OBDII Code Definitions
[ P0000-0100 ] [ P0100-0200 ] [ P0200-0300 ] [ P0300-0400 ] [ P0400-0500 ] [ P0500-0600 ] [ P0600-0700 ] [ P0700-0800 ] [ P0800- ]

[ Acura ] [ Alfa Romeo ] [ Audi ] [ BMW ] [ Buick ] [ Cadillac ] [ Chevrolet ] [ Chrysler ] [ Citroen ] [ Daewoo ] [ Daihatsu ] [ Dodge ] [ Eagle ] [ Ford ] [ Freightliner ] [ GEO ] [ Genesis ] [ GM ] [ GMC ] [ Honda ] [ Hummer ] [ Hyundai ] [ Infiniti ] [ Isuzu ] [ Jaguar ] [ Jeep ] [ Kenworth ] [ Kia ] [ Lamborghini ] [ Land Rover ] [ Lexus ] [ Lincoln ] [ Mack ] [ Mahindra ] [ Mazda ] [ Mercedes-Benz ] [ Mercury ] [ Mini ] [ Mitsubishi ] [ Nissan ] [ Oldsmobile ] [ Opel ] [ Peterbilt ] [ Peugeot ] [ Plymouth ] [ Pontiac ] [ Porsche ] [ Ram ] [ Renault ] [ Saab ] [ Saturn ] [ Scion ] [ Subaru ] [ Suzuki ] [ Toyota ] [ Volvo ] [ VW ]

Remember that most trouble codes refer to a specific circuit and replacing the sensor without confirming it is bad, may not solve the problem.

Warning: Please check for manufacturer specific codes with an appropriate manual