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A39-1 - 4A15J1 Engine - 20200207.pdf - P638
A39-1 - 4A15J1 Engine - 20200207.pdf - P638
A39-1 - 4A15J1 Engine - 20200207.pdf - P638
General Contents
2.4.9.1 Removing and installing upstream oxygen 2.6.6.3 Clogged intake system .................... 2-94
sensor ......................................................... 2-62 2.6.6.4 Leaking intake system ..................... 2-94
2.4.9.2 Removing and installing downstream
2.6.7 Removal and installation ......................... 2-96
oxygen sensor ............................................ 2-63
2.4.9.3 Removing and installing canister control 2.6.7.1 Removing and installing air cleaner
valve ........................................................... 2-64 assembly ..................................................... 2-96
2.4.9.4 Removing and installing canister 2.6.7.2 Removing and installing air cleaner
desorption pressure sensor ........................ 2-65 element ....................................................... 2-97
2.4.9.5 Removing and installing canister 2.6.7.3 Removing and installing intake pipe
assembly ..................................................... 2-66 assembly ..................................................... 2-98
2.4.9.6 Removing and installing canister filter2-68 2.6.7.4 Removing and installing air pipe assembly
2.4.9.7 Removing and installing oil-gas separator .................................................................... 2-99
.................................................................... 2-69 2.6.7.5 Removing and installing intake manifold2-
2.4.9.8 Removing and installing PCV pipeline 200
pressure sensor .......................................... 2-71 2.6.7.6 Removing and installing electronic throttle
2.5 Exhaust system ................................................... 2-73 body .......................................................... 2-203
2.5.1 Specifications.......................................... 2-73 2.7 Ignition system .................................................. 2-106
2.5.1.1 Fastener specifications ................... 2-73 2.7.1 Specifications ........................................ 2-106
2.5.2 Description and operation ....................... 2-74 2.7.1.1 Fastener specifications.................. 2-106
2.5.2.1 Description and operation ............... 2-74
2.7.2 Description and operation ..................... 2-107
2.5.3 Location of components .......................... 2-75
2.7.2.1 Overview ....................................... 2-107
2.5.3.1 Location of components .................. 2-75
2.5.4 Exploded view......................................... 2-76 2.7.3 System working principles .................... 2-108
2.5.4.1 Exploded view ................................. 2-76 2.7.3.1 System working principles ............. 2-108
2.5.5 Diagnostic information and procedure .... 2-77 2.7.4 Location of components ........................ 2-109
2.5.5.1 Diagnostic instructions .................... 2-77 2.7.4.1 Location of components ................ 2-109
2.5.5.2 Visual inspection ............................. 2-77 2.7.5 Exploded view ....................................... 2-110
2.5.5.3 Clogged exhaust system ................. 2-77 2.7.5.1 Exploded view ............................... 2-110
2.5.5.4 Leaking exhaust system.................. 2-78 2.7.6 Electrical schematic diagram ................ 2-111
2.5.5.5 Noisy exhaust system ..................... 2-79 2.7.6.1 Electrical schematic diagram......... 2-111
2.5.6 Removal and installation ......................... 2-81
2.7.7 Diagnostic information and procedure .. 2-113
2.5.6.1 Removing and installing cast exhaust
manifold ...................................................... 2-81 2.7.7.1 Diagnostic instructions .................. 2-113
2.5.6.2 Removing and installing catalytic 2.7.7.2 Visual inspection ........................... 2-113
converter assembly ..................................... 2-82 2.7.7.3 No power output from main relay .. 2-113
2.5.6.3 Removing and installing GPF differential 2.7.7.4 Spark plug not sparking................. 2-114
pressure sensor and connecting pipe ......... 2-84 2.7.8 Removal and installation ....................... 2-116
2.5.6.4 Removing and installing particulate filter2-
2.7.8.1 Removing and installing ignition coil2-116
84
2.5.6.5 Removing and installing middle exhaust 2.7.8.2 Removing and installing spark plug2-117
pipe assembly ............................................. 2-85 2.7.8.3 Removing and installing knock sensor 2-
2.5.6.6 Removing and installing rear exhaust 120
pipeline with muffler assembly .................... 2-86 2.7.8.4 Removing and installing speed sensor 2-
2.5.6.7 Removing and installing exhaust 121
temperature sensor ..................................... 2-88 2.7.8.5 Removing and installing phase sensor 2-
2.6 Intake system ...................................................... 2-88 122
2.6.1 Specifications.......................................... 2-88 2.8 Control system .................................................. 2-126
2.6.1.1 Fastener specifications ................... 2-88 2.8.1 Specifications ........................................ 2-126
2.6.2 Description and operation ....................... 2-89 2.8.1.1 Fastener specifications.................. 2-126
2.6.2.1 Description and operation ............... 2-89 2.8.2 Description and operation ..................... 2-127
2.6.2.2 Electronic throttle body self-learning 2-89
2.8.2.1 Overview ....................................... 2-127
2.6.3 System working principles ...................... 2-90
2.8.3 System working principles .................... 2-128
2.6.3.1 System working principles............... 2-90
2.6.4 Location of components .......................... 2-91 2.8.3.1 System working principles ............. 2-128
2.6.4.1 Location of components .................. 2-91 2.8.4 Location of components ........................ 2-129
2.6.5 Exploded view......................................... 2-92 2.8.4.1 Location of components ................ 2-129
2.6.5.1 Exploded view ................................. 2-92 2.8.5 Electrical schematic diagram ................ 2-131
2.6.6 Diagnostic information and procedure .... 2-94 2.8.5.1 Electrical schematic diagram......... 2-131
2.6.6.1 Diagnostic instructions .................... 2-94 2.8.6 Diagnostic information and procedure .. 2-132
2.6.6.2 Visual inspection ............................. 2-94
2.8.6.1 Diagnostic instructions .................. 2-132 2.8.6.51 DTC: P055700, P055800 ............ 2-352
2.8.6.2 Visual inspection ........................... 2-132 2.8.6.52 DTC: P056000, P056200 ............ 2-355
2.8.6.3 ECU terminals ............................... 2-133 2.8.6.53 DTC: P057100 ............................ 2-358
2.8.6.4 Data list ......................................... 2-136 2.8.6.54 DTC: P057500, P057800 ............ 2-361
2.8.6.5 List of diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs)2- 2.8.6.55 DTC: P05BD00 ........................... 2-365
137 2.8.6.56 DTC: P060D00, P061A00 ........... 2-368
2.8.6.6 DTC: P000A00, P001000.............. 2-185 2.8.6.57 DTC: P061500, P061600 ............ 2-370
2.8.6.7 DTC: P000B00, P001300.............. 2-151 2.8.6.58 DTC: P062700, P062800 ............ 2-373
2.8.6.8 DTC: P001676, P001678 .............. 2-189 2.8.6.59 DTC: P064500, P064600 ............ 2-377
2.8.6.9 DTC: P001776, P001778 .............. 2-196 2.8.6.60 DTC: P068600, P069000 ............ 2-380
2.8.6.10 DTC: P003000, P003100 ............ 2-198 2.8.6.61 DTC: P06DA00 ........................... 2-384
2.8.6.11 DTC: P003300, P003400 ............ 2-203 2.8.6.62 DTC: P070000 ............................ 2-389
2.8.6.12 DTC: P003600, P003700 ............ 2-207 2.8.6.63 DTC: P0A9400, P141800 ............ 2-392
2.8.6.13 DTC: P008700, P008800 ............ 2-211 2.8.6.64 DTC: P120200, P120300 ............ 2-394
2.8.6.14 DTC: P009700, P009800 ............ 2-215 2.8.6.65 DTC: P140000, P140100 ............ 2-398
2.8.6.15 DTC: P00C721, P00C722 ........... 2-219 2.8.6.66 DTC: P141400, P141500 ............ 2-401
2.8.6.16 DTC: P00CE24, P00CE23 .......... 2-223 2.8.6.67 DTC: P14AC00, P14AD00 .......... 2-404
2.8.6.17 DTC: P011623, P011626 ............ 2-227 2.8.6.68 DTC: P14AE00, P14AF00 ........... 2-406
2.8.6.18 DTC: P012100, P012200 ............ 2-231 2.8.6.69 DTC: P150000, P150100 ............ 2-409
2.8.6.19 DTC: P013100, P013200 ............ 2-235 2.8.6.70 DTC: P155000, P155100 ............ 2-411
2.8.6.20 DTC: P013600, P013700 ............ 2-239 2.8.6.71 DTC: P161400 ............................ 2-415
