JAC - Hfc4da12c
JAC - Hfc4da12c
JAC - Hfc4da12c
Section I. Precautions
1. Removal/Installation Requirements for Electronic Control Unit (ECU):
z Remove the controller before welding or baking finish;
z When removing the controller, turn off the ignition switch and disconnect the battery from the system at the same
time, in order to avoid damaging the ECU.
z It is not allowed to remove power cord from the battery when the engine or the electrical system is working.
z Large-current equipment such as charger is not allowed to be directly connected to the starting motor.
z Note: The ambient temperature of ECU should not be greater than 75 degree.
2. Cleaning Requirements:
Please observe the following rules before the operation of fuel supply system and fuel injection system:
z The removed components should be placed at clean field and properly covered by the cloth other than fiber type
(cotton cloth or gauze cloth)
3. All types of harness connectors and the connector for diagnostic instrument should be
connected and disconnected only when the ignition switch is turned off:
z When measuring the power voltage or ground wire of the ECU, please ensure the wiring sequence and method is
correct.
z Disconnecting the power cord or the ground wire of the battery from the system or removing ECU harness
connector will result in the loss of diagnosis and self-learning information stored in ECU. (If the vehicle model is
different, the time of retaining Pleas of the ECU is also different after the loss of power.)
4. Please pay attention to the following points when maintaining the fuel supply system (fuel
supply pipe, fuel pump and fuel injection system):
z Please be very careful during installation/removal of fuel pump on the fuel tank with fuel.
z Prepare proper materials around the fuel tank opening to absorb a lot of fuel leaked from it timely..
z Avoid the fuel contacting your body.
z Thoroughly clean the part and its surrounding before loosening a connector.
z Please prevent any fuel from splashing from the loose part and place a rug around the connector.
z If the disassembled parts could not be timely repaired or properly treated, store the parts properly.
z Take the spare parts out of the package only when they are needed to be installed. Do not use unpacked spare
parts and the spare parts in severe damaged package
z Do not damage the O-ring of return pipe when assembling fuel injector return pipe. Coat a little diesel oil on the
O-ring for assembling convenience.
z Do not use the compressed air and do not move the vehicle after the fuel supply system is disassembled.
5. Safety Measures
To prevent the maintenance technicians from being injured and the fuel and ECU being damaged, please pay attention
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Operation Procedures:
1. It is necessary to keep maintenance site clean (it should be free of dust especially);
2. It is necessary to keep maintenance tools clean (they should be free of oil and foreign matters);
3. Wear ethylene pinafore to prevent hairs, dust and foreign matters from entering engine fuel system. Wash your
hands instead of wear gloves;
4. Prior to fuel system maintenance, carry out the following procedures:
5. If the fault is in HP pump, fuel delivery line or fuel injector, prepare clean special tools and sealing covers and carry
out relevant procedures for engine fuel system. Prior to maintenance, clean relevant areas to engine compartment
completely;
6. Find out faulted parts according to the above operation procedures and replace these parts with parts from OEM;
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In disassembly or replacement of fuel injector, it is necessary to apply new copper washers and tighten fixing bolts for
fuel injector according to fixed torque at the same time. Otherwise, injection position of fuel injector will deviate from
correct position and this will make engine operation out of control.
7. Apply clean and intact sealing covers on disassembled components and keep them well;
8. After fuel injector replacement, carry out fuel injector matching with special diagnostic apparatus;
9. Keep pressing manual oil delivery pump on oil-water separator to provide low-pressure line with fuel oil until the
pump can not be pressed any longer.
Attention: Do not start the engine before the pump is filled up.
10. Recheck installed components, connect battery cable and start the engine for engine operation condition
inspection;
11. Apply special diagnostic apparatus to check current faults for existence and eliminate historical faults.
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2. Fault Condition
If duration of an identified fault exceeds set stabilization time for the first time, ECU identifies it as a steady fault and
stores it as a “steady fault”. If the fault disappears, ECU identifies it as a “random fault” and “nonexistent”. If the fault
is identified once again, it is still a “random fault”. However, “existent” historical faults will not influence normal
application of engine.
3. Fault Type
Short to power supply positive pole
Short or open to ground (In the case of pull-up or pull-down resistor for input stage, ECU will identify open circuit
failure of input port as the fault of input port short to power supply positive pole or short to ground)
Unreliable signal
5. Fault Alarm
In the case of electronic control system, when there are faults in some important components such as ECU, coolant
temperature sensor, phase sensor, boost pressure sensor, revolution speed sensor, air flow meter, fuel injector, fan relay
and etc, ECU will give alarms via MIL flashing until faults are eliminated.
6. Fault Reading
Fault information records can be brought out from electronic control unit via fault diagnostic apparatus. However,
some faults can be detected only when vehicle reaches corresponding operation condition.
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8. Fault Detection
After obtaining fault information records with means above, only suspicious positions for fault occurrence are known.
However, this does not mean faults have been detected. Therefore, cause for one fault may be damaged electrical
component (like sensor or actuator or ECU, etc), wire in open circuit, wire short to ground or battery positive pole and
even mechanical failure.
Faults are internal with their external expressions as various symptoms. When symptoms are detected, check fault
information record for existence with fault diagnostic apparatus or flash code first of all and then eliminate
corresponding faults. Finally, detect faults according to engine symptoms.
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Common DTCs and Troubleshooting Methods for Electronic Control Systems of Diesel Engines
1.
Fault Description: The engine control unit (ECU) shall actuate the exhaust braking after processing the signal
received from the exhaust brake switch and also check if the exhaust brake feedback signal matches with the ECU
control command. If not, DTC shall be reported.
Diagnosis Hint: The intermittent failure may be caused by poor contact of wire, abrasion of the insulation or damage
of the wire inside insulation.
Check for the following conditions:
z Poor contact of ECU or exhaust brake valve – Check the harness connector
– Loose terminal
– Poor matching and connection
– Breakage of keeper
– Distortion or damage of terminal
– Poor contact between terminal and wire
z Damage of harness – Check the harness for any damage
Terminal ECU
K29 Exhaust brake actuator
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Check the检查制动阀连接
connection of brake valve.
Connector
插接件问题 fault Y Repair or replace it.
检修或更换
对制动阀外观检测
Check the appearance of brake valve.
制动阀问题
Fault of brake valve Y 更换制动阀
Replace the brake valve.
Replace
更换ECUthe ECU.
联系技术支持
Get the Technical Support.
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5V power supply
Boost pressure /
Pressure signal
intake air
temperature sensor Ground
Temperature signal
Fault Description: The boost pressure sensor shall make response to the pressure change of intake manifold. The
pressure changes with the engine load. The ECU shall supply 5V voltage to the 5V reference voltage circuit of boost
pressure sensor and also supply grounding for the low reference voltage circuit. The boost pressure sensor shall
provide a signal that is related to the pressure change of intake manifold to ECU via the boost pressure sensor signal
circuit. When the intake manifold pressure is relatively low (for example: during idling period), the low level signal
voltage shall be detected by the ECU. When it is relatively high (for example: with the accelerator pedal fully open
(WOT)), the high level signal voltage shall be detected. The boost pressure sensor is also for determining the
barometric pressure (BARO). When the ignition switch is turned on without starting the engine, the following
condition shall occur. As long as the accelerator pedal position sensor signal is more than 28%, the barometric
pressure reading shall be updated. The boost pressure sensor includes the following circuits:
z A 5V reference voltage circuit
z A low reference voltage circuit
z A MAP sensor signal circuit
If the boost pressure sensor signal detected by ECU is beyond the set range, relevant DTC shall be generated.
