HAIMA 7 Service Manual (MT) - F Air-Intake System 2
HAIMA 7 Service Manual (MT) - F Air-Intake System 2
HAIMA 7 Service Manual (MT) - F Air-Intake System 2
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Tool name:
Electronic fuel injection system Instrument
Function:
Read/clear P-CODE of electronic fuel injection
system and observe data flow, motion test of spare
parts and so on.
Tool name:
Ignition Timing Light
Function:
Check the ignition timing of the engine.
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Tool name:
Digital Multimeter:
Function:
Check characteristic parameters of electronic fuel
injection system like voltage, current, resistance and
so on.
Tool name:
Vacuum Meter
Function:
Check the pressure of intake manifold and so on.
Tool name:
Cylinder Pressure Gauge
Function:
Check the cylinder pressure condition of each
cylinder.
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Tool name:
Fuel Pressure Gauge
Function:
Check the pressure situation of fuel system and
judge the working condition of fuel pump and fuel
pressure regulator in the fuel system.
Tool name:
Exhaust Analyzer
Function:
Check the exhaust emissions of vehicles and it
helps to make a sound judgment on the
malfunctions of electronic fuel injection system.
Tool name:
Injector Cleaning Analyzer
Function:
Analyze the cleaning operations on fuel
injector.
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1. Te following items of inspection and maintenance are performed only after the malfunction has been
confirmed to be a steady-state malfunction currently, and otherwise it will lead to diagnostic errors.
2. The “multimeter” mentioned on following occasions indicates the digital multimeter. It is prohibited to
examine the lines of electronic injection system using pointer multimeter.
3. In the case when vehicle with anti-theft system is inspected and repaired, if the occasion for replacement
of ECU appears in the column of “Follow-up Steps”, pay attention that the anti-theft system must be
matched after replacement.
4. In this system: When P-CODEs of P000A, P000B, P0012, P0015, P0170, P0171, P0172, P0219, P0560,
P0562, P0563, P0668, P0704, P1336, P1559, P1564, P1579, P1604, P1651 and P2138 exists, the SVS
and MIL lamps will not turn on in either of the cases.
5. If P-CODE indicates that the voltage of certain circuit is too low, it indicates that the short circuit to
ground may possibly exist in this circuit. If P-CODE indicates that the voltage of certain circuit is too
high, it indicates that short circuit to power supply may possibly exist in this circuit. If P-CODE indicates
that it is the malfunction of certain circuit, it indicates that open circuit may possibly exist or multiple
line malfunctions exist in this circuit.
6. In this system, the mark is the SVS lamp and the mark is the MIL lamp.
Diagnostic Help:
1. In the case when malfunction cannot be removed, the malfunction belongs to a steady-state
malfunction.
The priority is to be given to examine whether or not loosening effect exists with the joint of wire
harness if it is random malfunction.
2. Examination has been made according to the abovementioned steps, and no anomalies are found.
3. Don’t ignore vehicle maintenance status, cylinder pressure, mechanical ignition timing, and other
factors of impact on the system during inspection and maintenance.
4. Test shall be performed, if ECU is to be replaced.
If the P-CODE can be removed at this point, then the malfunction part is at ECU, and if P-CODE
still cannot be removed at this point, then the original ECU shall be changed back, to carry out the
work on inspection and maintenance once again, in the repeated flow.
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Main relay
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Main relay
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Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
10. P0031 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Heating Control Circuit Short to Ground
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the voltage of upstream oxygen sensor heating circuit is to be measured by the
circuit control module inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to
ground, it is determined to be the heating circuit of upstream oxygen sensor short to ground.
Schematic Circuit:
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
11. P0032 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Heating Control Circuit Short to Power Supply
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the voltage of upstream oxygen sensor heating circuit is to be measured by the
circuit control module inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to
power supply, it is determined to be the heating circuit of upstream oxygen sensor short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
13. P0037 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Heating Control Circuit Short to Ground
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the voltage of heating circuit for downstream oxygen sensor is to be measured
by the circuit control module inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of
short to ground, it is determined to be the heating circuit of downstream oxygen sensor short to ground.
Main relay
Schematic Circuit:
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Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
14. P0038 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Heating Control Circuit Short to Power Supply
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the voltage of heating circuit for downstream oxygen sensor is to be measured
by the circuit control module inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of
short to power supply, it is determined to be the heating circuit of downstream oxygen sensor short to power
supply.
Schematic Circuit:
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
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Main relay
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19. P0103 Air Flow Meter Sensor Voltage Signal Too High
Description about Malfunction Cause:
The signal of air flow meter sensor is obtained by the transformation of temperature difference signal to
voltage signal. After the start of engine, if the continuously checked voltage signal of air flow meter sensor is
above the threshold value, high voltage failure is determined by the system.
Schematic Circuit:
Main relay
After engine has been started, ECU performs continuous monitoring over the intake temperature, and it will
be determined to be circuit of intake temperature sensor short to ground, if it is found that the engine intake
temperature exceeds the system set lower limit value.
Schematic Circuit:
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Main relay
After engine has been started, ECU performs continuous monitoring over intake temperature, and it will be
determined to be the circuit of intake temperature sensor short to power supply if it is found that the engine
intake temperature exceeds the system set upper limit value.
Schematic Circuit:
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
After engine has been started, ECU performs continuous monitoring over water temperature of engine, and
the system will determine it to be the circuit of engine water temperature sensor short to ground, if it is found
that engine water temperature exceeds the lower limit value set by the system.
Schematic Circuit:
To temperature gauge of
instrument
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
23. P0118 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Circuit Voltage too High
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, ECU performs continuous monitoring over the water temperature of engine,
and the system will determine it to be the circuit of engine water temperature sensor short to power supply, if
it is found that the engine water temperature exceeds the upper limit value set by the system.
Schematic Circuit:
To temperature gauge of
instrument
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
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25. P0122 Signal Circuit Voltage of Electronic Throttle Opening Sensor Too Low
(Malfunction of Circuit Short to Ground)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
The system performs continuous monitoring over the signal circuit voltage of the throttle opening sensor, and
when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to ground, it is determined to be the
malfunction of short to ground.
Schematic Circuit:
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5V Power supply
26. P0123 Signal Circuit Voltage of Electronic Throttle Opening Sensor Too High
(Malfunction of Circuit Short to Power Supply)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
The system performs continuous monitoring over the signal circuit voltage of the throttle opening sensor, and
when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to power supply, it is determined to be the
malfunction of short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
5V power supply
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
When any of the following cases arises with the signal of upstream oxygen sensor, the system will determine
the signal of upstream oxygen sensor to be irrational:
i. The signal of upstream oxygen sensor is maintained in a relatively low voltage range (0.1~0.4V) for a
long time.
ii. The signal of upstream oxygen sensor is maintained in a relatively high voltage range (0.6~1.5V), but the
signal of downstream oxygen sensor is always below 0.1V.
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
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28. P0131 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Circuit Voltage Too Low (Malfunction of
Circuit Short to Ground)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, ECU examines voltage of upstream oxygen sensor circuit. If signal voltage is
less than 0.06V longtime, it is determined to be the malfunction of upstream oxygen sensor signal circuit short
to ground.
Main relay
29. P0132 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Circuit Voltage too High (Circuit
Shorted to Power Supply)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, ECU performs measurement on the circuit voltage of upstream oxygen sensor,
and will determine it to be the signal circuit of upstream oxygen sensor short to power supply, when signal
voltage is higher than 1.5V for a long time.
Schematic Circuit:
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Main relay
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Main relay
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33. P0137 Downstream oxygen sensor signal circuit voltage too low (malfunction of circuit
short to ground)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, ECU examines voltage of downstream oxygen sensor circuit. If signal voltage
is less than 0.06V longtime, it is determined to be the malfunction of downstream oxygen sensor signal circuit
short to ground.
