SsangYong ECU Modules

The CarCoding scan map holds 16 module definitions for SsangYong, spread across 12 module types. The table shows the definitions in the map.

Observations from the map

The SsangYong map ranks 26 with 16 definitions; the largest module types are: high-voltage system modules (3), charger module (2), transmission control unit (2).

16 of the addresses use 11-bit CAN identifiers and 0 use 29-bit identifiers. 1 definitions have scan priority 1; priority decides which module a scan starts from.

The map contains 2 safety-critical module definitions (ABS/brakes and airbag). Opening a diagnostic session on these can turn on a warning lamp; the vehicle must not be driven during the operation.

Modules in the map

Module nameTypeAddressResponsePriority
EngineEngine Control Unit7E07E81
TransmissionTransmission Control Unit7E17E92
SBWTransmission Control Unit7717793
ABS safety-criticalABS / ESP Module7C07C84
SRS safety-criticalAirbag / SRS Module7D37DB5
BCMBody Control Module7017096
EPSSteering Module7E27EA7
MCU (Drive Motor) / EPSHigh-Voltage System Modules7307388
BMSHigh-Voltage Battery Module7617699
LDCHigh-Voltage System Modules76376B10
EHVCHigh-Voltage System Modules76676E11
OBCCharger Module76476C12
EVCC/EGPCharger Module76576D13
4WDAWD / Transfer Case Module7C77CF14
Smart keyImmobiliser / Alarm Module7C57CD15
TPMSTyre Pressure (TPMS) Module7D27DA16

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Data source: the CarCoding ECU scan map (ecuDatabase.ts). The addresses and names in the table are definitions from the map; they can differ depending on the hardware and software version in your vehicle.

Disclaimer: This page offers general information and does not replace an inspection by a qualified workshop. Any work carried out on the vehicle is your own responsibility.