The intake air temperature (IAT) sensor is a kind of variable resistor that can measure the temperature of air into the
engine. The ECU shall supply 5V voltage to the signal circuit of IAT sensor and also supply grounding for the
reference voltage circuit of IAT sensor. When the IAT sensor is in cold state, the sensor resistance is relatively high.
When the air temperature increases, the sensor resistance shall decrease. When the sensor resistance is relatively high,
the voltage of IAT sensor signal circuit detected by ECU shall be relatively high. With the decrease of sensor
resistance, the voltage of IAT sensor signal circuit detected by ECU shall decrease also. If the signal voltage of IAT
sensor detected by ECU is too low (indicating the temperature is too high), or too high (indicating the temperature is
too low), relevant DTC shall be generated.
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Diagnosis Hint:
The normal boost pressure sensor shall make quick response to the change of accelerator pedal position, so its slow
action should not appear or it should not act slower than the change of accelerator pedal position.
For poor contact inspection between ECU and IAT sensor, please check the ECU harness connector for the following
conditions:
− Loose terminal
− Poor matching and connection
− Breakage of keeper
− Distortion or damage of terminal
− Poor contact between terminal and wire
Terminal ECU
A07 Power supply terminal of sensor
A53 Temperature signal terminal
A54 Pressure signal terminal
A28 Ground terminal of sensor
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Fault Tree:
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3.
5V power supply
Common rail Rail pressure signal
pressure sensor
Ground
Fault Description: The common rail pressure sensor shall make response to the change of fuel pressure in common
rail pipe. The pressure changes with the engine load. The ECU shall supply 5V voltage to the 5V reference voltage
circuit of common rail pressure sensor and also supply grounding for the low reference voltage circuit. The common
rail pressure sensor shall provide a signal that is related to the change of fuel pressure in common rail pipe to ECU via
the common rail pressure sensor signal circuit. When the fuel pressure in common rail pipe is relatively low (for
example: during idling period), the low level signal voltage shall be detected by the ECU. When it is relatively high
(for example: with the accelerator pedal fully open (WOT)), the high level signal voltage shall be detected. The
common rail pressure sensor provides an important parameter for determining engine operation. When its signal is
lost, the engine shall stop operation. The common rail pressure sensor includes the following circuits:
z A 5V reference voltage circuit
z A low reference voltage circuit
z A common rail pressure sensor signal circuit
If the common rail pressure sensor signal detected by ECU is beyond the set range, relevant DTC shall be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: When the ignition switch is turned on with engine off, the pressure in common rail pipe is zero and
the signal voltage level is low. By comparing the readings with those of the same sensor that is known good, the
accuracy of the suspicious sensor can be checked. Their difference should be no more than 0.4V. Perform overall
inspection for common rail pressure sensor to see if it is damaged.
During engine starting, any pressure change in the common rail pipe should be detected by the common rail pressure
sensor, through which, we can determine if the sensor is stuck at a certain value.
The normal common rail pressure sensor shall make quick response to the change of accelerator pedal position, so its
slow action should not appear or it should not act slower than the change of accelerator pedal position.
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Terminal ECU
A06 Power supply terminal of common rail pressure sensor
A52 Signal terminal of common rail pressure sensor
A40 Ground terminal of common rail pressure sensor
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Fault Tree:
Read DTC.
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DTC P0116 The dynamic characteristics of coolant temperature sensor are unreliable.
The coolant temperature sensor output voltage is below the lower limit (the
P0117
wiring is short to ground).
The coolant temperature sensor output voltage is above the upper limit (the
P0118
wiring is open or short to high level).
P0119 The static characteristics of coolant temperature sensor are unreliable.
Coolant temperature
Coolant temperature signal (High)
sensor Coolant temperature
signal (Low)
Fault Description: The engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor is a kind of negative temperature coefficient
variable resistor, which can measure the engine coolant temperature. Its resistance shall decrease with the increase of
temperature, so the signal value input into ECU in the form of voltage shall decrease accordingly. The voltage signal
range is 0-5V. The ECU searches the characteristic curve of the sensor and converts it into engine coolant temperature.
The diagnostic module of engine coolant temperature sensor shall make fault judgment based on this temperature
value. The ECU shall supply 5V voltage to the signal circuit of engine coolant temperature sensor and also supply
grounding for the low reference voltage circuit. If the signal voltage of engine coolant temperature sensor detected by
ECU is too low (indicating the temperature is too high), or too high (indicating the temperature is too low), relevant
DTC shall be generated.
The following table illustrates the difference among temperature, resistance and voltage.
Diagnosis Hint:
Overheating may result in generation of this DTC. After the engine is started, the temperature of engine coolant
temperature sensor should increase steadily and become stable after the thermostat is disconnected. Test the engine
coolant temperature sensor under different temperature to check for any error of sensor. If any, the error may result in
failure of control performance. After the engine is laid up for a night, the indication difference between IAT sensor and
engine coolant temperature sensor should be within 3°C (5°F). Refer to “Temperature and Resistance”.
Check for the following conditions:
Poor contact between ECU and engine coolant temperature sensor – Check the harness connector for:
− Loose terminal
− Poor matching and connection
− Breakage of keeper
− Distortion or damage of terminal
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Terminal ECU
A37 Signal terminal of ECT sensor
A50 Ground terminal of ECT sensor
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DTC P0122 The output voltage of accelerator pedal potentiometer 1 is below the lower limit.
P0123 The output voltage of accelerator pedal potentiometer 1 is above the upper limit.
P0222 The output voltage of accelerator pedal potentiometer 2 is below the lower limit.
P0223 The output voltage of accelerator pedal potentiometer 2 is above the upper limit.
Ground of sensor 1
Electronic
accelerator pedal Power supply of sensor
2
Signal 2
Ground of sensor 2
Fault Description: The accelerator pedal assembly consists of two accelerator pedal position (APP) sensor. The APP
sensors are installed on the pedal assembly and are not repairable. The APP sensor shall supply a signal voltage that
changes with the accelerator pedal position. The ECU shall supply an individual 5V reference voltage circuit and a
low level reference voltage circuit to each APP sensor. With the pedal depressed, the signal voltage of APP sensor 1
shall increase, viz. increasing from about 0.7V (at the released position) to above 4V (at the fully depressed position).
With the pedal depressed, the signal voltage of APP sensor 2 shall increase, viz. increasing from about 0.3V (at the
released position) to above 2V (at the fully depressed position).
APP sensor 1 and 2 are installed in the accelerator pedal assembly. Each one consists of the following circuits:
z A 5V reference voltage circuit
z A low reference voltage circuit
z A signal circuit
With those circuits, the APP sensors can provide the signal voltage that is proportional to the displacement of
accelerator pedal to the ECU. Two processors, located in the ECU, are adopted to monitor the data of throttle actuator
control system. Each signal circuit shall provide the signal voltage that is proportional to the displacement of
accelerator pedal to two processors. Those two processors shall monitor each other to verify whether the indicated
value of pedal position is correct or not. The test method of ECU is: making the signal of APP sensor 2 lower
instantaneously to see if the signal of APP 1 is also made lower.
Diagnosis Hint: During testing, if it is necessary to detect the ECU harness connector or component harness
connector, a diagnostic connector should be adopted to test the adapter component.
If several DTCs appear simultaneously, please check if the signal circuits for APP sensor 1 and 2 are short to each
other.
