B1325moderate severityBody
Device Power Circuit Low Voltage
on 2002 Buick Park Avenue 3.8L Supercharged V6 · FWD
What this code means
A module detects low voltage on its power supply circuit, likely from a wiring fault or poor connection. This can cause the affected device to work intermittently or fail.
Symptoms
- Device operates intermittently
- Module drops offline
- Related feature inoperative
Common causes
- Corroded or loose power connector
- Voltage drop in supply wiring
- Blown or weak fuse
- Poor ground connection
Diagnostic steps
- Measure voltage at device power feed
- Check fuse and power supply circuit
- Inspect connectors and grounds
- Perform voltage drop test
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