Code
B29A6
MITSUBISHI
B — Body
Manufacturer-specific DTC — consult service manual
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Causes
- Manufacturer-specified internal module fault
- Intermittent or damaged wiring/harness or connector corrosion
- Poor battery or low supply voltage
- CAN or LIN bus communication error
- Software/configuration error or corrupted module data
- Water intrusion or physical damage to components
Symptoms
- Illumination of a related body/system warning lamp or message
- Intermittent or complete malfunction of the associated body function (locks, lights, convenience features, etc.)
- Stored freeze-frame and related communication U-codes in the scan tool
- Symptoms may be intermittent and/or occur after water exposure or vibration
What to check
- Read all manufacturer codes and freeze-frame data with an advanced scan tool; record related U- and C-codes
- Consult Mitsubishi service manual for B29A6 definition and the official diagnostic flowchart
- Check battery state of charge and system voltage at rest and while cranking
- Scan CAN/LIN network for errors and verify communication with all modules
- Visually inspect connectors and wiring in the circuit related to the failing function for corrosion, damage, or water intrusion
- Perform wiggle tests on harnesses while monitoring live data for changes
Signal parameters
- Battery voltage at module (expected ~12.0–14.5 V with engine running)
- Module ground resistance (
- CAN High/CAN Low bus voltages (idle ~2.5 V differential; CANH ~2.5 V, CANL ~2.5 V)
- Data packet frequency and error counters from scan tool (bus errors, message loss)
- Module wake/sleep signals and LIN bus responses (if applicable)
Diagnostic algorithm
- Use a compatible Mitsubishi or OEM-level scan tool and capture all stored codes and freeze-frame data; note time and conditions when code set
- Consult the vehicle’s service manual for the exact definition of B29A6 and follow the manufacturer diagnostic flowchart
- Verify battery and charging system condition; ensure adequate voltage during diagnostics
- Check for related network (CAN/LIN) codes; isolate and repair any network faults first
- Visually inspect connectors, wiring, and harnesses for damage, corrosion or signs of water entry; repair or replace as needed
- Measure power and ground at the suspected module connector; repair high resistance or open circuits
- If the fault is communication-related, use an oscilloscope or data logger to capture bus signals and identify noise or missing messages
- If wiring and power/ground are good and diagnostic flow directs, update or reflash module software per service bulletin instructions
- Clear codes and perform function tests and a road test to confirm repair; monitor for return of the code
- If the code persists after wiring and software checks, follow manufacturer guidance for module replacement and post-repair programming
Likely causes
- Loose, corroded or disconnected connector at the related module
- Open/short in supply or ground circuit to the module
- Faulty body control module (BCM) or related control unit
- Loss of CAN/LIN network communication due to faulted node or wiring
- Recent aftermarket installation interfering with wiring or network
Fault status
Status
Manufacturer-specific DTC. The code definition, set conditions, and detailed repair procedure are provided in the Mitsubishi service manual or technical service bulletins. Consult official documentation before parts replacement.
Repair difficulty: Medium
Diagnostic time: 1.0-3.5 hours
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