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C1012

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C1012

What does this code mean?

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CBR 2408 092025

VOLVO

Reported code forms C10129B

This document provides guidance for addressing the APM DTC C10129B fault," High/Excessive Flow" This fault was introduced by a previous APM software package and requires specific containment actions.

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CBR 2408 092025

MACK

Reported code forms C10129B

This document provides guidance for addressing the APM DTC C10129B fault," High/Excessive Flow" This fault was introduced by a previous APM software package and requires specific containment actions.

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CBR 2408 072025

MACK

Reported code forms C10129B

CBR - This document provides guidance for addressing the Air Production􀁡Modulator (APM) DTC C10129B fault, "High/Excessive Flow" This fault was introduced by a previous APM software package and requires specific…

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

MakeModelModel year
Fiat5002016
Fiat5002015
MackPIONEER PR (4)2026
MackPIONEER PR (4)2025
VolvoVN2025
VolvoVNL (4)2026
VolvoVNL (4)2025
VolvoVNL (4)2024
VolvoVNL (4)2023
VolvoVNR (4)2026
VolvoVNR (4)2025

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