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Terminal ECU
K28 Power supply terminal of APP sensor 1
K81 Signal terminal of APP sensor 1
K67 Ground terminal of APP sensor 1
K22 Power supply terminal of APP sensor 2
K60 Signal terminal of APP sensor 2
K58 Ground terminal of APP sensor 2
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Fault Description: The ECU controls the switching-on circuit of fuel injector directly. The ECU controls the time for
switching on each fuel injector via adopting a device named “Driver” to supply PWM current to each fuel injector
control circuit. The driver owns a feedback circuit, which is monitored by ECU to verify if the control circuit is open
or short. If any failure in the fuel injector control circuit is detected by ECU, the fuel injector control circuit DTC shall
be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: For the failure in wire connector shall trigger the setting of DTC, be sure to check the connectors
relevant to this diagnostic procedure for short circuit of terminal or poor contact of wire, prior to replacement of any
component. Observe the state parameter of relevant fuel injector on the diagnostic tool while shaking the wire and
connector relevant to the test. If any intermittent failure is existed in the tested wire or connector, the relevant failure
shall be displayed on the diagnostic tool.
Performing compression test is helpful for locating the intermittent failure.
Terminal ECU
A16 1st fuel injector “High”
A47 1st fuel injector “Low”
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Fault Description: The ECU controls the switching-on circuit of fuel injector directly. The ECU controls the time for
switching on each fuel injector via adopting a device named “Driver” to supply PWM current to each fuel injector
control circuit. The driver owns a feedback circuit, which is monitored by ECU to verify if the control circuit is open
or short. If any failure in the fuel injector control circuit is detected by ECU, the fuel injector control circuit DTC shall
be generated.
Diagnosis Hint:
For the failure in wire connector shall trigger the setting of DTC, be sure to check the connectors relevant to this
diagnostic procedure for short circuit of terminal or poor contact of wire, prior to replacement of any component.
Observe the state parameter of relevant fuel injector on the diagnostic tool while shaking the wire and connector
relevant to the test. If any intermittent failure is existed in the tested wire or connector, the relevant failure shall be
displayed on the diagnostic tool.
Performing compression test is helpful for locating the intermittent failure.
Terminal ECU
A02 2nd fuel injector “High”
A31 2nd fuel injector “Low”
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Fault Description: The ECU controls the switching-on circuit of fuel injector directly. The ECU controls the time for
switching on each fuel injector via adopting a device named “Driver” to supply PWM current to each fuel injector
control circuit. The driver owns a feedback circuit, which is monitored by ECU to verify if the control circuit is open
or short. If any failure in the fuel injector control circuit is detected by ECU, the fuel injector control circuit DTC shall
be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: For the failure in wire connector shall trigger the setting of DTC, be sure to check the connectors
relevant to this diagnostic procedure for short circuit of terminal or poor contact of wire, prior to replacement of any
component. Observe the state parameter of relevant fuel injector on the diagnostic tool while shaking the wire and
connector relevant to the test. If any intermittent failure is existed in the tested wire or connector, the relevant failure
shall be displayed on the diagnostic tool.
Performing compression test is helpful for locating the intermittent failure.
Terminal ECU
A01 1st fuel injector “High”
A46 1st fuel injector “Low”
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Fault Description: The ECU controls the switching-on circuit of fuel injector directly. The ECU controls the time for
switching on each fuel injector via adopting a device named “Driver” to supply PWM current to each fuel injector
control circuit. The driver owns a feedback circuit, which is monitored by ECU to verify if the control circuit is open
or short. If any failure in the fuel injector control circuit is detected by ECU, the fuel injector control circuit DTC shall
be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: For the failure in wire connector shall trigger the setting of DTC, be sure to check the connectors
relevant to this diagnostic procedure for short circuit of terminal or poor contact of wire, prior to replacement of any
component. Observe the state parameter of relevant fuel injector on the diagnostic tool while shaking the wire and
connector relevant to the test. If any intermittent failure is existed in the tested wire or connector, the relevant failure
shall be displayed on the diagnostic tool.
Performing compression test is helpful for locating the intermittent failure.
Terminal ECU
A17 2nd fuel injector “High”
A33 2nd fuel injector “Low”
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DTC P0251 The control line of fuel level control unit is open.
P0252 The ECU internal driver module of fuel level control unit is overheating.
P0253 The control line of fuel level control unit is short to ground.
P0254 The control line of fuel level control unit is short to high level.
Fault Description: The fuel metering unit is for adjusting the fuel supply and the fuel pressure. When the control coil
of metering unit is off, the inlet fuel metering proportional valve of the unit shall be closed, cutting off the fuel
supplied to the high pressure fuel pump plunger component. When the control coil of metering unit is electrified, the
ECU shall change the fuel inlet sectional area of metering component via pulse signal according to the actual demand,
through which, the fuel supplied to the high pressure fuel pump plunger component shall be changed. If the fuel
metering control signal voltage detected by ECU is abnormal, the DTC shall be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: The metering component is mounted at the fuel inlet of high pressure pump. The engine’s fuel
supply shall be affected directly by the opening sectional area of the fuel metering unit control valve. Provided that the
fuel metering unit control line is normally connected, monitor the engine fuel supply amount and pressure while
moving relevant connector and wire to check if any fault is triggered. If any, the indication of fault diagnostic unit
shall change. This is help for locating the intermittent failure.
The intermittent failure may be caused by poor contact of control part. As for poor contact between ECU and fuel
metering unit, please check the ECU harness connector for the following conditions:
− Loose terminal
− Poor matching and connection
− Breakage of keeper
− Distortion or damage of terminal
− Poor contact between terminal and wire
Check the harness for any damage. If the harness appears normal, observe the fuel pressure indicated on the diagnostic
tool while moving relevant connector and harness of fuel metering unit. If the pressure indication changes, there must
be failure in that part.
Terminal ECU
A19 Power supply terminal of fuel metering unit
A49 Signal terminal of fuel metering unit
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Signal
Shielded wire
Diagnosis Hint: The signal of crankshaft position (CKP) sensor is used for indicating the rotary speed and position of
crankshaft. The CKP sensor shall generate an AC voltage of different amplitude and frequency. The frequency relies
on the rotary speed of crankshaft and the output AC voltage relies on the crankshaft position. The CKP sensor shall
coordinate with a 58X variable reluctance rotor fixed on the crankshaft. The ECU can synchronize the timing control
for fuel injectors according to the input signals of CKP sensor and camshaft position sensor. The CKP sensor can also
be applied for testing misfire and tachometer indication. The signal circuit and the low reference voltage circuit of
CKP sensor are directly connected to ECU. The shielded and grounded circuit should be grounded. In addition, when
the 1st and the 4th cylinders are at TDC, the CKP sensor shall also send a signal to ECU. The ECU shall monitor the
signals of CKP sensor and camshaft position sensor to determine whether the 1st cylinder is in compression stroke or
not. The circuits between CKP sensor and ECU include:
Signal circuit of CKP sensor
Low reference voltage circuit of CKP sensor
Shielded and grounded circuit
If the number of crankshaft position pulses sent out by the CKP sensor detected by the ECU is incorrect, the DTC
shall be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: There is failure in camshaft position sensor circuit.
CKP sensor variable reluctance rotor is dislocated or incorrectly installed.
Large crankshaft end play leads to dislocation of variable reluctance rotor.
There is blockage between CKP sensor and variable reluctance rotor.
Check connectors of CKP sensor and ECU for any corrosion.
