OBD-II code · generic
B3A36
Active Aerodynamic Feature A Actuator Temperature Not Plausible
- System
- B — Body electronics
- Severity
- Minor (2/5)
- Can I keep driving?
- Usually safe to drive
What does B3A36 mean?
B3A36 is defined as “Active Aerodynamic Feature A Actuator Temperature Not Plausible”.
You can usually keep driving, but have it checked soon so a small fault doesn’t become a bigger one.
Manufacturer-specific meanings
The same code can mean something different on some makes.
- BMW, Mini: Active Aerodynamic Feature A Actuator Temperature Not Plausible
Related codes
- B3A35Active Aerodynamic Feature A Actuator Performance
- B3A37Active Aerodynamic Feature A Actuator Temperature Too High
- B3A34Active Aerodynamic Feature A Actuator Position Sensor Not Learned
- B3A38Active Aerodynamic Feature A Actuator Temperature Too Low
- B3A33Active Aerodynamic Feature Control Module D Power Mode Circuit Performance
- B3A39Active Aerodynamic Feature A Position Not Plausible
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