Schematic Circuit:
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
34. P0138 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Circuit Voltage Over-High (Circuit Shorted
to Power Supply)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, ECU will perform measurement on circuit voltage of downstream oxygen
sensor, and determine it to be the signal circuit of downstream oxygen sensor short to power supply, when
signal voltage is higher than 1.5V for a long time.
Schematic Circuit:
Mian relay
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Mian relay
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36. P0170 Offline Test Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning under Closed-Loop Control
Irrational
Description about Malfunction Cause:
When quick diagnosis is performed for offline test using diagnostic instrument to trigger fuel self-learning
value, through about 50S, the self-learning value of mixed gas is always failed to be stabilized, hence this
malfunction is reported.
37. P0171 Offline Test Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning under Closed-Loop Control too
Lean
Description about Malfunction Cause:
When quick diagnosis is performed for offline test using diagnostic instrument to trigger fuel self-learning
value, the air-fuel ratio for self-learning under closed-loop control is too lean, and the self-learning value
exceeds certain threshold, hence this malfunction is reported.
38. P0172 Offline Test Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning under Closed-Loop Control too
Rich
Description about Malfunction Cause:
When quick diagnosis is performed for offline test using diagnostic instrument to trigger the fuel self-learning
value, the air-fuel ratio for self-learning under closed-loop control is too rich, and the self-learning value
exceeds certain threshold, hence this malfunction is reported.
Note: The 3 P-CODEs of P0170, P0171, and P0172 will be diagnosed only when KWP2000 is triggered, and
they are normally performed during offline test.
Main relay
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MIL Lamp On P-CODE Present MIL Lamp Off P-CODE Present
P0201 P0201
Maintenance tips: Maintenance tips:
The malfunction has been confirmed, and the The malfunction is not ultimately confirmed and it
following problems may possibly exist may possibly be a random malfunction. Inspect the
1) Whether or not the coil of fuel injector is in open following items:
circuit 1) Whether or not the coil of fuel injector is in open
2) Whether or not the connection for the pin of circuit
connector for fuel injector to the Pin 27# of 2) Whether or not the connection for the pin of
ECU is under good condition connector for fuel injector to the Pin 27# of
3) Whether or not the connection of the pin for ECU is under good condition
connector of fuel injector to the main relay is 3) Whether or not the connection of the pin for
under good condition connector of fuel injector to the main relay is
under good condition
Main relay
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Main relay
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Main relay
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45. P0222 Signal Circuit Voltage of Electronic Throttle Opening Sensor 2 Too Low
(Malfunction of Circuit Short to Ground)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
The system performs continuous monitoring over the signal circuit voltage of the throttle opening sensor, and
when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to ground, it is determined to be the
malfunction of short to ground.
Schematic Circuit:
5V power supply
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
46. P0223 Signal Circuit Voltage of Electronic Throttle Opening Sensor 2 too High
(Malfunction of Circuit Short to Power Supply)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
The system performs continuous monitoring over the signal circuit voltage of the throttle opening sensor, and
when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to power supply, it is determined to be the
malfunction of short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
5V power supply
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
Main relay
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Main relay
50. P0265 2 nd-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit Short to Power Supply
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the circuit voltage is to be measured by the drive module of fuel injector inside
ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to power supply, it is determined to
be the malfunction of short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
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Main relay
Main relay
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52. P0268 3 rd-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit Short to Power Supply
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the circuit voltage is to be measured by the drive module of fuel injector inside
ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to power supply, it is determined to
be the malfunction of short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
Main relay
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Main relay
54. P0271 4 th-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit Short to Power Supply
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the circuit voltage is to be measured by the drive module of fuel injector inside
ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to power supply, it is determined to
be the malfunction of short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
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Main relay
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to be cleaned at the same time)
2) Air intake passage needs to be cleaned
3) Air leakage with the valve of the 1st cylinder
valve
4) Ignition system malfunction of the cylinder 1st
(inspect ignition wire, spark plug and replace as
required)
5) Serious wear of the 1st cylinder
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Related Malfunction Symptoms:
1. Idling Jitter
2. Weak Acceleration
3. Increased Fuel Consumption
4. Emission over Standard
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
60. P0321 BM Signal of DG (Rotational Speed Sensor) to Revolution Signal Gear Notch
Lost Frequently (Signal Malfunction of Rotational Speed Sensor)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
60-2 tooth speed test system is adopted, and the 60-2 inductive gear ring is installed on the flywheel to rotate
along with the flywheel (rotational speed consistent to crankshaft) so as to generate magnetic change in the
sensor, thus to generate induced AC voltage with its frequency based on the rotational speed. The signal
circuit of ECU transforms the input sine wave into square wave, and when ECU detects that the distance
between certain two square waves on the falling edge is larger than the spacing between the two teeth, the
reference position is immediately found. Physically this reference tooth pitch corresponds to the specific
position of the 1st cylinder, and the system internally defines the second falling edge behind the gear ring as
the software reference point signal (BM), and the angle of rotation for the crankshaft of the software reference
point away from the upper dead center of the 1 st cylinder is a fixed value of 108°CA. Hence whenever the
crankshaft rotates for once circle, the system will receive a software reference point signal, and the position of
the system and the crankshaft maintain “synchronized” based on this software reference point signal, further
to ensure the control over correct fuel injection, intake, and ignition timing.
If any of the under-mentioned cases is found, it is then determined to be the malfunction of crankshaft
software reference signal (BM).
1. It is frequently found that the measured crankshaft software reference point signal (BM) is ahead or
behind the expected emerging position.
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2. The rotational speed signal may be detected but the crankshaft software reference point signal (BM)
cannot be detected.
3. The crankshaft software reference point signal (BM) is frequently missing.
The schematic diagram for the crankshaft software reference point signal (BM) frequently found before or
behind the expected position is given as follows:
106º
2. Spacing of Large Tooth Delayed by the Time of One Tooth than Nominal Position→ One Tooth More
BM
BM
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
61. P0322 Missing of Speed Sensor Impulse Signal (Open or Short Circuit)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, ECU performs monitoring over the rotational speed sensor signal and the phase
sensor signal at the same time. If the signals of the phase sensor may be continuously obtained, but the signals
of the rotational speed sensor cannot be received, the system will determine that the signals of rotational speed
sensor are missing.
Schematic Diagram:
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
Characteristic
curve
Signal of
crankshaft
sensor
Signal of phase
sensor
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Characteristic
curve
Signal of
crankshaft
sensor
Signal of phase
sensor
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
The operation principle for phase sensor is to use Hall component to induce a triggered wheel that rotates
along with the camshaft, thus to monitor the position of camshaft. The phase signals received by ECU shall be
changing alternately on a regular basis between high level and low level, and ECU shall determine the circuit
of phase signal short to power supply if phase signals located at high level are successively detected.
Schematic Circuit:
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72. P0420 Three-Way Catalyst Converter Oxygen Storage Capacity Aged (Emission over
Standard)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
Corresponding relationship exists between the transformation efficiency of the three-way catalyst converter
and its oxygen storage capacity, while the value of amplitude for the downstream oxygen sensor may
indirectly reflect the oxygen storage capacity of the catalyst. It indicates that the poorer the oxygen storage
capacity is, the larger value of amplitude the signal fluctuation of oxygen sensor is, and the poorer the
corresponding transformation capacity of the catalyst converter is. The main principle for diagnosis of the
catalyst converter is for the system to monitor the value of amplitude for voltage fluctuation of the
downstream oxygen sensor, and if the measured amplitude exceeds the set limit value, the system will
determine it to be the malfunction of the three-way catalyst converter.
Malfunction Symptom: Emission over Standard
MIL On Measured
Amplitude of
Vibration
Higher than Model
Modular Sensor Signal (Borderline Catalyst Converter) Amplitude of
Vibration
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
After engine has been started, the circuit voltage of the carbon canister control valve is to be measured by the
circuit control module inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of open
circuit, it is determined to be the circuit of carbon canister control valve open.
