Hybrid Engine Fault Codes Guide

Hybrid vehicles use specialized diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) to identify issues with both conventional and hybrid-specific systems. These codes help technicians diagnose and repair problems efficiently.

Common Hybrid System Fault Code Categories

Code Range System Description
P0A00-P0A99 Hybrid Powertrain General hybrid system and powertrain issues
P0B00-P0B99 Battery System High voltage battery and charging system
P0C00-P0C99 Motor/Generator Electric motor and generator issues
P0D00-P0D99 Power Inverter Inverter and power conversion system
P0E00-P0E99 DC/DC Converter Voltage conversion and regulation

High-Priority Fault Codes

Code Description Severity Common Causes
P0A80 Replace Hybrid Battery Pack High Battery degradation, cell failure, internal resistance issues
P0A78 Hybrid Battery Pack Deterioration High Battery capacity loss, aging, temperature damage
P0A7F Hybrid Battery Pack Malfunction High Battery management system failure, voltage imbalance
P0A92 Hybrid Inverter Malfunction High Inverter failure, cooling system issues, control circuit problems

Common Battery System Codes

Code Description Common Solutions
P0A7A Hybrid Battery Voltage Low Check charging system, battery cells, voltage sensor calibration
P0A7B Hybrid Battery Voltage High Inspect charging system, voltage regulators, battery management
P0A7C Hybrid Battery Temperature Too High Check cooling system, fan operation, temperature sensors
P0AC0 Hybrid Battery Pack Cooling Fan Problem Inspect fan, wiring, control module

Motor/Generator Codes

Code Description Typical Symptoms
P0C19 Motor A Position Sensor Circuit Reduced power, inefficient operation
P0C25 Motor A Phase U Current High Motor performance issues, system warnings
P0C30 Motor A Temperature Too High Power reduction, possible system shutdown

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