Fault Code Information -...

General InformationUse Table 1 to identify J1939 fault codes and anoverview of the diagnostic procedure for fault codesgenerated by the bulkhead module (BHM), SA 33.

Use Table 2 to identify J1587/J1708 BHM faultcodes. J1587 fault codes consist of the following ele-ments in the order listed:

• Message Identifier (MID) – Identifies whichelectronic control unit (ECU) the fault is comingfrom. The J1587 MID identifying all BHM infor-mation faults is 164.

• Subsystem Identifier (SID) – Indicates whatfunction on the ECU has failed.

• Failure Mode Indicator (FMI) – Indicates inwhat way the function failed. See Table 3 fora list of the J1587 failure mode indicators.

Always use the appropriate schematic for the vehicleas different option content will modify which connec-tor and pin are actually used. BHM B1, A indicatesthat the typical circuit is BHM connector B1, pin A.

J1587 fault codes are shown under J1708 in Service-Link. J1587 and J1708 are the same datalink proto-col.

J1939 Fault Codes From Bulkhead Module (SA 33)

SPN FMI Fault Description Diagnosis CircuitECU

Conn/Pin

84 19 Vehicle speed receiveddata error

Troubleshoot for a fault with the vehicle speed sensor andwiring, as described in the engine service literature. The vehiclespeed sensor is part of the engine management system, andthe data is broadcast from the engine ECU over J1939 or J1708on EPA07 and older vehicles.

data —

598 7 Clutch switch fault

The top-of-clutch switch and bottom-of-clutch switch are bothmeasured as closed at the same time. Troubleshoot for clutchswitch shorted, or for a wiring fault between the clutch switchand the BHM. Engine starting is disabled and other optionalfunctions may be interrupted until the fault is corrected and theignition switch is cycled.

440Ctop 15Kbottom

BHMB6, B2B6 (top)

B3(bottom)

879 5Front left turn lamp —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the lamp iscommanded ON. This fault indicates the bulb is open, or thewiring between the BHM and the bulb is an open circuit.

38L CHMC3, N

879 6Front left turn lamp —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the lamp iscommanded ON. This fault indicates that the lamps connectedto this circuit are drawing more current than the circuit isdesigned to supply, or there is a wiring fault shorting this circuitto ground.

38L CHMC3, N

881 5Front right turn lamp— current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the lamp iscommanded ON. This fault indicates that the bulb is open, orthe wiring between the BHM and the bulb is an open circuit.

38R CHMC3, R

881 6Front right turn lamp— current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the lamp iscommanded ON. This fault indicates that the lamps connectedto this circuit are drawing more current than the circuit isdesigned to supply, or there is a wiring fault shorting this circuitto ground.

38R CHMC3, R

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Conn/Pin

882 4Marker lamps —voltage belowexpected value

The BHM drives the 5 cab overhead clearance and ID lampsfrom connector B5, pin C on circuit 46. All other marker and taillamps are driven from BHM connector B1, K on circuit 23. Thiscircuit connects to the CHM as an input at connector J3, P. TheCHM passes the signal through to power the tail lamps andmarker lamps from connector C2, pin G and also fromconnector C1, pins D, E, and F. Troubleshoot for a wiring short-to-ground fault on any of the CHM output or BHM output circuitsdiscussed above. The fault remains active until the ignition isturned ON when the fault is no longer present. Some BHMconfigurations force this circuit off until the ignition switch iscycled.

23, 46,23A,23C

BHMB1, KB5, CCHMJ3, PC2, GC1, DC1, EC1, F

882 5Marker lamps —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the lampsare commanded ON. This fault indicates some bulbs are openor the wiring between the BHM and the bulbs is open circuit.

23, 46,23A,23C


882 6Marker lamps —current aboveexpected value

The BHM drives the 5 cab overhead clearance and ID lampsfrom connector B5 pin C on circuit 46. All other marker and taillamps are driven from BHM connector B1,K on circuit 23. Thiscircuit connects to the CHM as an input at connector J3,P. TheCHM passes the signal through to power the tail lamps andmarker lamps from connector C2 pin G and also from connectorC1 pins D, E, and F. Troubleshoot for a wiring short to groundfault on any of the CHM output or BHM output circuitsdiscussed above. The fault remains active until the ignition isturned ON when the fault is no longer present. Some BHMconfigurations force this circuit off until the ignition switch iscycled.

23, 46,23A,23C


1487 7 Backlighting intensityswitch circuit fault

The backlighting dimmer switch connects ground to circuit 29Cin the increase intensity position. It connects ground to circuit 29in the decrease intensity position. If both circuits are at ground,this fault is set.

29, 29CBHM

B6, B5B6, B6

1550 5AC compressor clutch— current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the ACcompressor is commanded ON. This fault indicates the clutchcircuit is open or the wiring between the BHM and the ACcompressor clutch is high resistance or open.

97F,97C,98Z

BHMB2, M

1550 6AC compressor clutch— current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the ACcompressor clutch is commanded ON. This fault indicates thatthe circuit is drawing more current than it is designed to supply,and possibly there is a wiring fault shorting this circuit toground. The fault remains active until the ignition is turned ONwhen the fault is no longer present. Some BHM configurationsforce this circuit off until the ignition switch is cycled.

97F,97C,98Z

BHMB2, M

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Conn/Pin

2003 19Transmission controllernot broadcastingexpected message

The BHM expects to receive data from the transmissioncontroller. This fault indicates that the transmission ECU is notbroadcasting or there is a fault with the J1939 databus. Alsotroubleshoot the power feed circuits to the transmissioncontroller.

data —

2071 19Chassis module notbroadcasting expectedmessage

The BHM expects to receive data from the chassis module. Thisfault indicates that the CHM is not broadcasting or there is afault with the J1939 databus. Also troubleshoot the power feedcircuits to the CHM.

data —

6890 8 DRL output faultThe CHM does not suupport PWM type DRLs. The vehicle hasa BHM mismatch with the CHM. Replace the CHM with one thatis compatible with the BHM.

