07-31-2024, 05:32 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-31-2024, 05:33 PM by spacemanspiff.)
The plot thickens....I decided to disconnect the C connector in its entirety. I got the following codes then:
B1A0113 left-hand front door
B1A0213 right-hand front door
B1A0313 left-hand rear door
B1A0513 [unknown]
B1A0613 central
B1A0713 sub element 1
B1A0813 sub element 2
B1A0913 [unknown]
Now the weird thing is, per the online DTC reference sites, B1A0413 is the right-hand rear door. Now if the C connector is completely unplugged why did I not get that fault code as well??
Additionally, the sub element 1 and 2 does not make any sense to me. The sub gets two wires like the rest of the speakers, how does it have different elements with distinctive fault tracing at the AUD?
I'm beginning to wonder if the switch from HP to HK is not perfect in terms of swapping the AUDs, changing software, configuration, and you are left with some DTC ghosts as a result of the process.
That said, I will try reversing some polarity on the central speaker and sub to see if that does anything.
B1A0113 left-hand front door
B1A0213 right-hand front door
B1A0313 left-hand rear door
B1A0513 [unknown]
B1A0613 central
B1A0713 sub element 1
B1A0813 sub element 2
B1A0913 [unknown]
Now the weird thing is, per the online DTC reference sites, B1A0413 is the right-hand rear door. Now if the C connector is completely unplugged why did I not get that fault code as well??
Additionally, the sub element 1 and 2 does not make any sense to me. The sub gets two wires like the rest of the speakers, how does it have different elements with distinctive fault tracing at the AUD?
I'm beginning to wonder if the switch from HP to HK is not perfect in terms of swapping the AUDs, changing software, configuration, and you are left with some DTC ghosts as a result of the process.
That said, I will try reversing some polarity on the central speaker and sub to see if that does anything.