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B2902-42PDM POWER DELIVERY MODULE
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3Original wording in English
NISSAN
2018-2019 LEAF; EV BATTERY WARNING LIGHT ON AND DTC B2902-42 STORED IF YOU CONFIRM The EV Battery warning light is ON AND DTC B2902-42 (PDM POWER DELIVERY MODULE) is stored. ACTION 1. Confirm the current Power Delivery Module (PDM) part number. 2. Reprogram the PDM, if applicable.
SUBARU
MODELS WITH EYESIGHT ONLY. This bulletin provides a repair procedure to address DTC B2902 which may be stored erroneously due to a specification mismatch. This bulletin applies to a very limited number of early-production 2017 model year vehicles without the auto headlamp leveling (AHL) feature only. Having the incorrect control…
NISSAN
F YOU CONFIRM The EV warning light is ON. And CHARGER / PD MODULE (Power Delivery Module or PDM) DTC P0A94 (DC/DC Converter) and/or B2902 (PDM Memory Error) are stored. And The vehicle?s current CHARGER / PD MODULE software version is in "Table A" on page 9. * Refer to step 20 on page 9 in the SERVICE PROCEDURE to check current …
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