Prior to maintenance, all fragments should be removed from the connector surfaces. Prior to diagnosis or replacement,
please check the connector gaskets to ensure they are properly installed to avoid ingress of any pollutant.
z Poor terminal connection – Check the harness connector for any loose terminal, mismatching, damaged keeper,
improper form or damage, poor contact between terminal and wire. Check if the matched terminal is adopted.
Check if the test tension is appropriate.
z Harness damage – Check the harness for any damage. If the harness appears normal, observe the indication on
the diagnostic tool while moving relevant connector and harness of the sensor. If the indication changes, there
must be failure in that part.
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Terminal ECU
A13 Signal terminal of CKP sensor
A14 Negative signal terminal of CKP sensor
A56 Shielded terminal of CKP sensor
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5V power supply
Camshaft position
sensor CMP signal
Ground
Fault Description: The camshaft position (CMP) sensor is a Hall Effect switch. The ECU shall supply 5V voltage to
the 5V reference voltage circuit and also supply grounding for the low reference voltage circuit. The CMP sensor shall
provide a signal voltage to ECU by coordinating with 1X variable reluctance rotor. The ECU shall make use of this
signal voltage to determine the camshaft position. The CMP sensor links the crankshaft with the camshaft position to
facilitate ECU to determine which cylinder the fuel should be injected to. During the rotation of camshaft, the variable
reluctance rotor changes the magnetic field generated by the magnet in sensor and send a signal to ECU via the signal
circuit. The CMP sensor circuit is directly connected to ECU. The CMP sensor can also be adopted to tell which
cylinder has misfire. The circuits between CMP sensor and ECU include:
High reference voltage circuit of CMP sensor
Ground circuit
Camshaft position signal circuit
When no occurrence of minimum camshaft position synchronization is detected by ECU or there is failure in CMP
sensor signal circuit, DTCs shall be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: Prior to maintenance, all fragments should be removed from the connector surfaces. Prior to
diagnosis or replacement, please check the connector gaskets to ensure they are properly installed to avoid ingress of
any pollutant.
Poor terminal connection – Check the harness connector for any loose terminal, mismatching, damaged keeper,
improper form or damage, poor contact between terminal and wire. Check if the matched terminal is adopted. Check
if the test tension is appropriate.
Harness damage – Check the harness for any damage. If the harness appears normal, observe the indication on the
diagnostic tool while moving relevant connector and harness of the sensor. If the indication changes, there must be
failure in that part.
Check if the ground and connection of ECU and engine is reliable and clean. If the DTC is determined to be
intermittent failure, please refer to the fault records to find out when the previous DTC is set.
Terminal ECU
A08 Signal terminal of phase sensor
A57 Negative signal terminal of phase sensor
A35 Shielded terminal of phase sensor
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False positioning of camshaft target wheel Correct the positioning of target wheel.
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DTC P0380 The glow plug works without the command from ECU.
P0382 The glow plug doesn’t work with the command from ECU.
P0383 ECU control line for glow plug is short to ground.
P0384 ECU control line for glow plug is short to high level.
P0670 ECU control line for glow plug is open or its driver module is overheating.
Glow plug
Power supply
Fault Description: The main part of glow plug is tubular heating element, which is securely and tightly installed
inside the glow plug shell, making it resistant to corrosion and thermal shock. The heating element is composed of
two resistance elements connected in series; they are installed in the top of heat pipe forming respectively a heating
coil and a control coil. The glow plug controller controls over the glow plug via a power relay and electrical switch
group. It can control the heating time of glow plug and also serve as a protection and monitoring device. The higher
level glow plug controller has diagnosis function, so it can distinguish an individual fault of glow plug and indicate it
to the driver. A multilevel socket is equipped on the control input terminal of glow plug controller for connecting with
ECU. To avoid voltage drop, screw pins or plugs should be equipped in the series circuit that is connected with the
glow plug. The post-heating upon a success start can facilitate the uninterrupted speed increase and idling with little
smoke in the process of heating, which can reduce the combustion noise in cold starting. If it fails, the glow plug
protection circuit shall open to avoid overdischarging of battery. If no preheating control signal is detected by ECU or
the detected control signal is inconsistent with the actual, relevant DTCs shall be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: The failure may be caused by poor contact of wire or loose connector. As for poor contact of ECU or
preheating control unit, check the harness connector for the following conditions:
Loose terminal
Poor matching and connection
Distortion or damage of terminal
Poor contact between terminal and wire
Damage of harness – Check the harness for any damage
Terminal ECU
K90 Control signal of preheating relay
K57 Preheating time feedback signal
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Check检查预热塞接插件
the connector of glow plug.
接插件问题
Connector fault Y 做必要的修理
Repair accordingly.
N
Check the ECU connector.
检查ECU接插件
接插件问题
Connector fault Y 做必要的修理
Repair accordingly.
Check continuity
检查连续性和绝缘性 and insulating property.
电气问题
Electrical fault Y 修理线束
Repair the harness.
Replace
更换预热塞the glow plug.
Does 问题仍否存在
the problem still exist? Y 联系技术支持
Get the Technical Support.
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Fault Description: Vehicle speed sensor (VSS) provides vehicle speed signals to ECU. It is a kind of Hall Effect
sensor. When the rotor gear tooth of transmission output shaft passes through the magnetic field of sensor, the VSS
shall generate a signal voltage, whose frequency shall increase with the vehicle speed. The ECU shall convert the
signal voltage into vehicle speed and make use of the vehicle speed signal to determine the working status of vehicle.
If this signal is lost or abnormal, relevant DTCs shall be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: Check the harness for any damage. If the harness appears normal, observe the indication on the
digital multimeter while moving relevant connector and harness of the actuator. If the indication changes in testing,
there must be failure in that part. The intermittent failure may be caused by poor contact, abrasion of wire insulation
or breakage of the wire inside insulation. Make sure the vehicle speed sensor is correctly fixed onto the transmission
housing.
Terminal ECU
K75 VVS input signal
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DTC P0504 Unreliable comparison between main and auxiliary brake pedal signals
Fault Description: The brake switch detects the brake pedal action and sends the signal to ECU. The brake switch is
equipped with two switches, viz. main and auxiliary brake switches. When these two signals are input, these signals
are determined by ECU to be normal brake signals. The switch signals are relevant to the accelerator pedal, for
controlling the fuel amount during braking. There should be no failure when you operate the accelerator pedal at the
point of depressing the brake pedal, but the fuel amount shall be reduced when you operate the accelerator pedal with
the brake pedal depressed. If the voltage signal of brake switch is inconsistent with the actual, the DTC shall be
generated.
Diagnosis Hint: Check the wiring connector for poor contact, distorted or damaged terminal.
Terminal ECU
K17 Main brake switch signal
K80 Auxiliary brake switch signal
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Ignition
switch
Fault Description: The ECU monitors the system voltage via the ignition voltage circuit. When the voltage exceeds
the set range, the parts may be damaged and the input reading may be incorrect. When the system voltage detected by
ECU is too low (below 11V) or too high (above 16V), relevant DTCs shall be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: Check if the diagnostic system is normal.
Check if the charging system is normal.
Perform relevant test for intermittent failure or poor contact.
Terminal ECU
K01 Positive battery terminal +Ra
K03 Positive battery terminal +Rb
K05 Positive battery terminal +Rc
K47 Main relay control
K46 Ignition switch power supply
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Fault Description: It is mainly used for monitoring the internal microprocessor integrity failure in ECU to determine
whether the ECU program is executed. With engine OFF and ignition switch ON, the ECU shall perform
self-diagnosis. If the self-diagnosis process is not finished, the control module shall record the corresponding
operating condition and store this information into “Fault Records” to set DTC.
