DESCRIPTION This DTC is stored when items controlled by the Air conditioning amplifier assembly cannot be customized via the navigation system vehicle customization screen. HINT: The Air conditioning amplifier assembly controls the air conditioning system related items that are customizable via the navigation receiver assembly screen.
PROCEDURE
(a) Use the Techstream to check if the CAN communication system is functioning normally (See page
OK: CAN communication DTCs are not output.
(a) Check if the air conditioning system is malfunctioning (See page
HINT: Customization may not be possible depending on the malfunction in the air conditioning system. OK: No malfunctions are present in the air conditioning system.
(a) Display the "Vehicle Customization" screen. (b) Make a note of the customizable items for the air conditioning system. HINT: These air conditioning system items shown as customizable via the navigation receiver assembly vehicle customization screen can also be changed using the Techstream. In the following steps, the Techstream will be used. (1)
To match-up the items in the navigation receiver assembly with the
items on the Techstream, check the customize parameters list for the air
conditioning system related items that can be customized via the
navigation receiver assembly screen (See page (c) Using the Techstream, confirm that it is possible to change the settings of the air conditioning system related customize parameters that are shown as customizable via the navigation receiver assembly screen. OK: The items available for customization via the navigation receiver assembly screen can be customized successfully using the Techstream. Result
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Toyota Tundra Service Manual > Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor: Removal
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