C2202
C2202
DTC C2202, sometimes indicated as C220200 is an OBD diagnostic trouble code indicating a manufacturer-specific fault with the vehicle chassis.
Bulletins are notices put out by manufacturers in conjunction with the NHTSA to notify the public of manufacturing issues or changes.
- 9100270 - SUSPENSION
RAM: Air suspension compressor asse when servicing a 23 model year ram 2500/3500 - service air suspension light on (dtc C2202-00)~ prior to replacing for a C2202-00 (original vin mismatch) contact engineer fca redacted content~ if no response
2006 CHRYSLER SRT8 with 90000.0 miles
The car is randomly bucking, jerking and stalling. I'm getting ridiculous error messages all at the same time including U0100 (lost communication with the ecm/pcm), C121C (torque request denied), U140E (implausible vehicle configuration), C2202 (original vin missing/mismatch), P0700 (tcm malfunction), U0164 (lost communication with heating, venting and cooling), and U110B (lost engine coolant message). All of these error messages came up at the same time after the car jerked, bucked and then stalled. This happens almost every week. This is not related to the stalling due to the faulty gas tank. I had my fuel tank replaced already under that extended lifetime warranty. This seems to be a short circuit somewhere. My best guess is a bad ground or splice point where water might be shorting things out. Many people are having these same problems and getting ripped off by dealers who don't know what the problem is. The dealer will claim to have fixed it (after changing a part or two) because the car will work at that exact moment. A day or two later, the same nonsense ensues. This needs to stop. The car is useless. I can't drive safely more than a couple of miles from my house. Can you imagine that? A car with a limited range of just a few miles?! Please help!!!!
FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM POWER TRAIN