Diagnosis Hint: If the self-diagnosis process is finished smoothly, the current DTC shall be cleared.
If this diagnostic instrument and other diagnosis irrelevant to exhaust pass the test in 40 continuous preheating
processes, the history DTC shall be cleared.
Fault Tree:
Read DTC.
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Fault Description: Due to the nature of sensor, some sensors require a voltage to finish the required function and
operation. The supply voltage of sensor is supplied by ECU. The ECU shall calculate the required voltage of sensor
according to its characteristic and supply the voltage to the sensor via control circuit. In the process of voltage
signaling, DTCs may occur due to virtual connection or poor connection of control circuit, etc.
Sensor supply voltage 1: The power supply for accelerator pedal 1 and CMP sensor
Sensor supply voltage 2: The power supply for accelerator pedal 2, absolute pressure sensor and common rail
pressure sensor.
Diagnosis Hint: Check the ECU power voltage for any fault. The power voltage detected by multimeter should
generally be 5V. Check the voltage signal supplied to relevant sensor. The fault may be caused by virtual connection,
poor contact of wire, abrasion of insulation or damage of the wire in insulation. Check the circuit for the following
conditions:
– Loose terminal
– Poor matching and connection
– Breakage of keeper
– Distortion or damage of terminal
– Poor contact between terminal and wire
– Damage of harness – Check the harness for any damage
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Read DTC.
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Ignition
switch
Fault Description: With the ignition switch OFF, the input circuit of main relay through K47 is actuated by V3 and
ECU Pin K46 and the electromagnet picks up the contact of output circuit, so the output circuit of main relay is in
continuity. Then, the power supply into the internal control module via ECU Pin K01, K03 and K05. If the ECU
signal for relay control is distorted, DTC shall be generated.
Diagnosis Hint: The intermittent failure may be caused by poor contact, abrasion of wire insulation or breakage of
the wire inside insulation. The ignition 1 relay fault shall lead to the failed starting of engine, for there is no voltage in
the ignition coil or fuel injectors in electronic ignition system and they cannot work without being electrified.
Terminal ECU
K47 Main relay control signal
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Clutch switch
Fault Description: Transmission control unit (TCU) is integrated with engine control unit (ECU) and calculates
optimal time and speed for clutch engagement according to feedback information from sensors of accelerator pedal,
transmission gear position, transmission input/output shaft speed, engine speed, throttle opening and etc. Automatic
transmission (AT) actuating mechanism consists of electric oil pump, solenoid valve and clutch cylinder. When ECU
gives command to drive electric oil pump, high-pressure fluid generated in the pump goes through solenoid valve and
gets into clutch cylinder. ECU controls magnitude of current of solenoid valve for the control of fluid flow and fluid
passage change. Thus piston movement of clutch cylinder is realized in order to complete clutch operation during
vehicle starting and shift. In the case of inconformity between clutch signal and actual condition, DTC occurs.
Diagnosis Hint: clutch switch fault
Check switch wire harness (Check Terminal 58 of ECU for open circuit, short circuit and poor contact.)
Check switch power supply voltage and operation condition.
Determine ECU replacement according to actual condition.
Terminals ECU
K55 Clutch switch signal
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There are faults (short circuit or open circuit) in ECU OBD malfunction
DTC P0650
indicator lamp (MIL) output connecting wire.
Connection of ECU system MIL output connecting wire is short to high
P1619
level.
P161A Connection of ECU system MIL output connecting wire is short to ground.
P161B ECU system MIL output connecting wire is open.
P161C ECU system MIL drive module is overheated.
Fault Description: Malfunction indicator lamps (MIL) are located on instrument panel cluster (IPC). MILs inform
driver about fault generation and necessary maintenance for engine control system. Control module monitors MIL
control circuit for inconformity of commands for MILs. For example, when MIL is disconnected by command, control
module monitors low voltage or when MIL is connected by command, control module monitors high voltage. This is
indicated that there are faults. When control module discovers incorrect voltage or overhigh temperature of MIL
control circuit, DTC occurs. In the case of 20 samplings for output status of MIL drive, open circuit or overhigh
temperature faults are detected in 15 samplings at least. There are 100msec for each sampling. ECU detects incorrect
output status or overlarge current of MIL drive and such status lasts for more than 2sec; for every 10 samplings of
MIL drive output status, there are short circuit faults in 5 samplings at least with time consumption for each sampling
process as 12.5msec and ECU detects short circuit for more than 1sec under MIL drive output status. In the case of
conditions above, DTCs occur.
Diagnosis Hint: When short circuit fault is detected, control module should stop starting MIL drive within remained
travel. Control module records operation condition when diagnosis is failed. For the first diagnosis failure, control
module will keep this information in fault record. If diagnosis failure occurs during the second continuous ignition
cycle, control module records operation condition under diagnosis failure and writes the operation condition in frozen
fault condition and updates fault record.
Terminal ECU
K70 System MIL output signal
K71 OBD indicator lamp
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Mass air flow (MAF) signals measured by air flow meter without correction
DTC P0100
are too strong or too weak (Connection is in open circuit or short circuit).
Mass air flow (MAF) signals measured by air flow meter with correction are
P0101
too strong or too weak (Connection is in open circuit or short circuit).
P0102 Mass air flow sensor negative drift
P0103 Mass air flow sensor positive drift
P0104 Mass air flow sensor zero drift
P1100 Air mass flowmeter software correction is excessive.
Ground signal
Fault Description: Mass air flow (MAF) sensor is an air flow meter which is used in measurement of air inflow of
engine. ECU correctly supplies fuel supply with the use of signals from mass air flow sensor for all engine speeds and
loads. In the case of small air inflow of engine, it is indicated there is vehicle deceleration or engine idling. In the case
of large air inflow of engine, it is indicated there is vehicle acceleration or high engine load. Mass air flow (MAF)
sensor possesses circuits as follows:
One ignition 1 voltage circuit
One ground circuit
One signal circuit
ECU applies a voltage to sensor via signal circuit. The sensor uses the voltage to generate a corresponding frequency
for air inflow which gets through the sensor. During idle running, the frequency changes in the range around 2000Hz.
ECU calculates predicted air flow value with input signals from sensors as follows:
Atmosphere pressure in the case of ignition key connection
Intake manifold absolute pressure sensor
Intake air temperature sensor
Engine coolant temperature sensor
Engine speed
ECU compares mass air flow sensor frequency signal with predicted air flow valve and verify signal lag (lack of
change), too low or too high signal level under given operation condition with the comparison. When D-value
between actual mass air flow sensor frequency signal which is detected by ECU and air flow meter calculated value is
not in preconcerted range, DTC occurs.
Diagnosis Hint: Check mass air flow sensor harness and verify whether harness arrangement is too close to
components as follows:
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Terminal ECU
K12 Intake air temperature signal
K20 Intake air flow signal
K63 Ground signal
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Repair accordingly.
接插件问题
Connector fault Y 做必要的修理
检查ECU接插件
Check ECU connectors.
接插件问题
Connector fault Y 做必要的修理
Repair accordingly.
更换空气流量计
Replace air flow meter.
