Body code

B010C Camera Washer Actuator C

Severity
Not urgent
Typical repair cost
$110–$660
Do it yourself
Possible, medium
Shop time
0.5–2 hours

What B010C means

Fault on camera washer actuator C.

How the engine computer detects it

The cam phaser actuator adjusts intake/exhaust timing under load — a stuck or slow phaser kills mid-rpm torque and can throw correlation codes between cam and crank.

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Symptoms

  • Warning light or symbol related to the affected system
  • Comfort or safety function impaired

Common causes

  1. Washer actuator failed Most likely

How to diagnose B010C

  1. Read every stored code with an OBD-II scanner. If misfire or fuel trim codes are there too, fix those first: they often cause this one.
  2. Inspect the parts involved: camera washer actuator c, actuator wiring.
  3. Work through the causes above from most to least likely, cheapest checks first.
  4. Clear the code and drive a full drive cycle to confirm the repair held.

Reading the code

B
Body
0
Generic (SAE) code
10C
Specific fault

Questions drivers ask

Can I drive with code B010C?

Yes. This is a body or convenience fault and doesn't affect how the car drives.

Can I fix B010C myself?

Often yes, with an OBD-II scanner and basic tools. Difficulty: medium. Start with the cheapest checks before replacing expensive parts.

This page is general information, not a substitute for a professional diagnosis. Repair costs are rough estimates for parts and labor and vary by vehicle and region.