com.mcpscores/vehicle-fault-codes

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A fault code, a VIN, or a recall — answered from public NHTSA and standards data.

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dtc_lookupLook up what a vehicle fault code (OBD-II diagnostic trouble code) means. Returns a reworded definition compiled from open/public sources (with the source and licence per row) plus which makes define the code specifically. Pass 'make' for the make-specific meaning instead of the generic SAE one — t…

Look up what a vehicle fault code (OBD-II diagnostic trouble code) means. Returns a reworded definition compiled from open/public sources (with the source and licence per row) plus which makes define the code specifically. Pass 'make' for the make-specific meaning instead of the generic SAE one — t…

ParameterTypeDescription
code*stringThe fault code exactly as reported, e.g. 'P0301', 'B1318', 'C1201', 'U0100'.
makestringVehicle make for the manufacturer-specific definition, e.g. 'BMW', 'Ford', 'Toyota'. Optional; omit for the generic SAE meaning.
vehicle_recallsOfficial NHTSA safety recalls for a vehicle. Returns campaign id, affected component, the safety consequence, and the free remedy, newest first (max 50). Query by make (optionally model and year) or by a known campaign id. Use this before buying a used vehicle or when a customer asks whether their…

Official NHTSA safety recalls for a vehicle. Returns campaign id, affected component, the safety consequence, and the free remedy, newest first (max 50). Query by make (optionally model and year) or by a known campaign id. Use this before buying a used vehicle or when a customer asks whether their…

ParameterTypeDescription
makestringConsumer make name, e.g. 'FORD', 'TOYOTA'. Required unless 'campaign' is given.
modelstringModel name, e.g. 'F-150', 'CAMRY'. Optional.
yearstringFour-digit model year, e.g. '2018'. Optional.
campaignstringNHTSA campaign id to fetch directly, e.g. '21V123000'. Optional.
vehicle_tsbsNHTSA Technical Service Bulletins (manufacturer repair guidance for known defects that are not safety recalls). Returns bulletin id, summary, and the fault codes each bulletin names (max 50). Query by make/model/year, or by fault code to find bulletins that address that specific code. Use this afte…

NHTSA Technical Service Bulletins (manufacturer repair guidance for known defects that are not safety recalls). Returns bulletin id, summary, and the fault codes each bulletin names (max 50). Query by make/model/year, or by fault code to find bulletins that address that specific code. Use this afte…

ParameterTypeDescription
makestringConsumer make name, e.g. 'TOYOTA'. Required unless 'code' is given.
modelstringModel name, e.g. 'CAMRY'. Optional.
yearstringFour-digit model year, e.g. '2019'. Optional.
codestringFault code to match against the bulletin's listed codes, e.g. 'P0301'. Optional.
vin_decodeDecode a Vehicle Identification Number into make, model, model year, body class, engine and plant country using NHTSA's public vPIC database. Use this when you have a VIN and need the exact vehicle before looking up recalls or bulletins. Costs $0.005 USDC per call via x402 on Base.

Decode a Vehicle Identification Number into make, model, model year, body class, engine and plant country using NHTSA's public vPIC database. Use this when you have a VIN and need the exact vehicle before looking up recalls or bulletins. Costs $0.005 USDC per call via x402 on Base.

ParameterTypeDescription
vin*stringThe VIN, 11-17 characters, e.g. '1HGCM82633A004352'.

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