Possible OBD-II DTC description misalignments in codes map (e.g., P0007, P0008/P0009)

[Jad-Taljabini]

I might be misunderstanding the intent of the mapping, but a few entries look like they could be shifted or missing qualifiers. Sharing a couple of examples in case a quick review is helpful.

Some codes may not match the commonly seen DTC wording, or may be missing bank/sensor qualifiers. Examples (subject to confirmation):

• P0007
  • Current: Engine Position System Performance
  • What I expected (maybe): Fuel Shutoff Valve 'A' Control Circuit High
• P0008 / P0009
  • Current:
    P0008: Engine Position System Performance (generic)
    P0009: 'A' Camshaft Position Actuator Circuit
  • What I expected (maybe):
    P0008: Engine Position System Performance — Bank 1
    P0009: Engine Position System Performance — Bank 2

To Reproduce

• Open the file with the codes: [String: String] dictionary.
• Search for P0007, P0008, P0009, and P0010–P0015 (and much more).
• Compare the current text with commonly published DTC descriptions.
• Note any mismatches if you agree they’re unintended.

Additional context

• It’s also possible the repo is intentionally using a different reference list; if so, feel free to close this.

[kkonteh97]

Thanks for flagging this! You're absolutely right that some of these mappings appear to be off. Looking at your examples:
P0007 - You're correct, this is typically "Fuel Shutoff Valve 'A' Control Circuit High" in most OBD-II references, not a generic engine position code.
P0008/P0009 - These should indeed specify Bank 1 and Bank 2 for the engine position system performance codes. The current mapping for P0009 as "'A' Camshaft Position Actuator Circuit" seems like it might belong to a different code (possibly P0010).
The P0010-P0015 range you mentioned typically covers camshaft position actuator circuits for different banks and intake/exhaust combinations, so those are worth double-checking as well.

Would you like me to help compile a list of the affected codes with their standard descriptions for the PR?