSB 07-170-20 dated 02/21/2020 entitled Reprogramming File Availability for EyeSight DTC B280B: VDC Abnormal. Please refer to this new bulletin for the…
SUBARU
Reported code forms B280B
This bulletin announces availability of reprogramming files to optimize the EyeSight camera unit. In some cases, when using the Adaptive Cruise Control feature, the EyeSight system may stop functioning, enter a…
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