Does 'passenger' side refer to LHS or RHS on Right Hand Drive vehicle
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Level 1
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The DTC explanation refers to the passenger side.. but, bearing in mind it is a right hand drive vehicle and, I suspect, Autel is probably thinking of Chinese or American users with left hand drive vehicles, I would like to know specifically what the terminology is referring to.The car in question is a UK market variant of the Honda CR-V and it is the SRS system being probed.If you can answer this, does it vary depending on the system in question.. i.e transmission/ABS etc.Tags: ML629 , DTC_terminology
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Level 9
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I have seen tis kind of mistakes quite often in diagnostic software's............ Did you enter the menu using the vin number or you just selected manually CR-V...............? Try entering the system using Vin Number manually and see if that helps.....
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Level 1
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Confirmation from Autel would be appreciated as I am sure the code's description would not alter for different markets.For your information it was done through Search->Asian Cars->Honda and the description, I am sure, is generic. -
Level 7
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If the car was built for the UK market then I would think it refers to the left side of the
car from the position of sitting in the driver's seat. When in doubt, I create a fault by
unplugging a component on the left side of the car and see what fault code comes up.
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