B1A00
The workshop manual is your friend. Actual Jag codes look like B1A00-XX. You have system voltage low (or high) (or restraint module) at ECM. Can't tell you which circuit as that's not the complete code.
Last edited by guy; Mar 28, 2026 at 10:09 AM.
Guy,
I have just updated to an Autel MaxiCheck with JLR specific software. The most troubling code is U200d-14 Control module output power A. Is show as a permanent issue.
I have found a part and will install and then rerun everything.
Thoughts?
I have just updated to an Autel MaxiCheck with JLR specific software. The most troubling code is U200d-14 Control module output power A. Is show as a permanent issue.
I have found a part and will install and then rerun everything.
Thoughts?
There is the U200D-14, Troubleshooting includes:
NOTE: This monitoring is based on detecting that the supply voltage from the ABS modulator is out of range (4.5V – 5.3 V)
Refer to the electrical circuit diagrams and check the power and ground connections to the Anti-Lock Braking System Control Module.
Check the circuits between the steering angle sensor and the Anti-Lock Braking System Control Module, in particular check the steering angle sensor ground at the Anti-Lock Braking System Control Module connector pin.
If no wiring harness faults are found and the power and ground supplies to the vacuum boost pressure sensor, steering angle sensor and Anti-Lock Braking System Control Module are ok then suspect (1) the vacuum boost pressure sensor, (2) the steering angle sensor, (3) the Anti-Lock Braking System Control Module.
NOTE: This monitoring is based on detecting that the supply voltage from the ABS modulator is out of range (4.5V – 5.3 V)
Refer to the electrical circuit diagrams and check the power and ground connections to the Anti-Lock Braking System Control Module.
Check the circuits between the steering angle sensor and the Anti-Lock Braking System Control Module, in particular check the steering angle sensor ground at the Anti-Lock Braking System Control Module connector pin.
If no wiring harness faults are found and the power and ground supplies to the vacuum boost pressure sensor, steering angle sensor and Anti-Lock Braking System Control Module are ok then suspect (1) the vacuum boost pressure sensor, (2) the steering angle sensor, (3) the Anti-Lock Braking System Control Module.
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