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P2671

Actuator Supply Voltage B Circuit High

Computer output / actuator power Generic OBD-II Medium

What it means

P2671 means the computer sees higher-than-expected voltage on actuator supply circuit B — one of the power feeds the ECM/PCM uses to drive engine actuators. Because several actuators can share this supply, a fault may affect more than one component, though it usually shows up as a warning light and occasional erratic operation rather than a no-start.

Medium

Can I keep driving? Often yes, but behavior can be erratic — this circuit powers engine actuators, so a supply-voltage fault may disturb several outputs. Get it checked soon.

Common symptoms

What you'll notice

Common causes

Most likely first

  1. Short to voltage in the actuator supply wiring
  2. Poor ground causing the supply to read high
  3. Corroded or damaged connector on the supply circuit
  4. Faulty relay feeding the actuator supply
  5. Faulty ECM/PCM (least likely)

How to diagnose & fix

Work through it in order

  1. Scan for related codes and note which actuators share this supply; check P2670 (supply B low).
  2. Inspect the supply wiring and connectors for shorts to power or damage.
  3. Check the grounds and the relay feeding the circuit.
  4. Measure the supply voltage against spec with the circuit active.
  5. If wiring, grounds, and relay are good, suspect the ECM/PCM.

FAQ

Quick answers

Is it safe to drive with P2671?+
Often driveable, but operation may be erratic and other actuators can be affected. Have it diagnosed soon since it involves the engine's control outputs.
Can I just clear P2671?+
It returns until the wiring, ground, or supply fault is fixed.

Related codes

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