2.8.6.21 DTC: P019000, P019128 ............ 2-242 2.8.6.72 DTC: P217700, P217800 ............ 2-416
2.8.6.22 DTC: P020100, P026100 ............ 2-246 2.8.6.73 DTC: P227900 ............................ 2-419
2.8.6.23 DTC: P020200, P026400 ............ 2-250 2.8.6.74 DTC: P212200, P212300 ............ 2-421
2.8.6.24 DTC: P020300, P026700 ............ 2-254 2.8.6.75 DTC: P214700, P214800 ............ 2-426
2.8.6.25 DTC: P020400, P027000 ............ 2-258 2.8.6.76 DTC: P215000, P215100 ............ 2-431
2.8.6.26 DTC: P021900 ............................ 2-262 2.8.6.77 DTC: P26F000, P26F100 ............ 2-437
2.8.6.27 DTC: P022100, P022200 ............ 2-264 2.8.6.78 DTC: U007300, U350100 ............ 2-439
2.8.6.28 DTC: P023400, P029900 ............ 2-268 2.8.6.79 DTC: U010100 ............................ 2-441
2.8.6.29 DTC: P023700, P023800 ............ 2-272 2.8.6.80 DTC: U012200 ............................ 2-444
2.8.6.30 DTC: P024300, P024500 ............ 2-275 2.8.6.81 DTC: U012600 ............................ 2-446
2.8.6.31 DTC: P030000, P030100 ............ 2-279 2.8.6.82 DTC: U014000 ............................ 2-449
2.8.6.32 DTC: P032500, P032700 ............ 2-283 2.8.6.83 DTC: U100100 ............................ 2-452
2.8.6.33 DTC: P033500, P033900 ............ 2-286 2.8.6.84 DTC: U015500 ............................ 2-454
2.8.6.34 DTC: P034100, P034200 ............ 2-289 2.8.6.85 DTC:P129000,P12B100. ............. 2-458
2.8.6.35 DTC: P035100, P230000 ............ 2-292 2.8.7 Removal and installation ....................... 2-462
2.8.6.36 DTC: P035200, P230300 ............ 2-297 2.8.7.1 Removing and installing MAP/IAT sensor
2.8.6.37 DTC: P230600, P230700 ............ 2-301 .................................................................. 2-462
2.8.6.38 DTC: P035400, P230900 ............ 2-306 2.8.7.2 Removing and installing water
2.8.6.39 DTC: P036600, P036700 ............ 2-310 temperature sensor ................................... 2-463
2.8.6.40 DTC: P042000 ............................ 2-314 2.8.7.3 Removing and installing oil control valve2-
2.8.6.41 DTC: P044200, P044400 ............ 2-315 464
2.8.6.42 DTC: P044700, P049800 ............ 2-320 2.8.7.4 Removing and installing electronic
2.8.6.43 DTC: P045128, P04512A............ 2-324 accelerator pedal assembly ...................... 2-465
2.8.6.44 DTC: P046000, P046129 ............ 2-328 2.8.7.5 Removing and installing ECM ....... 2-466
2.8.6.45 DTC: P046700, P046800 ............ 2-332 2.9 Cooling system .................................................. 2-468
2.8.6.46 DTC: P048000, P063400 ............ 2-335 2.9.1 Specifications ........................................ 2-468
2.8.6.47 DTC: P050000, P050166 ............ 2-339 2.9.1.1 Fastener specifications.................. 2-468
2.8.6.48 DTC: P050500, P050600 ............ 2-342 2.9.2 Description and operation ..................... 2-469
2.8.6.49 DTC: P051300, P161000 ............ 2-347 2.9.2.1 Description and operation ............. 2-469
2.8.6.50 DTC: P051C00, P051D00 ........... 2-348 2.9.3 System working principles .................... 2-470
2.9.3.1 System working principles ............. 2-470
2.9.4 Location of components ........................ 2-473
2.13.9.2 Removing and installing accessory 2.14.8 Removal and installation ..................... 2-606
tensioner ................................................... 2-555 2.14.8.1 Removing and installing oil pan ... 2-606
2.13.9.3 Removing and installing cylinder head 2.14.8.2 Removing and installing oil pump
cover assembly ......................................... 2-556 assembly ................................................... 2-607
2.13.9.4 Removing and installing cylinder head 2.14.8.3 Removing and installing oil cooler2-609
assembly ................................................... 2-560 2.14.8.4 Removing and installing oil pressure
2.13.9.5 Removing and installing timing chain switch ........................................................ 2-611
cover ......................................................... 2-563 2.14.8.5 Removing and installing oil pump
2.13.9.6 Removing and installing timing chain 2- solenoid valve ........................................... 2-613
566 2.14.8.6 Removing and installing dipstick tube ..
