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P0B07

Code meaning and manufacturer information

P0B07

What does this code mean?

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Manufacturer wording

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CadillacP0B07
Auxiliary Transmission Fluid Pump Motor Phase W Low Current

NHTSA 10147331

Manufacturer communications

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Original wording in English

18199

CADILLAC

Reported code forms P0B07

18199 - Service Update - Software that controls the electric motor for the auxiliary transmission fluid pump has a fault in the logic used for restarting the pump. During a pump restart attempt, motor current over…

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PI1433

CHEVROLET

Reported code forms P0B07

This preliminary informational bulletin provides repair information for a customer concern of a Service Vehicle Soon (SVS) light on, a Propulsion Power Reduced or Vehicle Speed Limited message in the Driver Information…

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4

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

MakeModelModel year
CadillacCT6 PLUG-IN HYBRID2018
CadillacCT6 PLUG-IN HYBRID2017
ChevroletSPARK EV2015
ChevroletSPARK EV2014

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