What does this code mean?
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Manufacturer wording
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C10019EElectric Vehicle Air Compressor 1, Stuck On can become active on VNR electric vehicles and is incorrectly describedManufacturer communications
1Original wording in English
VOLVO
Reported code forms C10019E
CBR: Volvo Chassis - Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) C10019E - Electric Vehicle Air Compressor 1, Stuck On. Fault code C10019E - Electric Vehicle Air Compressor 1, Stuck On can become active…
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