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Fault Family System: Network (U-Codes) 9 SAE Codes

LS CAN Bus Fault

Diagnostic & Technical Explanation
U0019 points to a fault on the low-speed, fault-tolerant CAN segment (roughly 33 kbps single-wire or dual-wire GMLAN-style network) that links lower-priority body accessories. This bus is intentionally designed to keep running in a degraded single-wire mode if one conductor fails, so total loss of communication usually means both wires are compromised, a shared ground is lost, or a bus-bias voltage regulator inside a module has failed -- a different wiring picture from the terminated high-speed backbone. Because there is no strict 120-ohm termination requirement here, a bias-voltage check is more diagnostic than a resistance check.

These 9 diagnostic trouble codes share one detection mechanism and one repair path, which is why MechanicDB groups them into a single authored fault family rather than repeating the same explanation 9 times.

Codes in this family (9)

CodeDefinitionRepair coverage
U0019Low Speed CAN Communication Bus4 ranked fixes
U0020Low Speed CAN Communication Bus Performance4 ranked fixes
U0021Low Speed CAN Communication Bus (+) Open4 ranked fixes
U0022Low Speed CAN Communication Bus (+) Low4 ranked fixes
U0023Low Speed CAN Communication Bus (+) High4 ranked fixes
U0024Low Speed CAN Communication Bus (-) Open4 ranked fixes
U0025Low Speed CAN Communication Bus (-) Low4 ranked fixes
U0026Low Speed CAN Communication Bus (-) High4 ranked fixes
U0027Low Speed CAN Communication Bus (-) shorted to Bus (+)4 ranked fixes

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This page publishes the fault mechanism and the code index. The licensed dataset adds, for every one of the 15,886 codes, the full authored repair set (56,729 procedures in total) with the fields deliberately withheld here: