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MC 10142242 9999
MC 10142242 9999
CLI 2012-2015MY
Rio (UB)
NUMBER DATE
043 May 2018
X Service Advisors
X Technicians
X Body Shop Manager
X Fleet Repair
Page 2 of 8
SUBJECT:
A/C FAN CONTROL LOGIC IMPROVEMENT AND
COOLING FAN/COOLING FAN RESISTOR INSPECTION OR REPLACEMENT
Inspection Procedure:
NOTICE
Before attempting the ECU upgrade Manual Mode ONLY, verify that the radiator
cooling fan is operating as designed by following the inspection and/or test/repair
procedures outlined in this bulletin.
Reference the outline below to test the radiator fan motor operation. Refer to pages 3-4 for
component testing information. Repair or replace parts as needed and as outlined on page 8 of
this bulletin.
Using the KDS, actuate the fan on Hi and Low Speed, and confirm fan is operating.
If the fan motor is operating as designed, proceed to upgrade the Air Conditioner
Performance Logic Improvement software procedure outlined on pages 5-7.
If the fan does not operate on Hi Speed, proceed to test the fan motor in Step 3a.
If the fan does not operate on Low Speed, proceed to test the fan resistor in Step 1.
Ensure the ground connection is ok by testing the connector outlined on Step 2c.
Test/Repair Procedure:
1. Locate and disconnect the radiator fan
resistor connector (A) (EGGG42). C
Loosen the retaining bolt (B) and detach B
the fan resistor (C) without disconnecting A
the fan side resistor output connector D
(D).
NOTICE
If the resistor appears to be
burned after it is detached, then
replace the burned resistor with
a new part. (Fan resistor was
removed to demonstrate a bad
resistor sample.)
Hi and Low
Fan Speed
Operating
Normally
Further
Diagnosis
or Repair
Required
ECU Upgrade
337.UB
A/C Performance
Logic Improvement
(MTC)
NOTICE
If there is no power or ground,
further diagnosis or repair is
required and not covered in this
bulletin. File a separate claim if
necessary.
Inspect
Fuse Replace
40A C/FAN Fuse
Bad 40A Fuse
Step 3c.
Hi and Low
Fan Speed
Operating
Normally
Fuse
OK
ECU Upgrade
337.UB
A/C Performance Further
Logic Improvement Diagnosis
(MTC) or Repair
Required
NOTICE
If there is no power to C/FAN
fuse or fuse fails abruptly, then
further diagnosis is required I
and not covered in this bulletin.
File a separate claim if
necessary.
NOTICE
A fully charged battery is necessary before ECU upgrade can take place. It is
recommended that the Midtronics GR8-1299 system be used in ECU mode during
charging. DO NOT connect any other battery charger to the vehicle during ECU
upgrade.
All ECU upgrades must be done with the ignition key in the ‘ON’ position.
Be careful not to disconnect the VCI-II connected to the vehicle during the ECU
upgrade procedure.
DO NOT start the engine during ECU upgrade.
DO NOT turn the ignition key ‘OFF’ or interrupt the power supply during ECU
upgrade.
When the ECU upgrade is completed, turn the ignition ‘OFF’ and wait 10 seconds
before starting the engine.
ONLY use approved ECU upgrade software designated for the correct model,
year.
NOTICE
Prior to performing the ECU upgrade, be sure to check that the KDS is fully charged.
NOTICE
The ECU upgrade function on
KDS operates wirelessly. It is
not necessary to perform the
upgrade via USB cable.
C
4. Select ECU Upgrade.
NOTICE
The vehicle must be identified in
Vehicle Selection to download KDS screenshot shown above is for
demonstration purposes only. Events shown in
an Event for that vehicle.
screenshot are not applicable to this bulletin.
CAUTION
Do NOT attempt to perform in
Auto Mode. Follow the
instructions given on the KDS in
Manual mode.
7. Select the AIRCON system under the System selection menu. Select Upgrade Event
#337 and select Upgrade to continue.
8. Select the appropriate control unit part number with reference to the ROM ID Information
Table on page 5, and select OK.
9. Enter the appropriate password from the Manual Mode password table on Page 5 and
select OK.
10. The upgrade will begin and the progress of the upgrade will appear on the bar graph.
11. When instructed on the KDS, turn the ignition OFF for ten (10) seconds then back on.
Touch OK to continue.
13. When prompted, select YES to check for Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) and erase any
DTCs stored such as EPS, ESC, and TPMS that may have been set during the upgrade.
REQUIRED PART:
Part Name Part Number Figure
(5-Door)
Radiator Fan Motor 25386 1R140
140W
(4-Door)
Radiator Fan Motor 25386 1R220
180W
WARRANTY INFORMATION:
N Code: I42 C Code: ZZ3
Claim Repair Labor Op Replacement
Causal P/N Qty. Qty.
Type Description Op Code Time P/N
Inspection, Diagnose,
0.5
25385 4L000 1 Fan Resistor Replacement, 97250F08 N/A 0
M/H
and MTC Logic Improvement
NOTE: For the reimbursement of 1 Quart of coolant use sublet code ‘X1’ with a maximum
amount of $10.70.