379L379R

CHMC3, KC4, F

6891 4 CHM power feedVBAT1 — low voltage

The output circuits that are powered by VBAT1 will all beinoperative. Other fault codes may be present, but troubleshootfor this first. The fuse in the main PDM powering this circuit maybe open. The root cause could be excessive loads on anoutput, or a short to ground in the VBAT1 supply to the CHM.

14G CHMC4, P



14G CHMC3, J



14G CHMC4, J

6906 7 PTO 2 no pressurefeedback

The PTO 2 output circuit has been commanded ON, but airpressure is not detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for PTO 2 air solenoid fault, and for air pressureswitch open circuit fault.

variable variable

6907 7 PTO 2 pressuredetected fault

The PTO 2 output circuit is commanded OFF, but air pressure isdetected at the pressure feedback switch. Troubleshoot for PTO2 air solenoid fault, and for air pressure switch short circuit fault.

variable variable

6908 7 PTO 1 no pressurefeedback

The PTO 1 output circuit has been commanded ON, but airpressure is not detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for PTO 2 air solenoid fault, and for air pressureswitch open circuit fault.

variable variable

6909 7 PTO 1 pressuredetected fault

The PTO 1 output circuit is commanded OFF, but air pressure isdetected at the pressure feedback switch. Troubleshoot for PTO2 air solenoid fault, and for air pressure switch short circuit fault.

variable variable

6910 7 Axle lift 2 no pressurefeedback

The axle lift 2 output circuit has been commanded ON, but airpressure is not detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for axle lift 2 air solenoid fault, and for air pressureswitch open circuit fault.

variable variable





Conn/Pin

6911 7 Axle lift 2 pressuredetected fault

The axle lift 2 output circuit is commanded OFF, but airpressure is detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for axle lift 2 air solenoid fault, and for air pressureswitch short circuit fault.

variable variable

6912 7 Remote start switchstuck in crank

BHM connector B6, A5 is at battery voltage for more than 30seconds and the key is in the ON position. The remote startswitch circuit 15D is at ground, and the remote start relay isactive. Troubleshoot the pneumatic remote start switch systemin trucks with a bucket lift, or the remote start switch applicableto the vehicle.

15D, 15 BHMB6, A5

6915 4

BHM 8 amp ignitionoutput circuit —voltage belowexpected value

The BHM supplies battery power on this circuit when the key isin the RUN or CRANK positions. Troubleshoot for a wiring faultshorting this circuit to ground or for too many optional circuitsspliced into it that is causing the BHM to turn it off. The faultremains active until the ignition is turned ON when the fault isno longer present. Some BHM configurations force this circuitoff until the ignition switch is cycled.

81C BHMB5, G

6915 5

BHM 8 amp ignitionoutput circuit —current belowexpected value

The BHM supplies battery power on this circuit when the key isin the RUN or CRANK positions. Troubleshoot for an opencircuit fault.

81C BHMB5, G

6915 6

BHM 8 amp ignitionoutput circuit —current aboveexpected value

The BHM supplies battery power on this circuit when the key isin the RUN or CRANK positions. Troubleshoot for a wiring faultshorting this circuit to ground or for too many optional circuitsspliced into it that is causing the BHM to turn it off. The faultremains active until the ignition is turned ON when the fault isno longer present. Some BHM configurations force this circuitoff until the ignition switch is cycled.

81C BHMB5, G

6916 19 Wiper park position —data fault

The wiper switch is in the OFF position and the BHM park inputfrom the wiper motor is not in park position. Troubleshoot for awiper motor park switch circuit fault.

—BHMB3, C

ICU A2

6917 19 Four way flashers —data fault

The ICU broadcasts the state of the turn signal indicators to theBHM. When this fault is active, the four-way flashers are on andthe ICU is not controlling the turn signal indicators according tothe BHM command. Replace the ICU.

— BHMB6, B8

6918 7 Missing smart switch

The BHM is not detecting the presence of all the smart switchesit is configured to have. Use ServiceLink to determine whichsmart switch is missing. From the BHM screen, click on the"Configuration" tab then click the "Check for Missing SmartSwitches" box. The switch ID will be missing from the SmartSwitch the vehicle is expected to have.

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Conn/Pin

6919 7 Duplicate smart switch

The BHM is detecting more than one smart switch with thesame ID number present on the vehicle. The outputs controlledby the switch and the indicator in the switch are commandedOFF. The position information for the switch becomes NotAvailable. Remove the duplicate Smart Switch, then useServiceLink to verify that the correct Smart Switches areconfigured for the vehicle. From the BHM screen, click the"Features" tab. The reference parameters that configure theSmart Switches are identified in this list.

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6920 7 Extra smart switch

The BHM is detecting one or more smart switches connected tothe vehicle that have not been configured with BHMparameters. Use ServiceLink to identify which Smart Switchesare configured for the vehicle. From the BHM screen, click the"Features" tab. The reference parameters that configure theSmart Switches are identified in this list. Determine if the extraswitch is not required for the vehicle or if the switch has beeninstalled but the necessary reference parameter has not beenprogrammed into the BHM.

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6921 7 BHM microprocessorfault Replace the BHM. — —

6922 7 Wake up circuit faultThe wake up circuit is powered to a battery voltage circuit. Oneof the ECUs using circuit 14E is holding this circuit ON, or thereis a wiring fault. Use the procedure in service bulletin 54-266.

14E

BHMB1, BB1, DB4, HB6, A2CHMC4, ASHMJ1, CSEMJ1, 2

6923 7 Wiper park circuit fault

When the wiper switch is turned to the OFF position, the BHMexpects to see ground on the park switch circuit within 5seconds. This fault is set if ground is not detected. Troubleshootfor an open in circuit 317, or an open park switch in the wipermotor.

317 BHMB3, C

6924 19 Wiper switch ON/OFFlogic fault

The ICU reads the wiper switch position and sends the status ofthe switch to the BHM. This fault becomes active when the ICUreads that either the LO speed or HI speed is active when thewiper switch is also in the OFF position. Troubleshoot for ainoperative stalk switch.

473C ICU A2

6925 19 Wiper switch HI/LOlogic fault

The ICU reads the wiper switch position and sends the status ofthe switch to the BHM. This fault becomes active when the ICUreads that both LO speed and HI speed are active at the sametime. Troubleshoot for an inoperative stalk switch.

473C ICU A2





Conn/Pin

6926 7 Marker interrupt switchfault

The BHM reads the marker-interrupt smart switch. If the switchinput is activated for too long, this fault becomes active.Troubleshoot for the marker interrupt switch stuck in the activeposition, or for the user holding it too long.

variable variable

6928 7Suspensionproportioning — nopressure feedback

The suspension proportioning output circuit has beencommanded ON, but air pressure is not detected at thepressure feedback switch. Troubleshoot for a suspensionproportioning air solenoid fault, and for an air pressure switchopen circuit fault.

variable variable

6929 7Suspensionproportioning —pressure detected

The suspension proportioning output circuit is commanded OFF,but air pressure is detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for suspension proportioning air solenoid fault, andfor air pressure switch short circuit fault.

variable variable

6931 7 Suspension dump —no pressure feedback

The suspension dump output circuit has been commanded ON,but air pressure is not detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for suspension dump air solenoid fault, and for airpressure switch open circuit fault.

variable variable

6932 7 Suspension dump —pressure detected

The suspension dump output circuit is commanded OFF, but airpressure is detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for suspension dump air solenoid fault, and for airpressure switch short circuit fault.

variable variable

6944 6

Fuel water separatorheater circuit —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit. This faultindicates that the circuit is drawing more current than it isdesigned to supply, and possibly there is a wiring fault shortingthis circuit to ground. Troubleshoot for a wiring fault shorting thiscircuit to ground, and for a short in the heater. The fault remainsactive until the ignition is turned ON when the fault is no longerpresent. Some BHM configurations force this circuit off until theignition switch is cycled.

196 CHMC3, A

6951 7 Fifth wheel slide — nopressure feedback

The fifth wheel slide output circuit has been commanded ON,but air pressure is not detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for a fifth wheel slide air solenoid fault, and for anair pressure switch open circuit fault.

variable variable

6952 7 Fifth wheel slide —pressure detected

The fifth wheel slide output circuit is commanded OFF, but airpressure is detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for a fifth wheel slide air solenoid fault, and for anair pressure switch short circuit fault.

variable variable

6954 7 End of frame air — nopressure feedback

The End of Frame air output circuit has been commanded ON,but air pressure is not detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for an End of Frame air solenoid fault, and for anair pressure switch open circuit fault.

variable variable

6955 7 End of frame air —pressure detected

The End of Frame air output circuit is commanded OFF, but airpressure is detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for an End of Frame air solenoid fault, and for anair pressure switch short circuit fault.

variable variable





Conn/Pin

6958 6Brake air dryer circuit— current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit. This faultindicates that the circuit is drawing more current than it isdesigned to supply, and possibly there is a wiring fault shortingthis circuit to ground. Use the schematic in module 84A to assisttroubleshooting this circuit. The fault remains active until theignition is turned ON when the fault is no longer present. SomeBHM configurations force this circuit off until the ignition switchis cycled.

94 BHMB4, M

6961 7 Axle lift # 1 — nopressure feedback

The axle lift 1 output circuit has been commanded ON, but airpressure is not detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for axle lift 1 air solenoid fault, and for air pressureswitch open circuit fault.

variable variable

6962 7 Axle lift # 1 —pressure detected

The axle lift 1 output circuit is commanded OFF, but airpressure is detected at the pressure feedback switch.Troubleshoot for axle lift 1 air solenoid fault, and for air pressureswitch short circuit fault.

variable variable

6965 4BHM VBAT 5 input —voltage belowexpected value

The output circuits that are powered by VBAT5 will all beinoperative. Other fault codes may be present, but troubleshootfor this first. The fuse in the main PDM powering this circuit maybe open. The root cause could be excessive loads on anoutput, or a short to ground in the VBAT5 supply to the BHM.

14H BHMB1, J



14H BHMB4, K


The output circuits powered by VBAT3 will all be inoperative.Other fault codes may be present, but troubleshoot for this first.The fuse in the main PDM powering this circuit may be open.The root cause could be excessive loads on an output, or ashort to ground in the VBAT3 supply to the BHM.

14H BHMB1, N



14H BHMB4, G



14H BHMB3, D

6970 5Wiper high speedcircuit — current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when thewindshield wipers are operating on high speed. This faultindicates the wiper motor high speed circuit is open, or thewiring between the BHM and the wiper motor is open circuit.Test for an open wiper motor and use the schematic in module66B to assist troubleshooting the circuit.

318 BHMB3, F





Conn/Pin

6970 6Wiper high speedcircuit — current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when thewindshield wipers are operating on high speed. This faultindicates the wiper motor high speed circuit is short to ground,or the wiring between the BHM and the wiper motor is short toground. Use the schematic in module 66B to assisttroubleshooting the circuit.

