Anybody know what my hardware test result code means?

My Macbook Pro 15" has been hanging and crashing a lot lately (just after applecare expired too!), I did a clean install and upgraded to 10.6, did the usual disk first aid (even checked for viruses) and after nothing helped, I finally ran hardware test from the install dvd and received the following error: 4MOT/2/400000004: Left side -3286; I know 4MOT is the logic board, but does anybody have any ideas what the rest means?

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hi timnava,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
You can try other HDD test to verify that the HDD really is failing
You can try HDTUNE
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