Schematic Circuit:
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
74. P0458 Carbon Canister Control Valve Control Circuit Voltage too Low
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the circuit voltage of the carbon canister control valve is to be measured by the
circuit control module inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to
ground, it is determined to be the circuit of carbon canister control valve short to ground.
Schematic Circuit:
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
75. P0459 Carbon Canister Control Valve Circuit Short to Power Supply
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the circuit voltage of the carbon canister control valve is to be measured by the
circuit control module inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to
power supply, it will be determined to be the circuit of carbon canister control valve short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
76. P0480 Control Circuit of Cooling Fan Relay is Open (Low Speed)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, circuit voltage of cooling fan is to be measured by circuit control module of
ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of open circuit, it is determined to be open
circuit of cooling fan.
Schematic Circuit:
Battery
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
P0480 P0480
77. P0481 Control Circuit of Cooling Fan Relay is Open (High Speed)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, circuit control module of ECU examines voltage of cooling fan circuit. If open
circuit mode value is detected, malfunction of open cooling fan circuit is indicated.
Schematic Circuit:
Battery
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
In the process when vehicle has loosened the throttle band gear for slide, ECU will monitor the engine
rotational speed and the vehicle speed at the same time. The system will determine it to be the signal
malfunction of vehicle speed, if engine maintains at a relatively high rotational speed but the vehicle speed is
displayed as 0 or obviously too low.
Schematic Circuit:
Vehicle Speed
Signal
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
79. P0506 Idling Speed Control Rotational Speed Higher than Target Idling Speed
Description about Malfunction Cause:
The idling rotational speed of electronic throttle is actuated by ECU control DC motor and achieved through
throttle opening controlled by drive mechanism. If ECU commands the idling speed equals to target value, but
the actual engine speed is still lower than the target idling speed by certain value, it is then determined to be
the malfunction of small opening jam.
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
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80. P0507 Idling Control Rotational Speed Lower than Target Idling Speed
Description about Malfunction Cause:
The idling rotational speed of electronic throttle is actuated by ECU control DC motor and achieved through
throttle opening controlled by drive mechanism. If ECU commands the idling speed equals to target value, but
the actual engine speed is still higher than the target idling speed by certain value, it is then determined to be
the malfunction of large opening jam.
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
81. P0508 Stepping Motor Drive Pin Short to Ground (Refer to the figure below)
P0509 Drive Pin of Stepping Motor Short to Power Supply (Refer to the figure below)
P0511 Open Circuit Connected with Stepping Motor Drive Pin (Refer to the figure
below)
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Correct Circuit Diagram)
After engine has been started, ECU performs continuous monitoring over the voltage of battery, and the
system will determine the voltage of battery to be too high, when if is found that the battery voltage is h
higher than the upper limit set by the system.
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
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Ignition switch
Brake switch
Battery
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After engine has been started, the voltage of fuel pump relay circuit is to be measured by the circuit
control module inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of open circuit,
it is determined to be open circuit of fuel pump relay.
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Schematic Circuit:
Battery
Fuel Pump
Relay
Main relay
Fuel Pump
After engine has been started, the voltage of fuel pump relay circuit is to be measured by the circuit control
module inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to ground, it is
determined to be fuel pump relay circuit short to ground.
Schematic Circuit:
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Battery
Main relay
Fuel Pump
91. P0629 Oil Pump Relay Control Circuit Short to Power Supply
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the voltage of fuel pump relay circuit is to be measured by the circuit control
module inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to power supply, it
is determined to be fuel pump relay circuit short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
Battery
Fuel Pump Relay
Main relay
Fuel Pump
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After engine has been started, circuit control module of ECU examines voltage of A/C compressor relay
control circuit. If open mode value is detected, malfunction of open A/C compressor relay control circuit is
indicated.
Schematic Circuit:
Battery
A/C Compressor
Relay
Main relay
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After engine has been started, the voltage of relay circuit is to be measured by circuit control module inside
ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to ground, it is determined to be
the malfunction of circuit short to ground.
Schematic Circuit:
Battery
A/C Compressor Relay
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
94. P0647 Control Circuit of A/C Compressor Relay Short to Power Supply
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, the voltage of relay circuit is to be measured by circuit control module inside
ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of short to power supply, it is determined to
be the malfunction of short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
Battery
A/C Compressor Relay
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
The voltage of malfunction indicator lamp circuit is to be measured by the control module for malfunction
indicator lamp circuit inside ECU, and when the voltage complies with the voltage in the mode of circuit
malfunction, it is determined to be a malfunction of malfunction indicator lamp circuit.
Schematic Circuit:
Ignition switch
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
97. P0691 Control circuit of cooling fan relay short to ground (low speed)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, circuit control module of ECU examines voltage of cooling fan; if grounded
mode value detected, it is determined to be the malfunction of circuit of fan short to ground.
Schematic Circuit:
Battery
Main relay
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
98. P0692 Control Circuit of Cooling Fan Relay Short to Power Supply (Low Speed)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, circuit control module of ECU examines voltage of cooling fan circuit; if the
value complies with the voltage in the short-with-power mode, it is determined to be the malfunction of
cooling fan circuit short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
Battery
Main relay
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99. P0693 Control Circuit of Cooling Fan Relay Short to Ground (High Speed)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, circuit control module of ECU examines voltage of cooling fan circuit; if the
value complies with the voltage in the mode of circuit short to ground, it is determined to be the malfunction
of cooling fan circuit short to ground.
Schematic Circuit:
Battery
Main relay
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100. P0694 Control Circuit of Cooling Fan Relay Short to Power Supply (High Speed)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After engine has been started, circuit control module of ECU examines voltage of cooling fan circuit; if the
value complies with the voltage of short-with-power malfunction mode, it is determined to be the malfunction
of cooling fan circuit short to power supply.
Schematic Circuit:
Battery
Main relay
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P1336 P1336
Maintenance tips: Maintenance tips:
The malfunction has been confirmed, and the The malfunction is not ultimately confirmed and it
following problems may possibly exist may possibly be a random malfunction. Inspect the
following items:
1) Interference to harness exists;
1) Interference to harness exists;
2) Electronic throttle is already damaged and please
replace it. 2) Electronic throttle is already damaged and
please replace it.
103. P1545 Deviation Between Actual and Target Position of Electronic Throttle Exceeding
Limit Range
Description about Malfunction Cause:
The valve opening of electronic throttle is controlled by a motor. When the deviation between the actual and
target opening angle exceeds the set threshold, the air intake volume shall be affected directly, further
affecting power output of engine.
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The malfunction has been confirmed, and the The malfunction is not ultimately confirmed and it
following problems may possibly exist: may possibly be a random malfunction. Inspect the
following items:
1) Dirt exists in electronic throttle valve;
1) Remove dirt in valve;
2) The electronic throttle is damaged, please
replace it. 2) The electronic throttle is damaged, please
replace it.
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After engine has been started, when the anti-theft key is diagnosed by the circuit control module inside ECU,
this malfunction will appear when it is detected that the anti-theft key has not matched the code.
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
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Anti-theft
Device
In the case when engine is not started if the key is placed at “ON”, the anti-theft device will send message to
ECU for two times, and this malfunction will appear when ECU has received the signal from the anti-theft
device for the first time, but failed to receive for the second time.
Schematic Circuit:
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Anti-theft
Device
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Mian relay
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The malfunction has been confirmed, and the The malfunction is not ultimately confirmed and it
following problems may possibly exist may possibly be a random malfunction. Inspect the
following items:
1) Any circuit connected to Pins 64#, 65#, 66# and
67# of ECU is open, short to ground or power supply. 1) Measure resistance between Pin 64/65# of ECU
and Pin 4# of electronic throttle, power supply or
ground.