2.13.9.7 Removing and installing timing tensioner .................................................................. 2-614
.................................................................. 2-570 2.14.8.7 Inspecting oil level ....................... 2-615
2.13.9.8 Removing and installing camshaft2-572
2.13.9.9 Removing and installing valve oil seal2- 2.15 Start and charging systems ............................. 2-617
573 2.15.1 Specifications ...................................... 2-617
2.13.9.10 Removing and installing phase 2.15.1.1 Fastener specifications................ 2-617
regulator .................................................... 2-576 2.15.2 Description and operation ................... 2-618
2.13.9.11 Removing and installing drive plate 2- 2.15.2.1 Overview ..................................... 2-618
578 2.15.3 System working principles................... 2-619
2.13.9.12 Removing and installing crankshaft rear 2.15.3.1 System working principles ........... 2-619
oil seal assembly....................................... 2-579
2.15.4 Location of components ...................... 2-620
2.13.9.13 Removing and installing crankshaft
2.15.4.1 Location of components .............. 2-620
front oil seal .............................................. 2-582
2.15.5 Exploded view ..................................... 2-624
2.13.9.14 Removing and installing oil cooling
nozzle assembly ....................................... 2-583 2.15.5.1 Exploded view ............................. 2-624
2.13.9.15 Removing and installing crankshaft 2.15.6 Electrical schematic diagram .............. 2-625
speed ring gear ......................................... 2-584 2.15.6.1 Electrical schematic diagram....... 2-625
2.13.9.16 Removing and installing connecting rod 2.15.7 Diagnostic information and procedure 2-628
.................................................................. 2-585 2.15.7.1 Diagnostic instructions ................ 2-626
2.13.9.17 Removing and installing piston ring 2- 2.15.7.2 Visual inspection ......................... 2-626
587 2.15.7.3 Alternator output fault .................. 2-626
2.13.9.18 Tightening sequence of main bearing 2.15.7.4 Abnormal operation of starter ...... 2-626
cap bolts ................................................... 2-589 2.15.8 Removal and installation ..................... 2-628
2.13.9.19 Assembly relationship of main bearing 2.15.8.1 Removing and installing alternator2-628
caps .......................................................... 2-590 2.15.8.2 Removing and installing starter ... 2-628
2.13.9.20 Assembly relationship of main bearing 2.15.8.3 Removing and installing battery .. 2-630
shells ......................................................... 2-590 2.15.8.4 Removing and installing EBS ...... 2-632
2.13.9.21 Assembly relationship of piston and 2.15.8.5 Removing and installing battery tray . 2-
connecting rod .......................................... 2-592 633
2.13.9.22 Assembly position of piston ring 2-592 2.15.8.6 Removing and installing DC-DC
2.13.9.23 Description of cylinder block and converter assembly ................................... 2-635
crankshaft barcodes.................................. 2-593
2.14 Lubrication system .......................................... 2-596
2.14.1 Specifications ................................. 2-596
2.14.1.1 Fastener specifications .................... 2-596
2.14.2 Description and operation ................... 2-597
2.14.2.1 Overview ..................................... 2-597
2.14.3 System working principles .................. 2-598
2.14.3.1 System working principles........... 2-598
2.14.4 Location of components ...................... 2-599
2.14.4.1 Location of components .............. 2-599
2.14.5 Exploded view..................................... 2-601
2.14.5.1 Exploded view ............................. 2-601
2.14.6 Diagnostic information and procedure 2-602
2.14.6.1 Diagnostic instructions ................ 2-602
2.14.6.2 Visual inspection ......................... 2-602
2.14.6.3 Low oil pressure .......................... 2-602
2.14.6.4 Abnormal engine oil consumption 2-603
2.14.7 Special tools ....................................... 2-605
2.14.7.1 List of special tools ...................... 2-605
2.2 Measurement
2.2.1 Cylinder block
2.2.1.1 Measuring crankshaft radial clearance
Measurement method
– Remove the main bearing cap and clean the
main bearing cap and journal.
– Place the plastic clearance gauge on the journal
and in the bearing shell according to the width of
the bearing (the plastic clearance gauge should be
located in the center of bearing shell).
– Install the main bearing cap (avoid mixture of the
used bearing shells) and tighten it to the specified
torque, and do not run the crankshaft.
