B2245: Manufacturer-specific body code
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B2245 is a real code number, but we have not been able to confirm what it means from two independent sources — so rather than guess, we have left it blank.
It sits in the manufacturer-specific range, which means its meaning depends on who built your car — the same number can describe completely different faults on two different makes. Your make and model are the important detail if you post about it.
Have you met this code? What did your scan tool call it, what car was it on, and what turned out to be wrong? Anything you add here becomes the page for the next person who searches it.
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