2) Measure resistance between Pin 66/67# of ECU
and Pin 1# of electronic throttle, power supply or
ground.
118. P2122 Too Low Signal Voltage of Electronic Throttle Pedal Position Sensor 1
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After the start of engine, relevant control module inside ECU performs monitoring over circuit voltage of
electronic throttle pedal position sensor 1. When the voltage is below the lowest threshold value preset, it is
determined to be too low voltage malfunction.
Schematic Circuit:
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119. P2123 Too High Signal Voltage of Electronic Throttle Pedal Position Sensor 1
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After the start of engine, relevant control module inside ECU performs monitoring over circuit voltage of
electronic throttle pedal position sensor 1. When the voltage is above the highest threshold value preset, it is
determined to be too high voltage malfunction.
Schematic Circuit:
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
The malfunction has been confirmed, and the The malfunction is not ultimately confirmed and it
following problems may possibly exist may possibly be a random malfunction. Inspect the
following items:
1) Short circuit between Pin 16# of ECU and Pin
33#; 1) Measure resistance between Pin 16# of ECU and
Pin 33#;
2) Circuit connected to Pin 16# of ECU shorted to
other power supply. 2) Measure resistance between Pin 16# of ECU and
other power supply.
120. P2127 Too Low Signal Voltage of Electronic Throttle Pedal Position Sensor 2
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After the start of engine, relevant control module inside ECU performs monitoring over circuit voltage of
electronic throttle pedal position sensor 2. When the voltage is below the lowest threshold value preset, it is
determined to be too low voltage malfunction.
Schematic Circuit:
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
121. P2128 Too High Signal Voltage of Electronic Throttle Pedal Position Sensor 2
Description about Malfunction Cause:
After the start of engine, relevant control module inside ECU performs monitoring over circuit voltage of
electronic throttle pedal position sensor 2. When the voltage is above the highest threshold value preset, it is
determined to be too high voltage malfunction.
Schematic Circuit:
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Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
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123. P2177 Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-Learning Value under Closed-Loop Control
Exceeding Upper Limit (Mid-Load Area)
Description about Principle and Malfunction Cause:
In order to optimize the integrated transformation efficiency of catalytic converter to HC, CO, and NOx, the
air-fuel ratio of the mixed gas shall be controlled at 14.7:1. If it is found the deviation in manufacture of parts,
the sedimentation of colloidal matters in gasoline on the fuel injector, the air intake pipeline, or the back of
valve, and air leakage exists with intake and exhaust system, all these factors will give rise to a deviation from
14.7:1 in the air-fuel ratio to different degrees (rich or lean), which will lead to deteriorated emission and
reduction in engine performance.
The engine control system is able to make amendments and self-learning on fuel injection volume according
to the degree and characteristic of deviation in air-fuel ratio. The self-learning of deviation in air-fuel ratio is
divided into “Self-learning in Small Load Area” and “Self-learning in Medium Load Area”. The system will
determine it to be the malfunction of lean mixed gas, when self-learning in medium load area reaches the
upper limit value set by the system (lean mixed gas, and the system continuously increasing the fuel injection
volume up to the maximum value).
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
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124. P2178 Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-Learning Value under Closed-Loop Control
Exceeding Lower Limit (Medium Load Area)
Description about Principle and Malfunction Cause:
In order to optimize the integrated transformation efficiency of catalytic converter to HC, CO, and NOx, the
air-fuel ratio of the mixed gas shall be controlled at 14.7:1. If it is found the deviation in manufacture of parts,
the sedimentation of colloidal matters in gasoline on the fuel injector, the air intake pipeline, or the back of
valve, and air leakage exists with intake and exhaust system, all these factors will give rise to a deviation from
14.7:1 in the air-fuel ratio to different degrees (rich or dense), which will lead to deteriorated emission and
reduction in engine performance.
The engine control system is able to make amendments and self-learning on fuel injection volume according
to the degree and characteristic of deviation in air-fuel ratio. The self-learning of deviation in air-fuel ratio is
divided into “Self-learning in Small Load Area” and “Self-learning in Medium Load Area”. The system will
determine it to be the malfunction of rich mixed gas, when self-learning in medium load area reaches the
lower limit value set by the system (rich mixed gas, and the system continuously decreasing the fuel injection
volume up to the minimum value).
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
125. P2187 Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning Value under Closed-Loop Control
Exceeding Upper Limit (Low Load Area)
Description about Principle and Malfunction Cause:
In order to optimize the integrated transformation efficiency of catalytic converter to HC, CO, and NOx, the
air-fuel ratio of the mixed gas shall be controlled at 14.7:1. If it is found the deviation in manufacture of parts,
the sedimentation of colloidal matters in gasoline on the fuel injector, the air intake pipeline, or the back of
valve, and air leakage exists with intake and exhaust system, all these factors will give rise to a deviation from
14.7:1 in the air-fuel ratio to different degrees (rich or lean), which will lead to deteriorated emission and
reduction in engine performance.
The engine control system is able to make amendments and self-learning on fuel injection volume according
to the degree and characteristic of deviation in air-fuel ratio. The self-learning of deviation in air-fuel ratio is
divided into “Self-learning in Small Load Area” and “Self-learning in Medium Load Area”. The system will
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determine it to be the malfunction of lean mixed gas, when self-learning in medium load area reaches the
upper limit value set by the system (lean mixed gas, and the system continuously increasing the fuel injection
volume up to the maximum value).
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
126. P2188 Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning Value under Closed-Loop Control
Exceeding Lower Limit (Low Load Area)
Description about Principle and Malfunction Cause:
In order to optimize the integrated transformation efficiency of catalytic converter to HC, CO, and NOx, the
air-fuel ratio of the mixed gas shall be controlled at 14.7:1. If it is found the deviation in manufacture of parts,
the sedimentation of colloidal matters in gasoline on the fuel injector, the air intake pipeline, or the back of
valve, and air leakage exists with intake and exhaust system, all these factors will give rise to a deviation from
14.7:1 in the air-fuel ratio to different degrees (rich or lean), which will lead to deteriorated emission and
reduction in engine performance.
The engine control system is able to make amendments and self-learning on fuel injection volume according
to the degree and characteristic of deviation in air-fuel ratio. The self-learning of deviation in air-fuel ratio is
divided into “Self-learning in Small Load Area” and “Self-learning in Medium Load Area”. The system will
determine it to be the malfunction of rich mixed gas, when self-learning in medium load area reaches the
lower limit value set by the system (rich mixed gas, and the system continuously decreasing the fuel injection
volume up to the minimum value).
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
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127. P2195 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Deteriorated (Upper Limit of Deterioration Factor
Exceeded)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
Normally, air-fuel ratio of combustible mixed gas is changed between thick and thin alternatively.
Correspondingly, amplitude of oxygen sensor signal varies frequently as series of pulse. If sensor deteriorates,
its sensitivity to the mixture may decrease and the characteristic curve deviates, causing slow adjustment of
mixed gas. ECU can calculate deterioration factor as per relevant algorithm through rear oxygen voltage; if
calculation results show that deterioration factor exceeds preset upper limit threshold value, it is determined to
be upper limit of deterioration factor exceeded.
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
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128. P2196 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Deteriorated (Lower Limit of Deterioration Factor
Exceeded)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
Normally, air-fuel ratio of combustible mixed gas is changed between thick and thin alternatively.
Correspondingly, amplitude of oxygen sensor signal varies frequently as series of pulse. If sensor deteriorates,
its sensitivity to the mixture may decrease and the characteristic curve deviates, causing slow adjustment of
mixed gas. ECU can calculate deterioration factor as per relevant algorithm through rear oxygen voltage; if
calculation results show that deterioration factor is smaller than preset lower limit threshold value, it is
determined to be lower limit of deterioration factor exceeded.
