Code
B1658
HUMMER
B — Body
EEPROM Checksum Error
Views:
UK: 8
EN: 11
RU: 3
AI status
Completed
Completed
100%
Causes
- Interrupted programming or module reflash (power loss during write)
- Failed or degraded EEPROM/flash memory inside the control module
- Battery voltage low or unstable during a write event
- Permanent damage from water, heat, or impact
- Corroded or loose connectors/power supply to the module
- Software bug or incorrect calibration file loaded
Symptoms
- Related body system functions inoperative, intermittent, or reset to defaults (e.g., convenience features, HVAC settings, locks)
- Stored DTC(s) for the affected module and possibly communication (U) codes on other modules
- Loss of user settings (seat/mirror presets, radio presets)
- Module may not respond to diagnostic tool or show incorrect software/calibration IDs
What to check
- Connect a capable dealer-level or professional scan tool and read freeze frame and full module DTC list
- Check vehicle battery state-of-charge and charging system voltage (should be ~12.6 V key off, >13.5–14.5 V engine running)
- Inspect module connectors and harness for corrosion, damage, or loose pins
- Look for signs of water intrusion, heat damage, or prior repairs at the module location
- Attempt to clear the code and cycle ignition; note if it returns immediately
- Check for related U-codes (lost communication) that could point to network/power problems
Signal parameters
- Module software/calibration part number (SW/Cal ID)
- EEPROM/checksum value reported by scan tool (if available)
- Last programming timestamp or service history (if stored)
- Battery/ignition supply voltage to module (V)
- CAN or LIN bus traffic for the module (communication present/absent)
- Other module DTCs present concurrently
Diagnostic algorithm
- Record all DTCs and module information with a full system scan; note related communication codes
- Verify good battery voltage and charger/maintainer if needed; ensure stable supply before any programming
- Inspect module connectors, grounds and harness for corrosion, damage or loose pins; repair as needed
- Clear the code and cycle ignition; if code returns immediately, proceed to next steps
- Check service history for recent reprogramming or battery disconnection events that could have caused an interrupted write
- Attempt to reprogram/reflash the module with the correct OEM software/calibration using a supported scan tool and stable power source
- After reflash, erase DTCs and retest vehicle functions; verify the checksum/code does not return
- If reprogramming fails or the code returns after correct reflash, consider replacing the module and perform proper coding/vin programming and relearns as required
- If replacement is performed, confirm all related modules are communicating and perform system tests to verify the original symptom is resolved
Likely causes
- Failed or corrupted EEPROM within the affected body/control module
- Incomplete or failed reprogramming event (power interruption or wrong file)
- Low/unstable battery voltage during a write operation
- Connector corrosion or poor ground causing intermittent writes
Fault status
Status
Stored (historical) — EEPROM checksum mismatch detected in the module. Non-volatile data appears corrupted or invalid; may cause loss of module functions.
Repair difficulty: Hard
Diagnostic time: 1.0-3.0 hours
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Code
B1658
Other
B — Body
Seat Driver Rear Up Circuit Short To Ground
Views:
UK: 18
EN: 22
RU: 16
AI status
Completed
Completed
100%
Causes
- Interrupted programming or module reflash (power loss during write)
- Failed or degraded EEPROM/flash memory inside the control module
- Battery voltage low or unstable during a write event
- Permanent damage from water, heat, or impact
- Corroded or loose connectors/power supply to the module
- Software bug or incorrect calibration file loaded
Symptoms
- Related body system functions inoperative, intermittent, or reset to defaults (e.g., convenience features, HVAC settings, locks)
- Stored DTC(s) for the affected module and possibly communication (U) codes on other modules
- Loss of user settings (seat/mirror presets, radio presets)
- Module may not respond to diagnostic tool or show incorrect software/calibration IDs
What to check
- Connect a capable dealer-level or professional scan tool and read freeze frame and full module DTC list
- Check vehicle battery state-of-charge and charging system voltage (should be ~12.6 V key off, >13.5–14.5 V engine running)
- Inspect module connectors and harness for corrosion, damage, or loose pins
- Look for signs of water intrusion, heat damage, or prior repairs at the module location
- Attempt to clear the code and cycle ignition; note if it returns immediately
- Check for related U-codes (lost communication) that could point to network/power problems
Signal parameters
- Module software/calibration part number (SW/Cal ID)
- EEPROM/checksum value reported by scan tool (if available)
- Last programming timestamp or service history (if stored)
- Battery/ignition supply voltage to module (V)
- CAN or LIN bus traffic for the module (communication present/absent)
- Other module DTCs present concurrently
Diagnostic algorithm
- Record all DTCs and module information with a full system scan; note related communication codes
- Verify good battery voltage and charger/maintainer if needed; ensure stable supply before any programming
- Inspect module connectors, grounds and harness for corrosion, damage or loose pins; repair as needed
- Clear the code and cycle ignition; if code returns immediately, proceed to next steps
- Check service history for recent reprogramming or battery disconnection events that could have caused an interrupted write
- Attempt to reprogram/reflash the module with the correct OEM software/calibration using a supported scan tool and stable power source
- After reflash, erase DTCs and retest vehicle functions; verify the checksum/code does not return
- If reprogramming fails or the code returns after correct reflash, consider replacing the module and perform proper coding/vin programming and relearns as required
- If replacement is performed, confirm all related modules are communicating and perform system tests to verify the original symptom is resolved
Likely causes
- Failed or corrupted EEPROM within the affected body/control module
- Incomplete or failed reprogramming event (power interruption or wrong file)
- Low/unstable battery voltage during a write operation
- Connector corrosion or poor ground causing intermittent writes
Fault status
Status
Stored (historical) — EEPROM checksum mismatch detected in the module. Non-volatile data appears corrupted or invalid; may cause loss of module functions.
Repair difficulty: Hard
Diagnostic time: 1.0-3.0 hours
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