318 BHMB3, F

6971 5Wiper low speed circuit— current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when thewindshield wipers are operating on low speed. This faultindicates the wiper motor low speed circuit is open, or the wiringbetween the BHM and the wiper motor is open circuit. Test foran open wiper motor and use the schematic in module 66B toassist troubleshooting the circuit.

316 BHMB3, H

6971 6Wiper low speed circuit— current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when thewindshield wipers are operating on low speed. This faultindicates the wiper motor low speed circuit is short to ground, orthe wiring between the BHM and the wiper motor is short toground. Use the schematic in module 66B to assisttroubleshooting the circuit.

316 BHMB3, H

6972 19Windshield wiper highspeed switch — dataerror

The ICU is unable to broadcast a valid wiper high speed switchposition to the BHM. Troubleshoot for a wiper switch fault or forloss of J1939 communication from the ICU.

— ICU A2

6973 19Windshield wiper lowspeed switch — dataerror

The ICU is unable to broadcast a valid wiper low speed switchposition to the BHM. Troubleshoot for a wiper switch fault or forloss of J1939 communication from the ICU.

— ICU A2

6974 19 Windshield wiperswitch — data error

The ICU is unable to broadcast a valid wiper switch position tothe BHM. Troubleshoot for a wiper switch fault or for loss ofJ1939 communication from the ICU.

— ICU A2

6976 5Windshield washerpump circuit — currentbelow expected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when thewindshield washer pump is operating. This fault indicates thewindshield washer pump is open circuit, or the wiring betweenthe BHM and the windshield washer pump is open circuit. Testfor an open washer pump and use the schematic in module 66Bto assist troubleshooting the circuit.

320 BHMB3, G

6976 6Windshield washerpump circuit — currentabove expected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when thewindshield washer pump is operating. This fault indicates thewindshield washer pump is short to ground, or the wiringbetween the BHM and the windshield washer pump is short toground. Use the schematic in module 66B to assisttroubleshooting the circuit. The fault remains active until theignition is turned ON when the fault is no longer present. SomeBHM configurations force this circuit off until the ignition switchis cycled.

320 BHMB3, G

6977 19 Windshield washerswitch — data error

The ICU is unable to broadcast a valid windshield washerswitch position to the BHM. Troubleshoot for a washer switchfault or for loss of J1939 communication from the ICU.

— ICU B7





Conn/Pin

6978 19 Right turn signal switch— data error

The ICU is unable to broadcast a valid turn signal switchposition to the BHM. Troubleshoot for a turn signal switch faultor for loss of J1939 communication from the ICU.

— ICU B6

6979 19 Left turn signal switch— data error

The ICU is unable to broadcast a valid turn signal switchposition to the BHM. Troubleshoot for a turn signal switch fault,or for loss of J1939 communication from the ICU.

— ICU B6

6980 5Right stop/turn lamp —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the lamp iscommanded ON. This fault indicates the bulb is open, or thewiring between the BHM and the bulb is open circuit.

39R CHMC1, L

6980 6Right stop/turn lamp —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the lamp iscommanded ON. This fault indicates that the lamps connectedto this circuit are drawing more current than the circuit isdesigned to supply, or there is a wiring fault shorting this circuitto ground. The fault remains active until the ignition is turnedON when the fault is no longer present. Some BHMconfigurations force this circuit off until the ignition switch iscycled.

39R CHMC1, L

6981 5Left stop/turn lamp —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the lamp iscommanded ON. This fault indicates the bulb is open, or thewiring between the BHM and the bulb is open circuit.

39L CHMC1, N

6981 6Left stop/turn lamp —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the lamp iscommanded ON. This fault indicates that the lamps connectedto this circuit are drawing more current than the circuit isdesigned to supply, or there is a wiring fault shorting this circuitto ground. The fault remains active until the ignition is turnedON when the fault is no longer present. Some BHMconfigurations force this circuit off until the ignition switch iscycled.

39L CHMC1, N

6982 5

Wake up / ICU poweroutput circuit —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the wakeup/ICU power output circuit is commanded ON. This faultindicates an open circuit.

81C BHMB5, D

6982 6

Wake up / ICU poweroutput circuit —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the wakeup/ICU power output is commanded ON. This fault indicatesthat the wake up/ICU power circuit is drawing more current thanthe circuit is designed to supply, and possibly there is a wiringfault shorting this circuit to ground. Some BHM configurationsforce this circuit off until the ignition switch is cycled.

81C BHMB5, D

6983 5Starter relay output —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the starteroutput is commanded ON. This fault indicates the magneticswitch or the wiring between the BHM and the magnetic switchis open circuit.

472S BHMB4, B





Conn/Pin

6983 6Starter relay output —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the starteroutput is commanded ON. This fault indicates that the magneticswitch circuit is drawing more current than the circuit isdesigned to supply and possibly there is a wiring fault shortingthis circuit to ground. The fault remains active until the ignitionis turned ON when the fault is no longer present. Some BHMconfigurations force this circuit off until the ignition switch iscycled.

472S BHMB4, B

6984 5

Ignition accessoryoutput circuit —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when theaccessory output is commanded ON. This fault indicates anopen circuit. Use the vehicle schematics to determine whatdevices are powered by this circuit.

295A or98

BHMB6,A9

or BHMB6,A10

6984 6

Ignition accessoryoutput circuit —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when theaccessory output is commanded ON. This fault indicates thatthe accessory circuit is drawing more current than the circuit isdesigned to supply, and possibly there is a wiring fault shortingthis circuit to ground. The fault remains active until the ignitionis turned ON when the fault is no longer present. Some BHMconfigurations force this circuit off until the ignition switch iscycled.

295A or98

BHMB6,A9

or

B6,A10

6985 5Ignition output circuit— current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the ignitionoutput is commanded ON. This fault indicates an open circuit.Use the vehicle schematics to determine what devices arepowered by this circuit.