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
129. P2270 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Deteriorated (Oxygen Sensor Malfunction - Lean
Mixed Gas)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
Under normal circumstances, the signals of downstream oxygen sensor shall fluctuate up and down the
control target value. The system will enrich the mixed gas if it deviates from control target to be too lean. If
the voltage signal of sensor is not enriched in the desired direction and keeps to be too lean for a certain
period, the system will determine it to be the malfunction of oxygen sensor on the too lean side.
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function, Digital Multimeter, and
Correct Circuit Diagram)
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130. P2271 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Deteriorated (Oxygen Sensor Malfunction - Rich
Mixed Gas)
Description about Malfunction Cause:
Under normal circumstances, the signals of downstream oxygen sensor shall fluctuate up and down the
control target value. The system will dilute the mixed gas if it deviates from control target to be too rich. If the
voltage signal of sensor is not diluted in the desired direction and keeps to be too rich for a certain period, the
system will determine it to be the malfunction of oxygen sensor on the too rich side.
Malfunction Diagnostic Guide:
Required Equipment: (Diagnostic Instrument with EOBD Diagnostic Function)
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Diagnostic Help:
1. Confirm no engine malfunction record is available at all
2. Confirm the complained malfunction symptom exists
3. It has been inspected according to the abovementioned steps, and no anomaly has been found
4. Don’t ignore vehicle maintenance status, cylinder pressure, mechanical ignition timing, fuel status, and
other factors that impacts on the system in the process of inspection and maintenance
5. Replace ECU and perform test.
At this point if the malfunction symptom can be removed, then the malfunction is located at ECU, and if
the malfunction symptom still exists, then the original ECU shall be changed back, to carry out the work
on inspection and maintenance, in the repeated flow.
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8. Normal start with unstable idling speed after warming up.
9. Normal start with unstable idling speed or flameout when partly loaded (i.e. with A/C operating).
10. Normal start with high idling speed.
11. Slow rotation or flameout when accelerating.
12. Slow actions when accelerating.
13. Poor acceleration with poor performance.
Inspect the voltage between the two wiring terminals of the Yes Next Step
1 battery using multimeter, and check whether or not it is about Battery to be
12V when engine is started. No
replaced
Yes Next Step
Keep the ignition switch at the starting position, and use
2 multimeter to examine whether or not the voltage of wiring Wire harness to be
terminal for the positive pole of starting motor is above 12V. No repaired or
replaced
Disassemble the starting motor, and examine the working Starting motor to
status of the starting motor. The priority is given to the Yes be repaired or
3 replaced
inspection of open circuit or being seized arising from bad
lubrication exists. No Next Step
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II. Engine rotates but without being started.
General malfunction Locations: 1. Empty Fuel Tank; 2. Fuel Pump; 3. Rotational Speed Sensor; 4. Ignition
Coil; 5. Mechanical Part of Engine.
General Diagnostic Flow:
Pull out the cylinder connection from one of the cylinders, Yes Next Step
link up the spark plug, cause the sparking-plug electrode to be
3 about 5mm away from the engine body, start the engine, and Ignition system
examine whether or not there is blue and white high voltage No to be inspected
flame. and repaired
Mechanical
Inspect the pressure situations of respective engine cylinders, malfunction of
Yes
4 and observe whether or not pressure deficiency exists with engine to be
engine cylinders. removed
No Next Step
Link up the adapter of the electronic injection system, turn on Yes Diagnostic Help
the ignition switch, and examine whether or not the power
5 supply for Pins 12#, 63#, 44# and 45# is normal. Inspect Corresponding
whether or not the grounding of Pins 79#, 17#, 35#, 36#, 51#, lines to be
No
53#, 80# and 61# is normal. inspected and
repaired
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3. Difficult warming-up start of engine.
General malfunction Locations: 1. Water-containing Fuel 2. Fuel Pump; 3. Coolant Temperature Sensor; 4.
Vacuum Pipe of Fuel Pressure Regulator; 5. Ignition Coil.
General Diagnostic Flow:
Pull off the joint of coolant temperature sensor, start the Line to be
engine, and observe whether or not engine is successfully inspected and
started at this point. (or connect up a 300 ohm electric Yes repaired or
3 sensor to be
resistance in series at the joint of the coolant temperature
sensor to replace the coolant temperature sensor, and observe replaced
whether or not engine is successfully started at this point.) No Next Step
To be inspected
Inspect whether or not loosening or air leaking effect exists Yes and repaired or
4 replaced
with the vacuum pipe of fuel pressure regulator.
No Next Step
Fuel to be
Inspect the fuel status, and observe whether or not malfunction Yes
5 replaced
symptom is caused just after fuel has been filled.
No Next Step
Diagnostic
Link up the adapter of the electronic injection system, turn on Yes
Help
the ignition switch, and examine whether or not the power
6 supply for Pins 12#, 63#, 35#, 44# and 45# is normal. Inspect Corresponding
whether or not the grounding of Pins 79#, 17#, 35#, 36#, 51#, lines to be
No
53#, 80# and 61# is normal. inspected and
repaired
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4. Difficult cold start of engine.
General malfunction Locations: 1. Water-containing Fuel; 2. Fuel Pump; 3. Coolant Temperature Sensor; 4.
Fuel Injector ; 5. Ignition Coil; 6. Throttle Body; 7. Mechanical Part of Engine.
General Diagnostic Flow:
Pull out the cylinder connection from one of the cylinders, Yes Next Step
link up the spark plug, cause the sparking-plug electrode to be
2 about 5mm away from the engine body, start the engine, and Ignition system
examine whether or not there is blue and white high voltage No to be inspected
flame. and repaired
Line to be
Pull off the joint of the coolant temperature sensor, start the inspected and
engine, and observe whether or not engine is successfully Yes repaired or
started at this point. (or connect up a 2500ohm electric sensor to be
3
resistance in series at the joint of the coolant temperature replaced
sensor to replace the coolant temperature sensor, and observe
whether or not engine is successfully started at this point.) No Next Step
Throttle valve
Gently push down the throttle, and observe whether or not it is Yes
4 to be cleaned
easily started.
No Next Step
Fuel injector in
Demount the fuel injector, and use special cleaning analyzer Yes malfunction to
5 for fuel injector to examine whether or not leakage or be replaced
blockage exists.
No Next Step
Fuel to be
Inspect the fuel status, and observe whether or not Yes
6 replaced
malfunction symptom is caused just after fuel has been filled.
No Next Step
Mechanical
Inspect the pressure situations of respective engine cylinders, malfunction of
Yes
7 and observe whether or not pressure deficiency exists with engine to be
engine cylinders. removed
No Next Step
Diagnostic
Link up the adapter of the electronic injection system, turn on Yes
Help
the ignition switch, and examine whether or not the power
8 supply for Pins 12#, 63#, 44# and 45# is normal. Inspect Corresponding
whether or not the grounding of Pins 79#, 17#, 35#, 36#, 51#, lines to be
No
53#, 80# and 61# is normal. inspected and
repaired
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5. Difficult start of engine at any time with normal rotation speed.
General malfunction Locations: 1. Water-containing Fuel 2. Fuel pump 3. Coolant Temperature Sensor; 4.
Fuel Injector ; 5. Ignition Coil; 6. Throttle Body; 7. Air intake passage; 8. Ignition Timing; 9. Spark Plug; 10.
Mechanical Part of Engine
General Diagnostic Flow:
Pull out the cylinder connection from one of the cylinders, Yes Next Step
link up the spark plug, cause the sparking-plug electrode to be
3 about 5mm away from the engine body, start the engine, and Ignition system
examine whether or not there is blue and white high voltage No to be inspected
flame. and repaired
Inspect spark plugs of respective cylinders, and observe Yes Next Step
4 whether or not their models and clearances are compliant with To be adjusted
specifications. No
or replaced
Line to be
inspected and
Pull off the joint of coolant temperature sensor, start the Yes repaired or
5 engine, and observe whether or not engine is successfully sensor to be
started at this point. replaced
No Next Step
Throttle valve to
Gently push down the throttle, and observe whether or not it Yes
6 be cleaned
is easily started.