– Remove the main bearing cap again.
– Compare the width of plastic clearance gauge
with the measurement scale.
• Radial clearance: 0.02~0.041mm
• Wear limit: 0.12mm
2.2.1.2 Measuring crankshaft axial clearance
Measurement method
– Tighten the fixing bolts of crankshaft main
bearing cap to the standard tightening torque.
– Install the dial indicator ① on the dial indicator
magnetic stand ② (8910590BAC0000).
– Put the measuring rod of dial indicator against
the front end of crankshaft and reset the dial
indicator.
– Push the crankshaft axially (do not turn the
crankshaft) and read the axial clearance on the
dial indicator.
• Standard axial clearance: 0.055~0.255mm
• Wear limit: 0.4mm
2.2.1.3 Measuring crankshaft runout
Measurement method
– Place a V-block on a workbench with a level
surface, and place the crankshaft ③ on the V-
block.
– Install the dial indicator ① on the dial indicator
magnetic stand ② (8910590BAC0000).
– Place the measuring rod of dial indicator on the
workbench, and check the total runout of the
crankshaft ③.
– Measure the radial runout of all main journals,
rotate the crankshaft two turns as arrowed, and
read the crankshaft runout on the dial indicator.
The deviation of the measurement for each journal
shall not exceed the maintenance limit.
• Standard value (new): 0.05mm
• Maintenance limit: 0.07mm max
Fuel tank
assembly
Fuel pump
mounting cap
Fuel tank
mounting strap
Fuel tank
assembly
High-pressure
fuel pump
High-pressure
fuel pipe
High-pressure fuel
pump tappet
(2 pcs in total)
(2 pcs in total)
(6 pcs in total)
Disposable part:
Tightening torque is in N.m
To engine
Liquid trap
Canister filter
Canister
ICV closed
Step 3 Check whether the filter screen of fuel pump suction pipe is clogged or if the fuel pump
motor is damaged.
Next
step
Step 4 End.
2.3.7.4 Excessive fuel consumption
1. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check whether the status of the fuel pipeline is normal.
Step 3 Check whether the electronic throttle has excessive carbon deposits.
Step 6 Check whether the fuel rail injector assembly is leaking or the spray pattern is incorrect.
Step 7 End.
Disassembling tool of
1 8910001ARX0000
fuel pump mounting cap
Injector disassembling
2 8910001ADE0000
tool
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
– Clean the oil dirt and impurities off the surface of
the high-pressure fuel pump.
– Replace the high-pressure fuel pump O-ring ①.
– The high-pressure fuel pump can be installed
and removed 10 times.
– When installing the high-pressure fuel pipe, pre-
tighten the rail end and pump end nuts, then
tighten the rail end nut to the specified torque, and
then tighten the pump end nut.
– The 2 bolts of high-pressure fuel pump should
be pre-tightened at the same time, and tightened
in 2 to 3 steps to ensure that they are tightened at
the same time, so as to prevent the spring of high-
pressure fuel pump from breaking.
2.3.9.4 Removing and installing fuel filler pipe
assembly
Removal procedure
Warning:
When removing or installing the fuel filler pipe, it is
strictly forbidden to use power tools. Power tools
are prone to sparks.
1 Release the fuel system pressure. Refer to
2.3.9.1 Releasing fuel system pressure
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Maintenance Manual of 1.5GDI Engine 2-41Fuel system
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.3.9.5 Removing and installing fuel rail injector
assembly
Removal procedure
1 Release the fuel system pressure. Refer to
2.3.9.1 Releasing fuel system pressure
2 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
3 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting battery
4 Remove the air cleaner assembly. Refer to
2.6.7.1 Removing and installing air cleaner
assembly
5 Remove the intake manifold. Refer to 2.6.7.5
Removing and installing intake manifold
6 Remove the fuel rail assembly
a.Unscrew the fixing bolts (arrow A) to allow the
water inlet pipe ① to move slightly. b. Unscrew
the engine harness fixing bolt (arrow B).
• Tightening torque of bolt (arrow A): 25±2.5Nm
• Tightening torque of bolt (arrow B): 22±2Nm
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
– As shown in the figure, install the new seal ring
① onto the tapered surface of the tool ②
(8910001ADE0000/2).
