OBD-II reference

All 9.533 generic OBD-II codes, explained in detail.

Causes, inspection steps and sources — a comprehensive DIY archive. Created and maintained with love for the detail. Good luck and have fun!

Chassis generic / SAE

C062F

Active Air Dam Supply Voltage Circuit High

Active air dam supply voltage above expected range. Wiring faults of this kind typically come from chafing, water ingress at connector seals, or pin push-back — a wiggle test on the harness while the code is active often confirms the location.

SystemChassis
Typegeneric / SAE
GroupC0
Range / number6 / 2F

Possible causes

  • Charging system overvoltage high
  • Connector pins corroded - high contact resistance low
  • Supply wire pinched against B+ source low

Symptoms

  • ABS warning light on
  • ESC/stability control deactivated
  • Possible reduced brake assist
  • Speedometer may behave erratically

Inspection / repair

  • Difficulty: medium
  • DIY: possible
  • Estimated cost: 100–1000 €
  • Estimated time: 0.5–3 h
  • Component: active air dam actuator
  • Component: alternator
  • MIL / check engine light

Sources

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How to read OBD-II codes

The first letter names the vehicle system, the second digit distinguishes generic from manufacturer-specific, the remaining digits group fault area and number.

PPowertrain: engine, transmission, emissions
BBody: chassis trim, comfort, interior
CChassis: suspension, brakes, steering
UNetwork: CAN, control modules, communication