What does it mean?
OBD II fault code is a generic trouble code that is defined by carmaker Chevrolet as P00B7 – “Engine Coolant Flow Low/Performance”, or sometimes as P00B7 – “Radiator Coolant Temperature (RCT) Insufficient Flow”, and is set when the PCM (Powertrain Control Module) detects an insufficient flow of coolant through one or more cooling radiators. Note that in the context of code P00B7, the PCM compares the signal voltages from two or more coolant temperature sensors within a cooling system to determine the rate of coolant flow through one or more of the four separate cooling systems on Chevy Volt hybrid vehicles.