This DTC indicates a short circuit between the 12V power supply wire and the signal output circuit of the right front (FR) wheel speed sensor, or a direct short from the signal wire to battery positive (B+) — Atto 3
This DTC indicates a short circuit between the 12V power supply wire and the signal output circuit of the right front (FR) wheel speed sensor, or a direct short from the signal wire to battery positive (B+).
In the BYD IPB (Intelligent Integrated Braking System) architecture, the wheel speed sensor is typically a Hall-effect type.
Under normal operation, the supply voltage is 12V, and the signal wire outputs a 0.5-4.5V pulse voltage.
When the signal wire shorts to the 12V supply, the IPB control unit receives a continuous high-level signal and cannot identify wheel speed pulses.
This causes the system to lose the right front wheel speed data or display an abnormal fixed value.
This condition triggers the safety protection mechanisms of systems including ABS, ESP, and EHB (Electro-Hydraulic Braking), causing brake assist functions to degrade or fail.
Multiple warning lights illuminate on the instrument cluster, severely compromising driving safety.
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