No Next Step
Fuel injector in
Demount the fuel injector, and use special cleaning analyzer Yes malfunction to
7 for fuel injector to examine whether or not leakage or be replaced
blockage exists.
No Next Step
Fuel to be
Inspect the fuel status, and observe whether or not Yes
8 replaced
malfunction symptom is caused just after fuel has been filled.
No Next Step
Mechanical
Inspect the pressure situations of respective engine cylinders, malfunction of
Yes
9 and observe whether or not pressure deficiency exists with engine to be
engine cylinders. removed
No Next Step
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Link up the adapter of the electronic injection system, turn on Yes Diagnostic Help
the ignition switch, and examine whether or not the power
11 supply for Pins 12#, 63#, 44# and 45# is normal. Inspect Corresponding
whether or not the grounding of Pins 79#, 17#, 35#, 36#, 51#, lines to be
No
53#, 80# and 61# is normal. inspected and
repaired
Inspect spark plugs of respective cylinders, and observe Yes Next Step
3 whether or not their models and clearances are compliant with To be adjusted
specifications. No
or replaced
Demount the fuel injector, and use the special cleaning Fuel injector in
analyzer for the fuel injector to examine whether or not Yes malfunction to
5 be replaced
leakage, blockage, or flow rate out of tolerance exists with
fuel injector. No Next Step
Fuel to be
Inspect the fuel status, and observe whether or not Yes
6 replaced
malfunction symptom is caused just after fuel has been filled.
No Next Step
Mechanical
Inspect the pressure situations for respective cylinders of malfunction of
Yes
7 engine, and observe whether or not considerable difference engine to be
exists for the pressure of engine cylinders. removed
No Next Step
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S/N Operating Steps Test Result Follow-up Step
Yes Next Step
Inspect whether or not the ignition sequence and the ignition Ignition timing
8
timing of engine is compliant with specifications. No to be inspected
and repaired
Diagnostic
Link up the adapter of the electronic injection system, turn on Yes
Help
the ignition switch, and examine whether or not the power
9 supply for Pins 12#, 63#, 44# and 45# is normal. Inspect Corresponding
whether or not the grounding of Pins 79#, 17#, 35#, 36#, 51#, lines to be
No
53#, 80# and 61# is normal. inspected and
repaired
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Demount the fuel injector, and use the special cleaning Fuel injector in
analyzer for the fuel injector to examine whether or not Yes malfunction to
5 be replaced
leakage, blockage, or flow rate out of tolerance exists with
fuel injector. No Next Step
Fuel to be
Inspect the fuel status, and observe whether or not Yes
6 replaced
malfunction symptom is caused just after fuel has been filled.
No Next Step
Mechanical
Inspect the pressure situation for respective cylinders of malfunction of
Yes
7 engine, and observe whether or not considerable difference engine to be
exists for the pressure of engine cylinders. removed
No Next Step
Link up the adapter of the electronic injection system, turn on Yes Diagnostic Help
the ignition switch, and examine whether or not the power Corresponding
8 supply for Pins 12#, 63#, 44# and 45# is normal. Inspect lines to be
whether or not the grounding of Pins 79#, 17#, 35#, 36#, 51#, No
inspected and
53#, 80# and 61# is normal. repaired
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9. Normal start with unstable idling speed or flameout when partly loaded (i.e. with A/C operating).
General malfunction Locations: 1. Air Conditioning System; 2. Fuel Injector.
General Diagnostic Flow:
Demount the fuel injector, and use the special cleaning Fuel injector in
analyzer for fuel injector to examine whether or not leakage, Yes malfunction to
5 be replaced
blockage, or flow rate out of tolerance exists with fuel
injector. No Next Step
Link up the adapter of the electronic injection system, turn on Yes Diagnostic Help
the ignition switch, and examine whether or not the power
6 supply for Pins 12#, 63#, 44# and 45# is normal. Inspect Corresponding
whether or not the grounding of Pins 79#, 17#, 35#, 36#, 51#, lines to be
No
53#, 80# and 61# is normal. inspected and
repaired
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10. Normal start with high idling speed.
General malfunction Locations: 1. Throttle Body; 2. Vacuum Pipe; 3. Coolant Temperature Sensor; 4. Ignition
Timing.
General Diagnostic Flow:
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11 .Slow rotation or flameout when accelerating.
General malfunction Locations: 1. Water-containing Fuel 2. Air Flow Meter and Throttle Opening Sensor; 3.
Spark Plug; 4. Throttle Body and Idling Bypass Air Circuit; 5. Air Intake Passage; 6. Fuel Injector ; 7. Ignition
Timing; 8. Exhaust pipe
General Diagnostic Flow:
Inspect spark plugs of respective cylinders, and observe Yes Next Step
3 whether or not their models and clearances are compliant with To be adjusted
specifications. No
or replaced
Related parts
Inspect whether or not carbon accumulation exists on the Yes and components
4 to be cleaned
throttle body.
No Next Step
Yes Next Step
Line to be
Inspect whether or not the air flow meter, the throttle opening inspected and
5
sensor, and their lines are under normal conditions. No repaired or
sensor to be
replaced
Fuel injector in
Demount the fuel injector, and use special cleaning analyzer Yes malfunction to
6 for fuel injector to examine whether or not leakage or be replaced
blockage exists.
No Next Step
Fuel to be
Inspect the fuel status, and observe whether or not Yes
7 replaced
malfunction symptom is caused just after fuel has been filled.
No Next Step
Yes Next Step
Inspect whether or not the ignition sequence and the ignition Ignition timing
8
timing of engine is compliant with specifications. No to be inspected
and repaired
Yes Next Step
Inspect whether or not the exhaust pipe is able to exhaust air Exhaust pipe to
9
smoothly. No be repaired or
replaced
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General Precautions of EFI System Maintenance
Link up the adapter of the electronic injection system, turn on Yes Diagnostic Help
the ignition switch, and examine whether or not the power
10 supply for Pins 12#, 63#, 44# and 45# is normal. Inspect Corresponding
whether or not the grounding of Pins 79#, 17#, 35#, 36#, 51#, lines to be
No
53#, 80# and 61# is normal. inspected and
repaired
Inspect spark plugs of respective cylinders, and observe Yes Next Step
3 whether or not their models and clearances are compliant with To be adjusted
specifications. No
or replaced
Related parts
and
Inspect whether or not carbon accumulation exists on the Yes
4 components to
throttle body. be cleaned
No Next Step
Yes Next Step
Line to be
Inspect whether or not the air flow meter, the throttle opening inspected and
5
sensor, and their lines are under normal conditions. No repaired or
sensor to be
replaced
Fuel injector in
Demount the fuel injector, and use special cleaning analyzer Yes malfunction to
6 for fuel injector to examine whether or not leakage or be replaced
blockage exists.
No Next Step
Fuel to be
Inspect the fuel status, and observe whether or not Yes
7 replaced
malfunction symptom is caused just after fuel has been filled.
No Next Step
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General Precautions of EFI System Maintenance
Air intake
system to be
Yes
2 Inspect whether or not the air filter is blocked. inspected and
repaired
No Next Step
Link up the fuel pressure gauge (the linking point to be on the Yes Next Step
front end of the oil inlet pipe for the fuel rail assembly), start
the engine, and examine whether or not the fuel pressure is at
3 Fuel system to
about 400kPa under the idling speed operating condition.
