B1630 - RIGHT LOW BEAM CONTROL CIRCUIT HIGH
POST UPDATED IN May, 2023
B1630 Code failures by brands
Description of DTC code B1630
The Totally Integrated Power Module (TIPM) controls the intelligent fuse box, which regulates the operation of a big part of the car’s electrical system. This controller is located in the engine compartment. Its function is to monitor the commands sent by switches and controllers in the form of voltage. The TIPM is connected directly to the B+ cable through a pin installed on top of the controller, and it receives ground signals through connectors provided for this purpose.
The B1630 OBD2 fault code is stored because it detects that the right low beam does not meet factory specifications due to higher voltages than the allowed voltage. It makes this process after the TIPM makes checks on the right low beam.
Symptoms of fault code B1630
- Check Engine light illuminated.
Causes of OBD2 B1630
The B1630 OBDII diagnostic code is stored for the following reasons:
- The wiring of the right low beam control circuit may be damaged.
- The right low beam control circuit may have poor connections.
- The right low beam bulb may be faulty.
- The TIPM may be
Possible solutions of the DTC code B1630
To fix DTC B1630 OBD2, try this:
- First, consult the TSBs.
- Check all the wiring in the right low beam control circuit. Look for damage caused by burns or wear. If any of these conditions are found, make corrections.
- By using the appropriate tools, make electrical checks on the right low beam control circuit. Verify that the voltages of this circuit do not have differences related to those specified. If deficiencies are found, make the appropriate repairs.
- Check that the right low beam bulb is in good condition. If you consider it is faulty, consider replacing it.