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Fault Description: Intake air temperature (IAT) sensor is a variable resistance for measurement of engine intake air
temperature. Air temperature sensor possesses a signal circuit and a low reference voltage circuit. ECU provides air
temperature sensor signal circuit with 5V voltage and provides air temperature sensor reference voltage circuit with
grounding. When air temperature sensor is under cold status, sensor resistance value is high. When air temperature
increases, sensor resistance value decreases. In the case of high sensor resistance, voltage of air temperature sensor
signal circuit detected by ECU is high. With decrease of sensor resistance, voltage of air temperature sensor signal
circuit detected by ECU reduces. In the case of too low detected air temperature signal voltage by ECU (it is indicated
that temperature is too high) or too high signal voltage (it is indicated that temperature is too low), DTC for this
occurs.
Differences among temperature, resistance and voltage are shown as the table below:
Diagnosis Hint: Test air temperature sensor under different temperatures for evaluation of sensor errors. In the case of
sensor error, there will be control performance fault. Lay the engine up for one night, D-value between air temperature
sensor and engine coolant temperature sensor displayed values should be within 3°C (5°F). Please refer to
“Temperature and Resistance”. In the case of too high resistance of temperature sensor signal circuit or low reference
voltage circuit, DTC may not occur.
Check for the following conditions:
Check ECU harness connector for poor contact between ECU and temperature sensor
− Terminal looseness
− Poor fit of matching parts
− Locking plate fracture
− Terminal deformation or damage
− Poor contact between terminal and wire
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Check harness damage. If the harness seems to be normal, move relevant connector and harness for intake air
temperature (IAT) sensor and check display about IAT on diagnostic tool. If display of IAT changes, it is indicated that
there is fault in the part.
Fault Tree:
检查传感器连接
Check sensor connection.
接插件问题
Connector fault Y 做必要的修理
Repair accordingly.
检查传感器电阻(检查其是否与车辆
Check sensor resistance (for conformity with vehicle
状态一致
status).
器件问题
Component fault Y 更换传感器
Replace the sensor.
检查是否为ECU插接件问题
Check ECU for connector faults. Y 做必要的修理
Repair accordingly.
检查连续性和绝缘性
Check continuity and insulating property..
电气问题
Electrical fault Y 修理线束
Repair the harness.
Get联系技术支持
the Technical Support.
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Fault Description: ECU determines when engine misfire occurs with the help of information from ignition control
(IC) module and camshaft position (CMP) sensors. ECU can detect single misfire via crankshaft speed change for
each cylinder. In the case of some vehicle running condition, too high misfire rate will lead to three way catalytic
converter (TWC) overheating. In the case of three way catalytic converter overheating, MIL will flash. If misfire rate
detected by ECU is enough to make emission level to exceed mandatory standard, DTC occurs. If diagnosis operation
fails in two continuous ignition cycle, control module lightens MIL. Control module records operation condition when
diagnosis is failed. For the first diagnosis failure, control module will keep this information in fault record. If
diagnosis failure occurs during the successive ignition cycle, control module records operation condition under
diagnosis failure and writes the operation condition in frozen fault condition and updates fault record.
Diagnosis Hint: Influence factors for misfire diagnosis—In the case of misfire diagnosis, it is required that all
vehicle parts are under mass production or equivalent. All changes which may influence engine crankshaft speed will
interfere with correct diagnosis for misfire.
In the case of faults in components as follows, misfire diagnosis will pause to avoid incorrect diagnostic
results—intake pressure/throttle position rationality fault; low voltage or open circuit of intake pressure sensor circuit;
high voltage of intake pressure sensor circuit; low voltage or open circuit of coolant temperature sensor circuit; high
voltage of coolant temperature sensor circuit; high voltage of throttle position sensor; low voltage of throttle position
sensor; signal interference of crankshaft position sensor circuit; no signals in crankshaft position sensor circuit; no
signals in camshaft position sensor circuit; camshaft position sensor rationality fault; high voltage or open circuit of
intake air temperature sensor circuit; low voltage of intake air temperature sensor circuit; no signals in vehicle speed
sensor.
Severe vibration which is not caused by engine may lead to setting fault (vibration source may lead to wears or
damages to brake discs with different thicknesses and additional drive belts).
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关闭点火开关并检查喷油器接插件
Turn off ignition switch and check fuel injector connectors.
接插件问题
Connector fault Y 做必要的修理
Repair accordingly.
检查曲轴位置传感器间隙
Check crankshaft position sensor clearance.
调整曲轴位置传感器间隙
Adjust clearance of crankshaft position sensor
曲轴位置传感器间隙问题?
Are faults in crankshaft position sensor clearance? Y
(0.6~0.7mm)
(0.6mm~0.7mm)
检查减震皮带轮与传感器
Check damping belt pulley and sensor.
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DTC P0401 Actual fresh air inflow is larger than target air inflow set by EGR system.
P0402 Actual fresh air inflow is smaller than target air inflow set by EGR system.
ECU internal drive module of EGR valve actuator control wire is
P0403
overheated.
P0404 EGR valve actuator control wire is open.
Voltage of EGR valve position sensor is below the lower limit (Connection is
P0405
short to ground).
Voltage of EGR valve position sensor is above the upper limit (Connection is
P0406
open short to high level).
P0489 EGR valve actuator control wire is open.
P0490 EGR valve actuator control wire is short to high level.
Fault Description: Exhaust gas recirculation system is applied in reduction of Nitrogen oxides emission due to high
temperature combustion. Main component of the system is electronic control exhaust gas recirculation valve. Exhaust
gas recirculation valve delivers a small amount of exhaust gas into intake manifold to reduce combustion temperature.
Recirculation gas flow is controlled by ECU according to changes in engine load. In the case of deceleration, gas flow
test for exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) system is carried out by ECU. Therefore, ECU gives a transient command to
open exhaust gas recirculation valve and simultaneously monitors signals of intake manifold air pressure (MAP)
sensor and exhaust gas recirculation position sensor. In the case of inconformity of intake manifold absolute pressure
signals with exhaust gas recirculation valve spool shaft position, ECU records measured D-value of intake manifold
absolute pressure and adjust calibrated failure counter to failure technical threshold value. For error quantities of
detected exhaust gas recirculation flow are different, required test times for exhaust gas recirculation flow concerned
excessive failure technical threshold value of may be different, too. When ECU detects incorrect control signals, DTC
occurs.
Diagnosis Hint: Carry out inspection to engine control system; check engine for historical faults; check exhaust gas
recirculation system for faults as follows—vacuum leaks between exhaust gas recirculation valve and intake manifold.
In the case of carbon deposition or exhaust gas noise around component faying surface, it is indicated there is external
leakage. Check passage and exhaust gas recirculation valve for clogging; check exhaust system for relevant faults
(such as leakage due to exhaust component damage, clogging due to excessive back pressure and too low engine
vacuum and etc.); finally, carry out inspection to mechanical system.
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Terminal ECU
K23 EGR position sensor 5V power supply
K31 EGR position sensor position signal
K39 EGR position sensor ground
A04 EGR actuator power supply
A19 EGR actuator ground
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Replace components.
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Fault Description: ECU provides low-speed relay with grounding via so-called “drive” internal solid component in
order to control cooling fan low speed operation. For cooling fan high speed operation, ECU adopts the method of
high speed and S/P replay control circuit grounding with simultaneous low-speed control circuit grounding. Battery
positive voltage is provided to low-speed, high-speed and S/P fan relays. When ECU commands fan relay to be
connected, control circuit voltage is low level which is close to 0V. When ECU commands fan relay to be
disconnected, control circuit voltage should be high level which is close to battery voltage. ECU monitors relay
control circuit for conditions as follows:
It is short to ground.
It is short to voltage.
It is open.
