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Corroded or loose pins in the wiring harness, particularly behind the dashboard, can cause data signals to "noise" or drop out.
When this code is logged, you may experience one or more of the following:
Are you currently seeing this code on a , or is your infotainment screen acting up? ford b166a60
In some cases, a module failing to process signals correctly may stay "awake," drawing power while the car is off. Potential Causes
In modern Ford diagnostics, the two-digit suffix (often following a colon) provides "Failure Type" information. A "60" typically signifies a Signal Comparison Failure —meaning the module received a signal that doesn't match expected data or is out of range for the current vehicle state. Common Symptoms Corroded or loose pins in the wiring harness,
This is the most common cause for a signal comparison error (:60). It often occurs after an incomplete Over-the-Air (OTA) update or a manual SYNC update.
This stands for "Body," indicating the issue is not with the engine or transmission (Powertrain) but with internal cabin systems like airbags, lighting, or electronic accessories. Potential Causes In modern Ford diagnostics, the two-digit
The alphanumeric string is a specific Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) used by Ford Motor Company to identify a fault within the vehicle's body control systems. In the context of Ford's diagnostic architecture, this code typically points to a communication or signal-processing error within a specific sub-module, often related to the infotainment or telematics system. Breakdown of the Code
