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Manufacturer wording
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B28A6Internal Stereo Camera Communication 1Manufacturer communications
3Original wording in English
SUBARU
Reported code forms B28A6
"This bulletin announces the availability of new reprogramming files developed to address the following three symptoms. SYMPTOM #1: After the EyeSight camera has been exposed to high humidity/temperature conditions…
SUBARU
Reported code forms B28A6
This bulletin announces the availability of new reprogramming files developed to address DTC B28C7 (EyeSight Fan Motor RPM), E5 (halt code deected by EyeSight Stereo Camera), and B28A6 (Internal Stereo Camera…
SUBARU
Reported code forms B28A6
This bulletin announces the availability of new reprogramming files developed to address cases were a halt code E5, B28A6 and or DTC B28C7 is detected by the EyeSight Stereo Camera assembly.
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