When ECU detects incorrect voltage in low-speed or high-speed drive circuit, DTC occurs and corresponding drive
will stop operating.
Cooling Fan Relay I control circuit controls low-speed cooling fan relay.
Cooling Fan Relay II control circuit controls high-speed cooling fan relay.
Diagnosis Hint: Check harness for intermittency and good contact.
Prior to maintenance, remove all fragments from connector surface. Check connector pads for correct installation to
prevent contamination from entering prior to diagnosis and component replacement.
z Poor terminal connection—Check harness connectors for looseness, mismatching, retainer damage, improper
shape or damage and connection failure with wires. Apply corresponding matching terminals for test of proper
tension.
z Harness damage—Check wire harness for damage. In the case of no harness faults, move relevant connectors and
wire harness and observe display of fault diagnostic apparatus. Fault diagnostic apparatus displays changes to
indicate fault positions.
z Check ECU and engine ground connection for reliability and cleanness. If it is determined that DTC is an
intermittent fault, please refer to Fault Record to check the time of last DTC occurrence.
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Fault Description: ECU is the control center for throttle valve actuator control system. ECU can judge driver’s
intention and then calculate corresponding throttle valve response. ECU realizes throttle valve positioning via
providing throttle valve actuator control motor with pulse width modulation (PWM) voltage. Throttle valve actuator
control system adopts circuits as follows:
Motor control 1
Motor control 2
Besides, two processors are applied in throttle valve actuator control system data monitoring. These two processors
are located in ECU, testing data of each other to prove correctness of throttle valve position.
Diagnosis Hint: Check for connection and disconnection faults or seizures due to temperature. Under extremely hot
or cold condition, existed contaminations or freeze may lead to unsmooth component movement.
If it is an intermittent fault, the possible causes may be poor contact, worn wire insulating layer or damaged wire in
insulating layer.
Check for the following conditions:
z Poor contact of ECU or exhaust brake valve—Check harness connectors.
– Terminal looseness
– Poor fit of matching parts
–Locking plate fracture
–Terminal deformation or damage
–Poor contact between terminal and wire
z Harness damage—Check harness for damage.
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DTC P0615 ECU starting motor control wire is open or drive module is overheated.
P0616 ECU starting motor control wire is short to ground.
P0617 ECU starting motor control wire is short to high level.
Fault Description: ECU provides starting motor with grounding via so-called “drive” internal solid component in
order to control starting motor operation. Under starting motor control circuit command, when fault diagnostic
apparatus is connected, it is indicated that starting motor circuit is grounded via control module in order to provide
starting motor with voltage; when fault diagnostic apparatus is disconnected, it is indicated that starting motor circuit
is not connected via control module command currently. ECU monitors starting motor circuit for conditions as
follows:
It is short to ground.
It is short to voltage.
It is open.
When ECU detects incorrect voltage signals, DTC occurs and corresponding drive will stop operating.
Diagnosis Hint: Check harness for intermittency and good contact.
Prior to component maintenance, remove all fragments from connector surface. Check connector pads for correct
installation to prevent contamination from entering prior to diagnosis and component replacement.
z Poor terminal connection—Check harness connectors for looseness, mismatching, retainer damage, improper
shape or damage and connection failure with wires. Apply corresponding matching terminals for test of proper
tension.
z Harness damage—Check wire harness for damage. In the case of no harness faults, move relevant connectors and
wire harness and observe display of fault diagnostic apparatus. Fault diagnostic apparatus displays changes to
indicate fault positions.
z Check ECU and engine ground connection for reliability and cleanness. If it is determined that DTC is an
intermittent fault, please refer to Fault Record to check the time of last DTC occurrence.
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ECU instrument panel engine speed output connecting wire is short to high
DTC P1605
level.
ECU instrument panel engine speed output connecting wire is short to
P1606
ground.
P1607 ECU instrument panel engine speed output connecting wire is open.
Fault Description: Vehicle speed sensor (VSS) provides ECU with vehicle speed information. When rotor teeth on
transmission output shaft go through sensor magnetic field, vehicle speed sensor generates signal voltage. Frequency
of this signal voltage increases with vehicle speed increase. ECU transforms the signal voltage into vehicle speed and
displays the speed on instrument panel via control circuit. ECU determines vehicle operation condition with vehicle
speed signals in order to guide driver operation. ECU monitors the circuit between ECU and instrument panel for
conditions as follows:
It is short to ground.
It is short to voltage.
It is open.
When ECU detects incorrect voltage signals, DTC occurs
Diagnosis Hint: Check harness for intermittency and good contact.
Prior to component maintenance, remove all fragments from connector surface. Check connector pads for correct
installation to prevent contamination from entering prior to diagnosis and component replacement.
z Poor terminal connection—Check harness connectors for looseness, mismatching, retainer damage, improper
shape or damage and connection failure with wires. Apply corresponding matching terminals for test of proper
tension.
z Harness damage—Check wire harness for damage. In the case of no harness faults, move relevant connectors and
wire harness and observe display of fault diagnostic apparatus. Fault diagnostic apparatus displays changes to
indicate fault positions.
z Check ECU and engine ground connection for reliability and cleanness. If it is determined that DTC is an
intermittent fault, please refer to Fault Record to check the time of last DTC occurrence.
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接插件问题
Connector fault Y 做必要的修理
Repair accordingly.
检查连续性和绝缘性
Check continuity and insulating property
电气问题
Electrical fault Y 修理线束
Repair the harness.
更换相应的器件
Replace corresponding components.
问题仍存在
Does the problem still exist? Y 联系技术支持
Get the Technical Support.
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Fault Description: During glow plug operation, preheater relay will send a signal to ECU. Then, ECU sends
command to preheating indicator lamp on instrument panel via control circuit. Driver carries out the next operation
via observing preheating indicator lamp status. ECU monitors the circuit between ECU and instrument panel for
conditions as follows:
It is short to ground.
It is short to voltage.
It is open.
When ECU detects incorrect voltage signals, DTC occurs.
Diagnosis Hint: Check harness for intermittency and good contact.
Prior to component maintenance, remove all fragments from connector surface. Check connector pads for correct
installation to prevent contamination from entering prior to diagnosis and component replacement.
z Poor terminal connection—Check harness connectors for looseness, mismatching, retainer damage, improper
shape or damage and connection failure with wires. Apply corresponding matching terminals for test of proper
tension.
z Harness damage—Check wire harness for damage. In the case of no harness faults, move relevant connectors and
wire harness and observe display of fault diagnostic apparatus. Fault diagnostic apparatus displays changes to
indicate fault positions.
z Check ECU and engine ground connection for reliability and cleanness. If it is determined that DTC is an
intermittent fault, please refer to Fault Record to check the time of last DTC occurrence.
Terminal ECU
K92 Preheating time indicator lamp
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Fault Description: Atmosphere pressure indicates connection of ignition switch. When engine stops operation,
control module calculates atmosphere pressure with signals sent by intake manifold absolute pressure sensor. Intake
manifold absolute pressure sensor responses to internal pressure changes of intake manifold and the pressure changes
according to different engine loads. Intake manifold absolute pressure sensor possesses circuits as follows:
5V reference voltage circuit
Low reference voltage circuit
Intake manifold absolute pressure sensor signal circuit
ECU provides intake manifold absolute pressure sensor with 5V voltage via 5V reference voltage circuit. ECU
supplies grounding via low reference voltage circuit and intake manifold absolute pressure sensor provides ECU with
a signal via signal circuit. This signal is related to intake manifold internal pressure changes. When ignition switch is
connected and engine is shut down, intake manifold absolute pressure sensor displays signals of atmosphere pressure.