Remove vacuum tube on fuel pressure regulator, verify No be inspected and
whether pressure is about 450kpa. repaired
Pull off the cylinder connection from one of the cylinders, Yes Next Step
connect up the spark plug, cause the sparkling-plug electrode
4 to be about 5mm away from the engine body, start the engine, Ignition system
and examine whether or not the strength of high voltage flame No to be inspected
is normal. and repaired
Inspect spark plugs of respective cylinders, and observe Yes Next Step
5 whether or not their models and clearances are compliant with To be adjusted
specifications. No
or replaced
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General Precautions of EFI System Maintenance
S/N Operating Steps Test Result Follow-up Step
Related parts
Inspect whether or not carbon accumulation exists on the Yes and components
6 to be cleaned
throttle body.
No Next Step
Yes Next Step
Line to be
Inspect whether or not the air flow meter, the throttle opening inspected and
7
sensor, and their lines are under normal conditions. No repaired or
sensor to be
replaced
Fuel injector in
Demount the fuel injector, and use special cleaning analyzer Yes malfunction to
8 for fuel injector to examine whether or not leakage or be replaced
blockage exists.
No Next Step
Fuel to be
Inspect the fuel status, and observe whether or not Yes
9 replaced
malfunction symptom is caused just after fuel has been filled.
No Next Step
Yes Next Step
Inspect whether or not the ignition sequence and the ignition Ignition timing
10
timing of engine is compliant with specifications. No to be inspected
and repaired
Yes Next Step
Inspect whether or not the exhaust pipe is able to exhaust air Exhaust pipe to
11
smoothly. No be repaired or
replaced
Link up the adapter of the electronic injection system, turn on Yes Diagnostic Help
the ignition switch, and examine whether or not the power
12 supply for Pins 12#, 63#, 44# and 45# is normal. Inspect Corresponding
whether or not the grounding of Pins 79#, 17#, 35#, 36#, 51#, lines to be
No
53#, 80# and 61# is normal. inspected and
repaired
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General Precautions of EFI System Maintenance
IV. Attachment
Description of Family Vehicle
1. This maintenance rule is applicable to family vehicles.
2. The time intervals for maintenance are determined according to the readings of odometer or time
intervals, whichever comes first shall apply.
3. The maintenance rule is based on the assumption as per design during normal use of vehicle, and must be
strictly observed.
Mileage×1000km 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
Items
Month 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24
Ignition Coil I I I I
Ignition Cam I I I I
Ignition Cap I I I I
Ignition Wire I I I I
Spark Plug I I I R
Ignition Timing I I I I
Engine Idling Speed I I I I
Fuel Tank I C
Fuel Filter R R R R
Fuel Injector C* C* C* C*
Air Filter I R I R
Throttle Body C C C C
Emission Check I I I I
Check by Diagnostic Tool I I I I
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General Precautions of EFI System Maintenance
V. P-CODE List
EUIV EOBD
Whether
S/N P-CODE UAES Description Whether
SVS
CLASS MIL lamp
lamp
lights
lights
1 P000A Abnormal Operation of Air Intake VVT 5 × ×
2 P001B Abnormal Operation of Air Exhaust VVT 5 × ×
3 P0010 Malfunction of Air Intake VVT Open Circuit 3 × √
4 P0012 Improper Block Position of Air Intake VVT 5 × ×
5 P0013 Malfunction of Air Exhaust VVT Open Circuit 3 × √
6 P0015 Improper Block Position of Air Exhaust VVT 5 × ×
Improper Relative Position of Crankshaft and
7 P0016 3 × √
Air Intake Camshaft
Improper Relative Position of Crankshaft and
8 P0017 3 × √
Air Exhaust Camshaft
Heating Control Circuit of Upstream Oxygen
9 P0030 3 × √
Sensor in Open Circuit
Heating Control Circuit of Upstream Oxygen
10 P0031 3 × √
Sensor Short to Ground
Heating Control Circuit of Upstream Oxygen
11 P0032 3 × √
Sensor Short to Power Supply
Heating Control Circuit of Downstream
12 P0036 3 × √
Oxygen Sensor in Open Circuit
Heating Control Circuit of Downstream
13 P0037 3 × √
Oxygen Sensor Short to Ground
Heating Control Circuit of Downstream
14 P0038 3 × √
Oxygen Sensor Short to Power Supply
Heating Internal Resistance of Upstream
15 P0053 3 × √
Oxygen Sensor Irrational
Heating Internal Resistance of Downstream
16 P0054 3 × √
Oxygen Sensor Irrational
17 P0101 Air Flow Meter Sensor Signal Irrational 3 × √
Voltage of Air Flow Meter Sensor Signal too
18 P0102 3 × √
Low
Voltage of Air Flow Meter Sensor Signal too
19 P0103 3 × √
High
Voltage of Intake Temperature Sensor Signal
20 P0112 3 × √
too Low
Voltage of Intake Temperature Sensor Signal
21 P0113 3 × √
too High
Circuit Voltage of Engine Coolant Temperature
22 P0117 3 × √
Sensor too Low
Circuit Voltage of Engine Coolant Temperature
23 P0118 3 × √
Sensor too High
24 P0121 Electronic Throttle Opening Sensor 1 Signal 13 √ √
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General Precautions of EFI System Maintenance
EUIV EOBD
Whether
S/N P-CODE UAES Description Whether
SVS
CLASS MIL lamp
lamp
lights
lights
Irrational
Circuit Voltage of Electronic Throttle Opening
25 P0122 13 √ √
Sensor Too Low
Circuit Voltage of Electronic Throttle Opening
26 P0123 13 √ √
Sensor Too High
27 P0130 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Irrational 3 × √
Voltage of Upstream oxygen sensor signal too
28 P0131 3 × √
low
Circuit Voltage Of Upstream Oxygen Sensor
29 P0132 3 × √
Signal too High
30 P0133 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Deteriorated 3 × √
Circuit Signal of Upstream Oxygen Sensor
31 P0134 3 × √
Malfunction
32 P0136 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Irrational 3 × √
Voltage of Downstream oxygen sensor signal
33 P0137 3 × √
too low
Circuit Voltage of Downstream Oxygen Sensor
34 P0138 3 × √
Signal too High
Circuit Signal of Downstream Oxygen Sensor
35 P0140 3 × √
Malfunction
Offline Test Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning
36 P0170 7 × ×
under Closed-Loop Control Irrational
Offline Test Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning
37 P0171 7 × ×
under Closed-Loop Control too Lean
Offline Test Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning
38 P0172 7 × ×
under Closed-Loop Control too Rich
39 P0201 1st-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit Open 3 × √
2nd-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit
40 P0202 3 × √
Open
3rd-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit
41 P0203 3 × √
Open
4th-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit
42 P0204 3 × √
Open
43 P0219 Engine Speed Exceeding High Limit Value 6 × ×
Electronic Throttle Opening Sensor 2 Signal
44 P0221 13 √ √
Irrational
Signal Circuit Voltage of Electronic Throttle
45 P0222 13 √ √
Opening Sensor 2 Too Low
Signal Circuit Voltage of Electronic Throttle
46 P0223 13 √ √
Opening Sensor 2 Signal too High
47 P0261 1st-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit Short 3 × √
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General Precautions of EFI System Maintenance
EUIV EOBD
Whether
S/N P-CODE UAES Description Whether
SVS
CLASS MIL lamp
lamp
lights
lights
to Ground