439W+376C,223A,439A,81C

BHMB1, FB1, PB2, LB2, KB6, A8

6985 6Ignition output circuit— current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the ignitionoutput is commanded ON. This fault indicates that the ignitioncircuit is drawing more current than the circuit is designed tosupply, and possibly there is a wiring fault shorting this circuit toground. Some BHM configurations force this circuit off until theignition switch is cycled.

439W+376C,223A,439A,81C

BHMB1, FB1, PB2, LB2, KB6, A8

6985 7

The CHM ignition inputcircuit is not measuringthe same state as theBHM ignition outputcircuit

The BHM ignition output circuit is ON and the CHM ignitioninput circuit is measuring OFF, or the opposite combination isoccurring. This could indicate a combination of wiring faults inthe ignition ON circuit to the CHM.

81C

CHMC3, Mand

BHMB6, A8





Conn/Pin

6986 7Ignition switch circuitsto BHM are in aninvalid combination

The voltage on the 3 ignition-switch input circuits is expected tobe a combination of the values shown below. This fault is activewhen any of the "Error" combinations occur. Troubleshoot for awiring fault between the ignition switch and the BHM, or for adefective ignition switch.

52,15,305,306

BHMB6, A1B6, A3B6, A5

0120

120

120

12

ACC

00

121200

1212

IGN

0000

12121212

Crank

OffAccErrorOnErrorErrorCrankError *

B6, A1 B6, A3 B6,A5 State

* Unless the truck has remote start, this is the remote cranksignal.

6987 5Tail lamp circuit —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the taillamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates the tail lampcircuit from the BHM to the CHM, or the wiring between theCHM and the lights is open circuit.

23,23A,23C

BHMB1, Kand

CHMC1, DC1, EC1, FC2, GC3, P

6987 6Tail lamp circuit —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the taillamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates that the taillamp circuit is drawing more current than it is designed tosupply and possibly there is a wiring fault shorting this circuit toground. The fault remains active until the ignition is turned ONwhen the fault is no longer present. Some BHM configurationsforce this circuit off until the ignition switch is cycled.

23,23A,23C

BHMB1, Kand

CHMC1, DC1, EC1, FC2, GC3, P

6988 5

Left low beamheadlamp circuit —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when theheadlamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates theheadlamp circuit or the wiring between the BHM and the lamp isopen circuit.

20L BHMB1, R

6988 6

Left low beamheadlamp circuit —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when theheadlamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates thatthe headlamp circuit is drawing more current than it is designedto supply and possibly there is a wiring fault shorting this circuitto ground.

20L BHMB1, R





Conn/Pin

6989 5

Right low beamheadlamp circuit —current belowexpected value

The CHM measures the current on this circuit when theheadlamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates theheadlamp circuit or the wiring between the CHM and the lampis open circuit.

21L CHMC3, L

6989 6

Right low beamheadlamp circuit —current aboveexpected value

The CHM measures the current on this circuit when theheadlamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates thatthe headlamp circuit is drawing more current than it is designedto supply and possibly there is a wiring fault shorting this circuitto ground.

21L CHMC3, L

6990 5

Left high beamheadlamp circuit —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when theheadlamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates the lefthigh beam headlamp circuit or the wiring between the BHM andthe lamp is open circuit.

20H BHMB1, L

6990 6

Left high beamheadlamp circuit —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when theheadlamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates thatthe left high beam headlamp circuit is drawing more currentthan it is designed to supply and possibly there is a wiring faultshorting this circuit to ground. The fault remains active until theignition is turned ON when the fault is no longer present. SomeBHM configurations force this circuit off until the ignition switchis cycled.

20H BHMB1, L

6991 5

Right high beamheadlamp circuit —current belowexpected value

The CHM measures the current on this circuit when theheadlamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates theright high beam headlamp circuit or the wiring between theCHM and the lamp is open circuit.

21H CHMC4, K

6991 6

Right high beamheadlamp circuit —current aboveexpected value

The CHM measures the current on this circuit when theheadlamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates thatthe right high beam headlamp circuit is drawing more currentthan it is designed to supply and possibly there is a wiring faultshorting this circuit to ground. The fault remains active until theignition is turned ON when the fault is no longer present. SomeBHM configurations force this circuit off until the ignition switchis cycled.

21H CHMC4, K

6992 19High beam switchstatus — data notavailable

The BHM is not receiving valid data from the ICU for high beamswitch status. Troubleshoot for a fault with the multifunctionswitch high and low beam circuits to the ICU.

473B ICU B7

6993 7Headlamp switchinputs to BHM are inan invalid combination

There are two headlamp ON circuits and one park lamp ONcircuit from the headlight switch to the BHM. Both headlamp ONcircuits must be at the same voltage. The park lamp circuit fromthe headlight switch can not be ON when the headlamp circuitsare ON. This fault will be active when either of these two faultconditions are present. Troubleshoot for a headlight switch fault,and a wiring fault between the headlight switch and the BHM.

20, 21,23F

BHMB6, B9

B6,B10,

B6, B11

6994 19 Hazard lamp switch —circuit out of range

The hazard lamp switch closes a circuit from BHM pin B6, B8through a resistor in the switch unit to ground. Troubleshoot fora fault in the wiring or an error in the switch assembly.

38B BHMB6, B8





Conn/Pin

6995 4Electric horn —voltage belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the horn iscommanded ON. Troubleshoot for a short to ground in thewiring between the BHM and the horn. The fault remains activeuntil the ignition is turned ON when the fault is no longerpresent. Some BHM configurations force this circuit off until theignition switch is cycled.