In the case of engine running with wide open throttle, reading of atmosphere pressure will be renewed. ECU
determines whether voltage exceeds normal range via detecting intake manifold absolute pressure sensor signals.
When intake manifold absolute pressure sensor displays atmosphere pressure, if sensor signal voltage is not in
specified range, DTC occurs.
Diagnosis Hint: When ignition switch is connected and engine is shut down, intake manifold pressure equals to
atmosphere pressure and signal voltage is low level. ECU takes this information as vehicle elevation indication.
Moreover, to make comparison between this reading with that of an intact vehicle which possesses the same sensor is
a good method for sensor accuracy inspection. D-value of two readings should not exceed 0.4V. It is necessary to
carry out comprehensive inspection to pressure source of supercharger pressure sensor in order to check intake system
for clogging.
In the case of engine start, intake manifold absolute pressure sensor can detect any change of manifold pressure. This
test is carried out to determine sensor lag at a certain value.
In the case of normal intake manifold absolute pressure sensor, it will make rapid response to changes of acceleration
pedal positions and it should not be “lagged” or slower than changes of acceleration pedal position.
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Replace components.
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DTC P2264 There are faults in water level sensor of diesel filter oil-water separator.
P2267 Water in diesel filter oil-water separator is overflowed.
Drain switch
Fault Description: Main function of oil-water separator is to separate moisture from oil in fuel to ensure combustion
quality of fuel. When fuel oil goes through oil-water separator, oil content and moisture content in the fuel are
separated. For water density is larger than that of oil, separated water is stored in “water tank” under filter element.
Fuel filter lower water level sensor is applied in water level detection in “water tank”. When accumulated water
reaches certain level, warning lamp on instrument panel will be lightened to remind driver to carry out draining. In the
case of delayed water drainage, DTC occurs.
Diagnosis Hint: In the case of DTC existence, it is necessary to check water level first of all. Normally, carry out
water drainage for every 8000-10000km engine running. For oil quality problems, water drainage should be carried
out ahead of time for fuel which contains much moisture. Besides, test relevant connectors for this diagnostic
procedure for short circuit of terminals or poor contact of wire, avoiding water level sensor signal distortions caused
by short circuit or poor contact.
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Drain filter.
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DTC P2299 Depress accelerator pedal and brake pedal at the same time.
Fault Description: Accelerator pedal assembly consists of two accelerator pedal position (APP) sensors. Accelerator
pedal position sensors are installed on pedal assembly and they are not maintainable. When driver depresses
accelerator pedal, air inflow of cylinder is increased and ECU increases fuel injector pulse width in order to supply
additional fuel during acceleration process for engine demand. Brake switch is a normally open one. When brake
pedal is depressed, this switch is closed in order to provide TCU with voltage for brake application. In the case of
misoperation of driver during driving, brake system will be locked after depressing brake pedal and brake pedal can
not return to its original position. Under such condition, depressing accelerator pedal will lead to DTC occurrence due
to conflict between acceleration and brake signals in the case of engine braking status. In addition, improper
maintenance or ECU control circuit failures will lead to such faults.
Diagnosis Hint: Check brake system and acceleration system for stuck pedal position without pedal returns. Check
the circuit between ECU and components for good contact of connection and good harness insulating property. For
connection test for ECU and components, diagnostic connectors should be applied.
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In the case of the maximum fault reading, there are EEPROM errors/ICM
DTC U0167
time-out communication failures.
Fault Description: They are mainly taken as integrity failures for ECU internal microprocessor, being applied in
determination of ECU programming procedure implementation. In the case of engine shutdown and ignition switch
connection, ECU carries out self-diagnosis. In the case of diagnosis failure, control module records operation
condition under diagnosis failure and stores this information in “Fault Record”, DTC occurs. During engine operation,
when there is deviation between ECU detected signals and standard signals, the fault will be stored and expressed as
DTC via internal communication module of ECU. In the case of external signal intrusion, this will lead to system
disorder and DTC occurs. When various faults occur at the same time under the same operation condition, there will
be multiple DTCs. For there is a process for ECU response to each fault, ECU response time will be longer in the case
of multiple simultaneous faults in existence. During response process, DTC may occur due to ECU internal
communication errors or hardware faults.
Diagnosis Hint: In the case of fault occurrence, relevant test can be carried out after ECU replacement for possible
fault cause may be too long ECU internal response time. Check ECU circuit to verify whether it is circuit failure that
leads to fault occurrence.
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Check ECU.
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ECU is the control center fro supercharger actuator control system. ECU calculates corresponding supercharger
actuator response according to engine operation condition. ECU realizes actuator positioning via providing
supercharger actuator control motor with pulse width modulation voltage.
Diagnosis Hint: Check for connection and disconnection faults or seizures due to temperature. Under extremely hot
or cold condition, existed contaminations or freeze may lead to unsmooth component movement.
If it is an intermittent fault, the possible causes may be poor contact, worn wire insulating layer or damaged wire in
insulating layer.
Check for the following conditions:
z Poor contact of ECU or exhaust brake valve —Check harness connectors.
– Terminal looseness
– Poor fit of matching parts
–Locking plate fracture
–Terminal deformation or damage
–Poor contact between terminal and wire
z Harness damage—Check harness for damage.
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Connector
接插件问题 fault Y Repair
做必要的修理accordingly.
Control
控制线路问题circuit failures Y Repair
修理线束the harness.
Check
检查ECUECU.
ECU faults
ECU问题 Y Replace the ECU or refresh ECU
更换ECU或者刷新ECU数据
data.
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5V power supply
Differential
pressure Differential pressure signal
sensor
Ground
Differential pressure sensor is a Hall Effect switch. ECU provides differential pressure sensor with 5V voltage via 5V
reference voltage circuit and provides the sensor with grounding via low reference voltage circuit. Differential
pressure sensor provides ECU with signal voltage according to front and rear differential pressure changes of catalytic
converter. ECU determines catalytic converter differential pressure with this signal voltage. Differential pressure
sensor circuit is connected to ECU directly. Moreover, differential pressure sensor can be applied in determination of
catalytic converter damages. Circuits between differential pressure sensor and ECU include the followings:
Differential pressure sensor high reference voltage circuit
Ground circuit
Differential pressure signal circuit
When ECU detects incorrect sensor signals or no signals, DTC occurs.
Diagnosis Hint: Poor terminal connection—Check harness connectors for looseness, mismatching, retainer damage,
improper shape or damage and connection failure with wires. Apply corresponding matching terminals for test of
proper tension.
Harness damage—Check wire harness for damage. In the case of no harness faults, move relevant connectors and
wire harness and observe display of fault diagnostic apparatus. Fault diagnostic apparatus displays changes to indicate
fault positions.
Check ECU and engine ground connection for reliability and cleanness. If it is determined that DTC is an intermittent
fault, please refer to Fault Record to check the time of last DTC occurrence.
Terminal ECU
K27 Differential pressure sensor power supply
K59 Differential pressure sensor signal terminal
K80 Ground
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Replace components.
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The Body Electrical Volume details the technical standards of electrical component
removal/installation, test, debugging and diagnosis for SUNRAY long-wheelbase
vehicles, including whole vehicle circuit diagrams, definitions of connectors and
locations of ground points for SUNRAY vehicles for quicker service and maintenance
of customer.
When replacement is necessary, only genuine spare parts recommended by JAC can
be adopted.
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JAC INTERNATIONAL
March 2011