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P106F

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P106F

What does this code mean?

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Original wording in English

KC-44

MACK

Reported code forms P106F18

Automated Manual Transmission ( AMT ) - Power Take Off ( PTO ) Active Fault Codes P106E18 (PSID 20 FMI 5) Or P106F18 (PSID 21 FMI 5) PTO Engagement Valve Current Below Threshold

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KC-44

VOLVO

Reported code forms P106F18

Automated Manual Transmission ( AMT ) - Power Take Off ( PTO ) Active Fault Codes P106E18 (PSID 20 FMI 5) Or P106F18 (PSID 21 FMI 5) PTO Engagement Valve Current Below Threshold

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PI1518A

CADILLAC

Reported code forms P106F

Stop/Start System Malfunction, DTC P1064, P1065, P1068, P106F, P1070, P108D, P108E, or P1091 Set Condition/Concern Some customers may comment that the message “Stop/Start System Disabled” appears on the DIC. There may…

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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
CadillacATS2016
CadillacCTS2016
MackMACKYear not specified
VolvoVOLVO TRUCKYear not specified

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