24 BHMB3, E

6995 5 Electric horn — currentbelow expected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the horn iscommanded ON. Troubleshoot for high resistance or opencircuit between the BHM and the horn.

24 BHMB3, E

6995 6 Electric horn — currentabove expected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the horn iscommanded ON. Troubleshoot for a short to ground in thewiring between the BHM and the horn. The fault remains activeuntil the ignition is turned ON when the fault is no longerpresent. Some BHM configurations force this circuit off until theignition switch is cycled.

24 BHMB3, E

6996 5Dome lamp switchedpower circuit — currentbelow expected value

The BHM measures the current on the dome lamp circuit that iscontrolled by the door switches when the lamp output iscommanded ON. This fault indicates the dome lamp bulb or thewiring between the BHM and the light is open circuit.

108D BHMB5, B

6996 6Dome lamp switchedpower circuit — currentabove expected value

The BHM measures the current on the dome lamp circuit that iscontrolled by the door switches when the lamp output iscommanded ON. This fault indicates the dome lamp circuit isdrawing more current than it is designed to supply and possiblythere is a wiring fault shorting this circuit to ground. The faultremains active until the ignition is turned ON when the fault isno longer present. Some BHM configurations force this circuitoff until the ignition switch is cycled.

108D BHMB5, B

6997 4Cigar lighter circuit —voltage belowexpected value

The BHM measures the voltage on this circuit when the lighteroutput is powered ON. This fault indicates the lighter circuit ismeasuring lower voltage than the BHM expects. Troubleshootfor a short to ground or for too many accessories connected tothis circuit. The fault remains active until the ignition is turnedON when the fault is no longer present. Some BHMconfigurations force this circuit off until the ignition switch iscycled.

57 BHMB5, F

6997 5Cigar lighter circuit —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit . This faultindicates the lighter or the lighter circuit between the BHM andthe lighter is high resistance or open circuit.

57 BHMB5, F

6997 6Cigar lighter circuit —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when the lighteroutput is powered ON. This fault indicates the lighter circuit isdrawing more current than the circuit is designed to supply.Troubleshoot for a short to ground or too many accessoriesconnected to this circuit. Some BHM configurations force thiscircuit off until the ignition switch is cycled.

57 BHMB5, F

6998 5Smart switch batterypower circuit — currentbelow expected value.

The BHM measures the current on the smart switch powercircuit. Troubleshoot for an open circuit between the BHM andthe smart switches.

41 BHMB7, A12





Conn/Pin

6998 6Dome lamp batterypower circuit — currentabove expected value

The BHM measures the current on the dome lamp circuit that ispowered by the BHM. This circuit is powered ON when theBHM is in awake state. This fault indicates the dome lampcircuit is drawing more current than it is designed to supply andpossibly there is a wiring fault shorting this circuit to ground.Some BHM configurations force this circuit off until the ignitionswitch is cycled.

41 BHMB5, A

6999 5Backup lamp circuit —current belowexpected value

The CHM measures the current on this circuit when the backuplamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates the backuplamp circuit or the wiring between the CHM and the lamp isopen circuit.

120B

CHMC1, AC1, HC1, J

6999 6Backup lamp circuit —current aboveexpected value

The CHM measures the current on this circuit when the backuplamp output is commanded ON. This fault indicates that thebackup lamp circuit is drawing more current than it is designedto supply and possibly there is a wiring fault shorting this circuitto ground. The fault remains active until the ignition is turnedON when the fault is no longer present. Some BHMconfigurations force this circuit off until the ignition switch iscycled.

120B

CHMC1, AC1, HC1, J

7000 4Backlighting circuit —voltage belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when thebacklighting is ON. Troubleshoot for a short to ground in thebacklighting circuits. The fault remains active until the ignition isturned ON when the fault is no longer present. Some BHMconfigurations force this circuit off until the ignition switch iscycled.

29A BHMB5, H

7000 5Backlighting circuit —current belowexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when thebacklighting is ON. Troubleshoot for an open circuit in thebacklighting wiring.

29A BHMB5, H

7000 6Backlighting circuit —current aboveexpected value

The BHM measures the current on this circuit when thebacklighting is ON. Troubleshoot for a short to ground in thebacklighting circuits. The fault remains active until the ignition isturned ON when the fault is no longer present. Some BHMconfigurations force this circuit off until the ignition switch iscycled.

29A BHMB5, H

524280 31 Component IDmismatch

The BHM is in a non-recoverable boot mode. Replace the BHMand contact the help desk to arrange for shipping this BHM toDTNA engineering.

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524281 31 Application toparameters fail

Reflash the BHM — disconnect ServiceLink and cycle theignition switch. — —

524282 12 Parameter data failschecksum

Reflash the BHM — disconnect servicelink and cycle theignition switch. — —

524283 12 Application code failschecksum

Reflash the BHM — disconnect servicelink and cycle theignition switch. — —

524284 12 Boot block checksumfail The BHM is in a non-recoverable boot mode. Replace the BHM. — —





Conn/Pin

524285 4 Boot hold line is activeThe BHM is in a non-recoverable boot mode. Replace the BHMand contact the help desk to arrange for shipping this BHM toDTNA engineering.

