Could just have been an electrical blip or the module restarted itself. Clear the codes and see if it comes back.

 

I did try that, unfortunately, the error came right back.

Maybe disconnect the battery for 20 mins or so?

 

Any issues with any of the window switches or the one shot up/down controls?

 

Could that be the issue? Because yes, the controls and the windows sometimes "lags" a little bit when they are going up and down, but I have just ignored it.
It is like that the circuit breaks on/off when the buttons is pressed, and therefore, the window "lags".

But I guess it isn't the controls itself, but the module in the door or similar?

 

Anyone?

I am rather lost

 

Check the wiring inside the gaiter between the door and car body.

 

Thanks, I will take a look!

 

My rear pax door module failed on my 8 week old titanium X and was replaced. The symptoms were initially a reference to a child door lock warning in the converse and the control switch on the door and the drivers door to that particular door only, wouldnt work. That was followed the next day by a totally flat battery. I dont know if there was a DTC generated.

You dont seem to be having the same symptoms so perhaps it isnt your door module, I'm afraid I am not an auto electrician so I dont know. I only mention my experience as your DTC refers to the door module which was apparently the problem with mine.

 

I had a similar problem on a honda once , it ended up in the dealers for 10 days , had them all foxed until they changed the whole door control unit, some years later after I'd given the lease car back my son confessed to spilling a whole can of cola into the door switch module whilst he was sleeping in it ! grrr

 

Thank you for the answers. I haven't done any more about it, but I will get it fixed now, when the car is due for service.
I could also suspect that the switches for the power windows/mirrors could be the issue. The windows is lacking a bit when they are going up and down, it is like there is some "holes" in the power to them.

I will try to dissassemble and clean it with electronic cleaner, or replace it completely.

 

Finally resolved. The engine light had nothing to do with this error, the error is not "bad" enough to power on the engine light. It was (as mentioned in this thread), a bad wired connection in the door plug, one of the connections was almost broken which also made the windows have their own life, I re-soldered the wire and then all was running smooth again.