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Manual Update - Revised DTC B0005 Diagnostics

BULLETIN NO.: 00-T-05

ISSUE DATE: January, 2000

GROUP/SEQ. NO.: Brakes-01

CORPORATION NO.: 00-05-22-001

SUBJECT:
Service Manual Update for All the 2000 S-Series Brakes Service Manuals Regarding DTC B0005

MODELS AFFECTED
2000 Saturn S-Series vehicles

PURPOSE

The purpose of this bulletin is to provide diagnostic information for DTC B0005 - PARK BRAKE SWITCH CIRCUIT LOW that was not provided in the 2000 S-Series Brakes Service Manual.

Obtain all the 2000 S-Series Brakes Service Manuals at your location and update as indicated below.

a) Remove staple from upper corner of this bulletin.

b) Insert remaining page of this bulletin between pages 38 and 39 of the service manual.





CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

When park brake input circuit 1134 to body control module (BCM) is grounded (as when parking brake is applied), BCM will turn on brake telltale lamp by sending a serial data message to the Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC). If vehicle is moving greater than 8 km/h (5 mph) and park brake input to the BCM is grounded, BCM will sound the warning chime to notify the driver parking brake is applied. In addition, DTC B0005 will set in current status until ground on circuit 1134 to BCM is removed. Once ground on circuit 1134 is removed, DTC B0005 will transition from current status to history status.

DTC SET CONDITIONS

^ Ignition switch in RUN position

^ Vehicle speed greater than 8 km/h (5 mph)

^ Circuit 1134 grounded (normal operation)

^ Park brake applied and vehicle speed greater than 8 km/h (5 mph)

DIAGNOSTIC AIDS

^ Inspect wiring harness for damage. Check for broken or chaffed insulation.

^ Check for blockage preventing parking brake from fully releasing.

^ If fault is suspected to be intermittent, wiggling harness wiring may help in locating fault.





Service Manual Update to provide DTC B0005 diagnostics that was left out of the 200 S-Series Brake Service Manual. Insert between pages 38 and 39. Refer to Technical Information Bulletin 00-T-05. January, 2000.