Code
U3007
Generic
U — Network/User
Control Module Input Power B Circuit/Open
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Causes
- Blown or corroded fuse or fusible link for Power B
- Open, short to ground, or high-resistance wiring in the power feed to the control module
- Poor or missing battery/ignition-switched voltage to the module
- Corroded, pushed-out, or damaged connector at the control module
- Intermittent connection due to broken wire or terminal
- Faulty control module (internal power input failure)
Symptoms
- Malfunction of the system(s) controlled by the affected module (loss of features)
- Multiple related DTCs or loss of module communication on scan tool
- MIL or warning lights illuminated for affected systems
- Intermittent operation that may change with engine or ignition state
- Possible no-crank or no-start if power is critical to engine control
- Possible battery drain if short to battery present
What to check
- Read and record freeze-frame and all stored DTCs with a scan tool
- Verify battery voltage and health (good battery: ~12.4–12.8 V at rest)
- Inspect fuses, fusible links and relays for the Power B circuit
- Visually inspect wiring harnesses and connectors at the control module for corrosion, damage, or loose terminals
- Back-probe the module power B pin with ignition ON and OFF to confirm presence/absence of supply voltage
- Check module grounds for corrosion and low resistance to chassis/negative battery
Signal parameters
- Battery resting voltage: ~12.2–12.8 V (engine off)
- Charging system voltage: ~13.5–14.7 V (engine running)
- Module Input Power B with IGN ON: within 0.5 V of battery voltage
- During crank: voltage typically above 9.0 V (depends on vehicle)
- Expected DC resistance from battery positive/fuse to module power pin: very low (typically
- Open-circuit indication: very high resistance or infinite (>10 kΩ)
Diagnostic algorithm
- Verify and record all codes and freeze frame data with a scan tool; do not replace module yet.
- Check battery state-of-charge and terminals for tightness and corrosion; charge or replace battery if needed.
- Inspect and test fuses, fusible links and relays for the Power B feed; replace any suspect components.
- With ignition OFF, visually inspect the control module connector for corrosion, bent pins, or pushed-out terminals; repair/clean as needed.
- With key ON (engine off), back-probe the module Input Power B terminal and measure voltage; compare to battery voltage. Note any large voltage drop.
- If no voltage, trace the feed back to the fuse/relay and battery using a wiring diagram; check continuity and resistance to battery positive and to the fuse. Repair any open/high-resistance sections.
- If voltage is present but intermittent, perform wiggle tests on harnesses and probe while moving wiring and connector to reproduce the fault; repair broken wires or poor terminals.
- Check all module grounds for low resistance to battery negative (
- If wiring and supply are verified good and stable but the code persists, consider module internal failure; consult manufacturer service information before replacing the control module.
- After repairs, clear codes, verify that Input Power B returns to normal, and road-test to confirm fault does not return.
Likely causes
- Blown fuse or fusible link feeding module Input Power B
- Damaged/open harness or connector pin to the module power input
- Corroded connector or poor crimp at power/ground connection
- Ignition switch or relay fault preventing switched power to the circuit
- Failed control module after wiring and supply verified good
Fault status
Status
Control Module Input Power B Circuit/Open — open or insufficient voltage at module Power B input.
Repair difficulty: Medium
Diagnostic time: 0.5-2.5 hours
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