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524286 12 RAM test fails The BHM is in a non-recoverable boot mode. Replace the BHM. — —

Table 1, J1939 Fault Codes From Bulkhead Module (SA 33)

J1587 SIDs for Bulkhead Module (BHM) MID 164

SID Description PossibleFMI

000 Backlighting Dimmer Switch Fault 7

001 Clutch Switch Fault 7

002 Reserved for Future Use —

003 Headlamp Switch Disagreement - Both Park and On Inputsare CLOSED 7

004 Stalk Switch High Beam Input Fault 2

005 Ignition Switch Fault 7

006 Marker Interrupt Switch Fault 7

007 Stalk Switch Disagreement - Both Wiper High and Wiper LowInputs are ON 2

008 Stalk Switch Disagreement - Wiper On/Off Input is OFF andWiper High or Low Input is ON 2

009 Wiper Park Input Fault 7

010 ICU3-M2 Hazard Switch CAN Feedback Error 2

011 Stalk Switch Left Turn Signal Input Fault 2

012 Stalk Switch Right Turn Signal Input Fault 2

013 Stalk Switch Washer Switch Input Fault 2

014 Stalk Switch Wiper On/Off Input Fault 2

015 Stalk Switch Wiper Low Input Fault 2

016 Stalk Switch Wiper High Input Fault 2

017 Wheel Based Vehicle Speed CAN Message Error 2

018 Wake up Hardware Fault (modules are kept awake) 7

019 Unknown Keep Awake Fault (modules are kept awake) 7

020 Extra Smart Switch 7

021 Duplicate Smart Switch 7

022 Missing Smart Switch 7

023 Fifth Wheel Solenoid Unexpected Pressure Feedback 7





024 Fifth Wheel Solenoid No Pressure Feedback 7

025 End of Frame Air Unexpected Pressure Feedback 7

026 End of Frame Air No Pressure Feedback 7

027 Axle Lift Unexpected Pressure Feedback 7

028 Axle Lift No Pressure Feedback 7

029 Suspension Dump Unexpected Pressure Feedback 7

030 Suspension Dump No Pressure Feedback 7

031 Suspension Proportioning Unexpected Pressure Feedback 7

032 Suspension Proportioning No Pressure Feedback 7

033 Cigar Lighter Output Fault 7

034 BHM / ICU3-M2 Ignition Mismatch 7

035 BHM / ICU3-M2 Hazard Switch Mismatch 2

036 BHM / ICU3-M2 Wiper Park Mismatch 2

037 Missing Transmission CAN Message 9

038 Missing Chassis Module CAN Message 9

039 Remote Bucket Switch Stuck Fault 7

040 Axle Lift 2 Feedback Fault 7

041 Axle Lift 2 No Feedback Fault 7

042 PTO 1 Feedback Fault 7

043 PTO 1 No Feedback Fault 7

044 PTO 2 Feedback Fault 7

045 PTO 2 No Feedback Fault 7

046-049 Reserved for Future Use —

050 BHM B1.A 3,4

051 BHM B1.F, B1.P, B2.K, B2.L, B6.A8 5,6

052 BHM B1.J 3,4

053 BHM B1.K, B5.C 5,6

054 BHM B1.L 5,6

055 BHM B1.N 3,4

056 BHM B1.R 5,6

057 BHM B2.M 5,6

058 BHM B3.D 3,4

059 BHM B3.E 3,4,5,6

060 BHM B3.F 5,6

061 BHM B3.G 5,6





062 BHM B3.H 5,6

063 BHM B4.B 5,6

064 BHM B4.E, B4.F 3,4,5,6

065 BHM B4.G 3,4

066 BHM B4.K 3,4

067 BHM B4.M, B5.E 3,4,5,6

068 BHM B5.A, B7.A12 5,6

069 BHM B6.A9, B6.A10 5,6

070 BHM B5.B 5,6

071 BHM B5.D 5,6

072 BHM B5.F 3,4,5,6

073 BHM B5.G 3,4,5,6

074 BHM B5.H, B7.A1 3,4,5,6

075 CHM C1.A, C1.H, C1.J 5,6

076 CHM C1.G, C2.H, C3.N 5,6

077 CHM C1.L 5,6

078 CHM C1.N 5,6

079 CHM C1.P, C2.E, C3.R 5,6

080 CHM C2.A 3,4

081 CHM C2.F, C4.C, C4.D, C4.L, C4.M 3,4,5,6

082 CHM C3.A 3,4,5,6

083 CHM C3.C, C3.D 5,6

084 CHM C3.E 3,4

085 CHM C3.F 3,4

086 CHM C3.J 3,4

087 CHM C3.K 5,6

088 CHM C3.L 5,6

089 CHM C4.F 5,6

090 CHM C4.J 3,4

091 CHM C4.K 5,6

092 CHM C4.P 3,4

093 CHM C5.A 3,4

094 CHM C5.B 3,4

095 CHM C5.F 3,4

096 CHM C5.G 3,4





097 CHM C5.H 3,4

098 CHM C5.J 3,4

099 CHM C5.L 3,4

100 CHM C5.M 3,4

101 EXM1 C1.A, C1.H, C1.C 5,6

101 EXM1 C4.K 5,6

101 EXM1 C3.L 5,6

101 EXM1 C2.F, C4.C, C4.D, C4.L, C4.M 3,4,5,6

101 EXM1 C1.N 5,6

101 EXM1 C1.L 5,6

101 EXM1 C1P, C2.E, C3.R 5,6

