CAN High and CAN Low: Why Wire Names Are Not a Diagnosis
The labels CAN High and CAN Low identify signals in a particular network arrangement.
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CAN, LIN, Ethernet and gateway communication guides. Full scan reports and wiring context help distinguish network faults from failed modules.
The labels CAN High and CAN Low identify signals in a particular network arrangement.
CAN High and CAN Low: Why Wire Names Are Not a Diagnosis Read More »
Drive-motor and battery-controller communication faults explained, with a practical checklist for an EV or hybrid diagnostic enquiry.
U0110, U0111 and U0112: When an EV Controller Stops Talking Read More »
Why body-module names and letter suffixes need vehicle-specific identification before a BCM or BSI repair enquiry.
U0141–U0145: Body-Module Communication and the BCM/BSI Naming Trap Read More »
Understand gateway communication warnings and organise a useful scan report when multiple vehicle systems stop responding.
U0146–U0150: Gateway Faults and Why Several Modules Can Disappear Together Read More »
A plain-English introduction to CAN messages, physical wiring and why one resistance reading cannot certify a healthy network.
CAN Bus Explained: Messages, Termination and the Limits of a 60-Ohm Reading Read More »
Understand the communication behind an EV charging session and the evidence to save when a connected vehicle refuses to charge.
EV Control Pilot Communication: Why Plugged In Does Not Always Mean Charging Read More »
Newer vehicles may need DoIP-capable diagnostic equipment. Separate connection compatibility from a failed ECU before a garage referral.
DoIP Diagnostics: What a Garage Should Check When a Newer Module Will Not Connect Read More »
Understand LIN communication faults, how a local network differs from CAN and what information helps identify a silent device or wiring problem.
LIN Communication Faults: When a Local Device Stops Responding Read More »
Before searching for a replacement J502 module, identify the fitted TPMS system and the complete 01325 fault description.
01325 and J502: Does Your Car Have a Separate TPMS Controller? Read More »
Understand the different VAG 01309 descriptions and the information needed when steering assistance or controller communication is lost.
01309 Power Steering J500: No Communication After a Warning or Repair Read More »