K68 Trailer Lighting Control Module: Scan Tool Information

2025 Chevrolet Tahoe PPV, 4WDSECTION K68 Trailer Lighting Control Module: Scan Tool Information
Body Control Module Scan Tool Data Parameters

Parameter System State Expected Value Definition
Operating Conditions:  Ignition ON, Vehicle in Park.
Battery Voltage - Varies The scan tool displays the current battery voltage.
Brake Pedal Switch Status - Active/Inactive The scan tool displays the status of the brake pedal
State of Charge - Varies The scan tool displays percentage. This parameter displays state of charge status.
System Voltage - Varies The scan tool displays the current system voltage.
Trailer Connection Status - Connected/Not Connected The scan tool displays the trailer connected status.
Body Control Module Scan Tool Output Controls

Scan Tool Output Control Description
Left Trailer Turn Signal/Stop Lamp Command The Trailer Lighting Control Module activates the left trailer turn signal/stop lamp control circuit when you select Active. B+ should be applied to terminal G at the X88 Trailer Connector.
Right Trailer Turn Signal/Stop Lamp Command The Trailer Lighting Control Module activates the right trailer turn signal/stop lamp control circuit when you select Active. B+ should be applied to terminal D at the X88 Trailer Connector.
Left Trailer Tail Lamp The Trailer Lighting Control Module activates the trailer park lamp control circuit when you select Active. B+ should be applied to terminal F at the X88 Trailer Connector.
Right Trailer Tail Lamp The Trailer Lighting Control Module activates the trailer park lamp control circuit when you select Active. B+ should be applied to terminal F at the X88 Trailer Connector.
Trailer Backup Lamps The Trailer Lighting Control Module activates the trailer backup lamp control circuit when you select Active. B+ should be applied to terminal A at the X88 Trailer Connector.
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