101 EXM1 C1.G, C2.H, C3.N 5,6

101 EXM1 C2.A 3,4

101 EXM1 C3.A 3,4,5,6

101 EXM1 C3.C, C3.D 5,6

101 EXM1 C3.K 5,6

101 EXM1 C4.F 5,6

101 EXM1 C5.H 3,4

101 EXM1 C5.C 3,4

101 EXM1 C5.L 3,4

101 EXM1 C5.M 3,4

101 EXM1 C3.E 3,4

101 EXM1 C3.F 3,4

101 EXM1 C3.C 3,4

101 EXM1 C4.C 3,4

101 EXM1 C4.P 3,4

101 EXM1 C5.A 3,4

101 EXM1 C5.B 3,4

101 EXM1 C5.F 3,4

101 EXM1 C5.G 3,4

102 EXM2 C1.A, C1.H, C1.C 5,6

102 EXM2 C4.K 5,6

102 EXM2 C3.L 5,6

102 EXM2 C2.F, C4.C, C4.D, C4.L, C4.M 3,4,5,6

102 EXM2 C1.N 5,6





102 EXM2 C1.L 5,6

102 EXM2 C1P, C2.E, C3.R 5,6

102 EXM2 C1.G, C2.H, C3.N 5,6

102 EXM2 C2.A 3,4

102 EXM2 C3.A 3,4,5,6

102 EXM2 C3.C, C3.D 5,6

102 EXM2 C3.K 5,6

102 EXM2 C4.F 5,6

102 EXM2 C5.H 3,4

102 EXM2 C5.C 3,4

102 EXM2 C5.L 3,4

102 EXM2 C5.M 3,4

102 EXM2 C3.E 3,4

102 EXM2 C3.F 3,4

102 EXM2 C3.C 3,4

102 EXM2 C4.C 3,4

102 EXM2 C4.P 3,4

102 EXM2 C5.A 3,4

102 EXM2 C5.B 3,4

102 EXM2 C5.F 3,4

102 EXM2 C5.G 3,4

103 EXM3 C1.A, C1.H, C1.C 5,6

103 EXM3 C4.K 5,6

103 EXM3 C3.L 5,6

103 EXM3 C2.F, C4.C, C4.D, C4.L, C4.M 3,4,5,6

103 EXM3 C1.N 5,6

103 EXM3 C1.L 5,6

103 EXM3 C1P, C2.E, C3.R 5,6

103 EXM3 C1.G, C2.H, C3.N 5,6

103 EXM3 C2.A 3,4

103 EXM3 C3.A 3,4,5,6

103 EXM3 C3.C, C3.D 5,6

103 EXM3 C3.K 5,6

103 EXM3 C4.F 5,6

103 EXM3 C5.H 3,4





103 EXM3 C5.C 3,4

103 EXM3 C5.L 3,4

103 EXM3 C5.M 3,4

103 EXM3 C3.E 3,4

103 EXM3 C3.F 3,4

103 EXM3 C3.C 3,4

103 EXM3 C4.C 3,4

103 EXM3 C4.P 3,4

103 EXM3 C5.A 3,4

103 EXM3 C5.B 3,4

103 EXM3 C5.F 3,4

103 EXM3 C5.G 3,4

104 EXM4 C1.A, C1.H, C1.C 5,6

104 EXM4 C4.K 5,6

104 EXM4 C3.L 5,6

104 EXM4 C2.F, C4.C, C4.D, C4.L, C4.M 3,4,5,6

104 EXM4 C1.N 5,6

104 EXM4 C1.L 5,6

104 EXM4 C1P, C2.E, C3.R 5,6

104 EXM4 C1.G, C2.H, C3.N 5,6

104 EXM4 C2.A 3,4

104 EXM4 C3.A 3,4,5,6

104 EXM4 C3.C, C3.D 5,6

104 EXM4 C3.K 5,6

104 EXM4 C4.F 5,6

104 EXM4 C5.H 3,4

104 EXM4 C5.C 3,4

104 EXM4 C5.L 3,4

104 EXM4 C5.M 3,4

104 EXM4 C3.E 3,4

104 EXM4 C3.F 3,4

104 EXM4 C3.C 3,4

104 EXM4 C4.C 3,4

104 EXM4 C4.P 3,4

104 EXM4 C5.A 3,4





104 EXM4 C5.B 3,4

104 EXM4 C5.F 3,4

104 EXM4 C5.G 3,4

105 EXM5 C1.A, C1.H, C1.C 5,6

105 EXM5 C4.K 5,6

105 EXM5 C3.L 5,6

105 EXM5 C2.F, C4.C, C4.D, C4.L, C4.M 3,4,5,6

105 EXM5 C1.N 5,6

105 EXM5 C1.L 5,6

105 EXM5 C1P, C2.E, C3.R 5,6

105 EXM5 C1.G, C2.H, C3.N 5,6

105 EXM5 C2.A 3,4

105 EXM5 C3.A 3,4,5,6

105 EXM5 C3.C, C3.D 5,6

105 EXM5 C3.K 5,6

105 EXM5 C4.F 5,6

105 EXM5 C5.H 3,4

105 EXM5 C5.C 3,4

105 EXM5 C5.L 3,4

105 EXM5 C5.M 3,4

105 EXM5 C3.E 3,4

105 EXM5 C3.F 3,4

105 EXM5 C3.C 3,4

105 EXM5 C4.C 3,4

105 EXM5 C4.P 3,4

105 EXM5 C5.A 3,4

105 EXM5 C5.B 3,4

105 EXM5 C5.F 3,4

105 EXM5 C5.G 3,4

106 Reserved for Future Use —

107 SHM J1.A, J1.E 6

108 SHM J3.G (PWM) 6

109 SHM J3.M (PWM) 6

110 SHM J3.F 5,6





111 SHM J3.K 5,6

Table 2, J1587 SIDs for Bulkhead Module (BHM) MID 164

Failure Mode Identifiers

FMI J1587 Description

00 Data valid but above normal operational range (engine overheating)

01 Data valid but below normal operational range (engine oil pressure toolow)

02 Data erratic, intermittent, or incorrect

03 Voltage above normal or shorted high

04 Voltage below normal or shorted low

05 Current below normal or open circuit

06 Current above normal or grounded circuit

07 Mechanical system not responding properly

08 Abnormal frequency, pulse width, or period

09 Abnormal update rate

10 Abnormal rate of change

11 Failure mode not identifiable

12 Bad intelligent device or component

13 Out of Calibration

14 Special Instructions

Table 3, Failure Mode Identifiers



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