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U2003 — Main wake-up not coherent / controlled main triggering request information coherence fault

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U2003

DS U — Network/User

Main wake-up not coherent / controlled main triggering request information coherence fault

Brand: DS
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Causes

  • Low or unstable vehicle battery voltage during sleep/wake sequence
  • Open/shorted CAN or LIN wiring, poor termination or high impedance
  • Faulty gateway, body control module (BCM) or other networked ECU
  • Corroded/loose connectors or poor ground on network modules
  • Software/firmware incompatibility or corrupted ECU software
  • Aftermarket electronic device causing bus interference or wake requests

Symptoms

  • Vehicle does not enter normal awake state or fails to respond to remote commands
  • Intermittent or total loss of communication with one or several networked modules
  • Central locking, keyless entry or remote start functions unreliable or inoperative
  • Instrument cluster may not wake or displays multiple network-related warnings
  • Diagnostic tool reports inability to communicate with certain ECUs or returns U2003
  • Parasitic battery drain or abnormal sleep/wake behavior observed

What to check

  • Read all stored and pending U-codes and related manufacturer fault history with OEM scanner
  • Check battery state of charge and terminal condition; measure Vbat with vehicle off and during wake attempt
  • Visually inspect connectors, wiring harnesses and grounds related to gateway, BCM and associated modules
  • Verify CAN/LIN bus termination resistances and measure CAN-H/CAN-L voltages at rest and during wake
  • Check for recent module replacements, software updates or aftermarket installations
  • Attempt to reproduce the fault while monitoring live network traffic and wake-up messages

Signal parameters

  • Battery voltage (Vbat) at key-off and during wake sequence (expected ~12.0–12.8 V idle, charging >13.5 V)
  • CAN-H and CAN-L idle voltages (~2.5 V common mode) and differential amplitude (~2.0 V)
  • Presence and ID of wake-up CAN messages (message frequency and timestamp when wake is requested)
  • LIN wake line state or dedicated wake signal level if applicable
  • Standby current draw (mA) to detect abnormal parasitic drain
  • ECU response time and message acknowledgment rates during wake sequence

Diagnostic algorithm

  1. Use an OEM-capable scan tool: read U2003 plus any related network faults, note occurrence counts and timestamp/event data.
  2. Check battery voltage and health. Ensure battery is charged to specification and terminals are clean/tight. Repeat fault test.
  3. Inspect wiring and connectors for gateway, BCM and modules on the affected network. Repair any corrosion/damage.
  4. Measure CAN bus voltages and continuity. Confirm correct termination (typically ~60 Ω across CAN_H/L with key off).
  5. Capture bus traffic with a capable scope or CAN-USB logger while attempting wake. Look for missing or malformed wake messages and identify source node(s).
  6. Isolate modules: disconnect suspected nodes one at a time (following safe workshop procedure) to identify the module causing incoherent wake behavior.
  7. Check for recent software updates or module replacements. Reflash or update ECU software if confirmed or recommended by manufacturer bulletins.
  8. If a specific module (gateway/BCM) is confirmed faulty, replace or repair that module and reconfigure/recode as required.
  9. Clear codes and perform multiple wake/sleep cycles to verify repair and ensure no residual or intermittent faults.

Likely causes

  • Weak battery or poor battery connections causing unreliable wake signal
  • Faulty or improperly terminated CAN bus between gateway and BCM
  • Defective gateway / main body ECU not forwarding or interpreting wake request
  • Corroded connector at gateway or BCM producing intermittent signals
  • Recent module replacement or software update with incompatible calibration
  • Aftermarket alarm or remote start unit injecting spurious wake messages

Fault status

⚠️ Status
Network coherence fault: main wake-up request and controlled triggering information mismatch detected. Code may be stored as active or historic depending on recurrence; further capture of wake events recommended.
🟡 Repair difficulty: Medium
⏱️ Diagnostic time: 1.0-3.0 hours

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