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: Because the RFC and its connections are exposed to the elements on the rear frame, "green" oxidation in the connectors is common. Check the wiring harness between the cabin and the frame, specifically for breaks near the tilt point. Sensor Failures

Iveco trucks are sensitive to bad grounding. Ensure the chassis ground points near the rear axle are clean and tight.

Broken ground wires, which often cause "phantom" light issues where multiple lights dim at once. 3. Test the Air Processing Unit (APU)

Some sources combine RFC with numeric codes (e.g., RFC 08 = 0x08). Always check with Iveco’s official manual for your exact model year.

For complex, system-wide faults, the official Iveco E.A.SY. diagnostic tool is the most accurate method to analyze the CAN bus and pinpoint the exact source of error.