1st-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit Short
48 P0262 3 × √
to Power Supply
2nd-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit
49 P0264 3 × √
Short to Ground
2nd-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit
50 P0265 3 × √
Short to Power Supply
3rd-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit
51 P0267 3 × √
Short to Ground
3rd-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit
52 P0268 3 × √
Short to Power Supply
4th-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit
53 P0270 3 × √
Short to Ground
4th-Cylinder Fuel Injector Control Circuit
54 P0271 3 × √
Short to Power Supply
55 P0300 Multi-Cylinder Misfire Occurrence 2 × √
56 P0301 1st-Cylinder Misfire Occurrence 2 × √
57 P0302 2nd-Cylinder Misfire Occurrence 2 × √
58 P0303 3rd-Cylinder Misfire Occurrence 2 × √
59 P0304 4th-Cylinder Misfire Occurrence 2 × √
BM signal of DG (rotational speed sensor) to
60 P0321 3 × √
revolution signal gear notch lost frequently
Missing of Speed Sensor Pulse Signal (Open or
61 P0322 4 × √
Short Circuit)
Circuit Voltage of Knock Sensor Signal Too
62 P0327 3 × √
low
Circuit Voltage of Knock Sensor Signal Too
63 P0328 3 × √
High
64 P0340 Phase Sensor A Installation Position Improper 3 × √
65 P0341 Phase Sensor A Bad Contact 3 × √
66 P0342 Phase Sensor A Short to Ground 3 × √
67 P0343 Phase Sensor A Short to Power Supply 3 × √
68 P0365 Phase Sensor B Installation Position Improper 3 × √
69 P0366 Phase Sensor B Bad Contact 3 × √
70 P0367 Phase Sensor B Short to Ground 3 × √
71 P0368 Phase Sensor B Short to Power Supply 3 × √
Three-way Catalyst Oxygen Storage Capacity
72 P0420 3 × √
Aged (Emission over Standard)
Carbon Canister Control Valve Control Circuit
73 P0444 3 × √
Open
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General Precautions of EFI System Maintenance
EUIV EOBD
Whether
S/N P-CODE UAES Description Whether
SVS
CLASS MIL lamp
lamp
lights
lights
Control Circuit Voltage of Carbon Canister
74 P0458 3 × √
Control Valve too Low
Control Circuit Voltage of Carbon Canister
75 P0459 3 × √
Control Valve too High
Cooling Fan Relay Control Circuit Open (Low
76 P0480 30 √ ×
Speed)
Cooling Fan Relay Control Circuit Open (High
77 P0481 30 √ ×
Speed)
78 P0501 Vehicle Speed Sensor Signal Irrational 3 × √
Idling Speed Control Rotational Speed Lower
79 P0506 3 × √
than Target Idling Speed
Idling Speed Control Rotational Speed Higher
80 P0507 3 × √
than Target Idling Speed
81 P0508 Drive Pin of Stepping Motor Short to Ground 3 × √
Drive Pin of Stepping Motor Short to Power
82 P0509 3 × √
Supply
Open Circuit Connected with Stepping Motor
83 P0511 3 × √
Drive Pin
84 P0560 Voltage Signal of System Battery Irrational 5 × ×
85 P0562 System Battery Voltage too Low 5 × ×
86 P0563 System Battery Voltage too High 5 × ×
Brake Switch Signal Circuit Malfunction or
87 P0571 12 √ ×
Nonsynchronous
88 P0602 Electronic Control Unit Coding Malfunction 3 × √
89 P0604 Electronic Control Unit RAM Malfunction 13 √ √
90 P0605 Electronic Control Unit ROM Malfunction 13 √ √
Electronic Throttle Opening Security
91 P0606 13 √ √
Monitoring Malfunction
Control Circuit of Fuel Pump Relay in Open
92 P0627 3 × √
Circuit
Control Circuit of Fuel Pump Relay Short to
93 P0628 3 × √
Ground
Control Circuit of Fuel Pump Relay Short to
94 P0629 3 × √
Power Supply
Control Circuit of A/C Compressor Relay in
95 P0645 30 √ ×
Open Circuit
Control Circuit of A/C Compressor Relay Short
96 P0646 30 √ ×
to Ground
Control Circuit of A/C Compressor Relay Short
97 P0647 30 √ ×
to Power Supply
98 P0650 Malfunction of MIL Lamp Drive Circuit 3 × √
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General Precautions of EFI System Maintenance
EUIV EOBD
Whether
S/N P-CODE UAES Description Whether
SVS
CLASS MIL lamp
lamp
lights
lights
99 P0688 Improper Output Voltage of Main Relay 5 × ×
Control Circuit of Cooling Fan Relay Short to
100 P0691 30 √ ×
Ground (Low Speed)
Control Circuit of Cooling Fan Relay Short to
101 P0692 30 √ ×
Power Supply (Low Speed)
Control Circuit of Cooling Fan Relay Short to
102 P0693 30 √ ×
Ground (High Speed)
Control Circuit of Cooling Fan Relay Short to
P0694 30 √ ×
103 Power Supply (High Speed)
104 P0704 Improper Clutch Pedal Switch Signal 5 × ×
Torque Limit Function of Electronic Throttle
P1336 6 × ×
105 Security Monitoring
Deviation between Actual and Target Position
P1545 13 √ √
106 of Electronic Throttle Exceeding Limit Range
Too Large Resistance for Electronic Throttle
P1558 13 √ √
107 Opening
Self-learning Malfunction of Electronic
P1559 6 × ×
108 Throttle
System Voltage for Electronic Throttle
P1564 6 × ×
109 Self-learning Dissatisfied
Self-learning Malfunction of Electronic
P1565 13 √ √
110 Throttle Lower Limit Position Initiation
Too Large Resistance for Electronic Throttle
P1568 13 √ √
111 Return
Electronic Throttle Self-learning Condition
P1579 6 × ×
112 Dissatisfied
Self-learning Malfunction of Electronic
P1604 6 × ×
113 Throttle Gain Control
114 P1610 Secret Key and Security Code not Programmed 38 √ ×
115 P1611 Security Code Receiving Malfunction 38 √ ×
116 P1612 Challenge Request Failure 35 √ ×
117 P1613 IMMO Code Request Failure 35 √ ×
118 P1614 Transponder Verification Error 35 √ ×
119 P1651 SVS Lamp Drive Circuit Malfunction 5 × ×
Malfunction of air intake VVT short circuit to
P2088 3 × √
120 ground
Malfunction of air intake VVT short circuit to
P2089 3 × √
121 power supply
Malfunction of air exhaust VVT short circuit to
P2090 3 × √
122 ground
123 P2091 Malfunction of air exhaust VVT short circuit to 3 × √
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General Precautions of EFI System Maintenance
EUIV EOBD
Whether
S/N P-CODE UAES Description Whether
SVS
CLASS MIL lamp
lamp
lights
lights
ground
124 P2106 Electronic Throttle Driver Stage Malfunction 13 √ √
Too Low Signal Voltage of Electronic Throttle
P2122 13 √ √
125 Pedal Position Sensor 1
Too High Signal Voltage of Electronic Throttle
P2123 13 √ √
126 Pedal Position Sensor 1
Too Low Signal Voltage of Electronic Throttle
P2127 13 √ √
127 Pedal Position Sensor 2
Too High Signal Voltage of Electronic Throttle
P2128 13 √ √
128 Pedal Position Sensor 2
Electronic Throttle Pedal Position Sensor
P2138 6 × ×
129 Signal Irrational
Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning Value under
P2177 Closed-Loop Control Exceeding Upper Limit 11 × √
130 (Medium Load Area)
Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning Value under
P2178 Closed-Loop Control Exceeding Lower Limit 11 × √
131 (Medium Load Area)
Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning Value under
P2187 Closed-Loop Control Exceeding Upper Limit 11 × √
132 (Low Load Area)
Air-Fuel Ratio for Self-learning Value under
P2188 Closed-Loop Control Exceeding Lower Limit 11 × √
133 (Low Load Area)
134 P2195 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Deteriorated 3 × √
135 P2196 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Deteriorated 3 × √
136 P2270 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Deteriorated 3 × √
137 P2271 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Deteriorated 3 × √
Symbol √ Light on
Description × Light off
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