– Use tool ③ (8910001ADE0000/3) to push the
new seal ring ① on the tapered surface of tool ②
(8910001ADE0000/2) in the direction indicated by
arrow A to the position as indicated by arrow B in
the horizontal plane.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- Each fuel pipe of the fuel tank must be restored
to its original position. Otherwise, the fuel pipes
will be rubbed and damaged under the vibration of
the body, resulting in fuel leakage.
- Do not mix up the fittings of each pipe when
installing fuel pipe fittings.
– After installing the fuel tank assembly, check
whether the pipes are firmly fixed. - Ensure that
there is sufficient distance between the fuel tank
and the exhaust pipe heat shield to prevent the
fuel pipes from overheating.
Canister filter
Canister assembly
Upstream oxygen
sensor PCV pipeline pressure
sensor
Canister desorption
pressure sensor
Oil-gas separator
Canister control
valve
Oil-gas separator
Air cleaner
assembly
Turbocharger Absorption
Purge
Electronic
throttle body Canister
Produce fuel
Canister assembly
vapors
control valve
Engine
Canister filter
Atmosphere
Canister vent valve
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
Caniste
r
control
valve
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 4 Check the power supply circuit of the canister control valve.
Step 5 Check whether the circuit between the canister control valve and the ECM is open.
Canister control valve harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the canister control valve harness
connector EN17 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the canister control valve harness
connector EN17 and terminal 18 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
Signal Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
D Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Step 6 Check whether the control circuit of canister control valve is shorted to ground.
GAC Motor 2019
Maintenance Manual of 1.5GDI Engine 2-59Auxiliary emission control equipment
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of canister control valve is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 10 End.
Oxygen sensor
1 8910215BAC0000
disassembling tool
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
– Do not knock the upstream oxygen sensor with
a wrench or any other hard object to avoid
damage.
– Do not use a upstream oxygen sensor that has
been impacted.
2.4.9.2 Removing and installing downstream
oxygen sensor
Removal procedure
Tip:
If the engine is hot, wait until it cools down
naturally before operation.
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting battery
3 Remove the downstream oxygen sensor.
a. Pull out the connector detent (arrow A), and
disconnect the downstream oxygen sensor
connector (arrow B).
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
– Do not knock the downstream oxygen sensor
with a wrench or any other hard object to avoid
damage.
– Do not use a downstream oxygen sensor that
has been impacted.
2.4.9.3 Removing and installing canister control
valve
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting battery
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.4.9.4 Removing and installing canister
desorption pressure sensor
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting battery
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.4.9.5 Removing and installing canister assembly
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting battery
3 Remove the right rear wheel assembly. Refer
to 5.2.7.1 Removing and installing wheel
assembly
4 Remove the right rear wheel mudguard
assembly. Refer to 11.4.1.5 Removing and
installing rear wheel mudguard
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
– Replace the seal washer ①.
– After taking out the used sealing strip from the
oil-gas separator, it is necessary to clean the
groove for the sealing strip, and then install the
new sealing strip in the groove, otherwise it will
cause the illusion of oil leakage.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
– Replace the O-ring as arrowed when installing.
– Check whether the new O-ring is in good
condition.
2.5.2 Specifications
2.5.2.1 Description and operation
Overview
The main function of the exhaust system is to discharge the exhaust gases produced by combustion in
the cylinder, and to deal with harmful emissions as much as possible, while reducing noise. The
exhaust gases flow through the three-way catalytic converter assembly in which most of the harmful
gases are converted into harmless gases, and then pass through the muffler to reduce noise, and
finally are discharged into the atmosphere. After the conversion and noise reduction by exhaust system,
the emissions can meet the national standards.
Step 2 Tap the middle exhaust pipe assembly using a rubber hammer to check whether there is a
"clatter" sound.
Step 3 Tap the catalytic converter assembly Ⅱ using a rubber hammer to check whether there is
a "clatter" sound.
Step 4 Remove the catalytic converter assembly and shake it to check whether there is a "clatter"
sound.
Next step
Step 5 End.
2.5.5.4 Leaking exhaust system
If a "hissing" or crackle sound is heard from the engine when it is running, check for “Leaking exhaust
system” as follows: Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check whether there is any exhaust system component which is out of position or installed
incorrectly.
Step 2 Check whether the connection between the middle exhaust pipe assembly and the rear
exhaust pipeline with muffler assembly is leaking.
Step 3 Check whether the connection between the catalytic converter assembly II and the middle
exhaust pipe assembly is leaking.
Step 4 Check whether the connection between the catalytic converter assembly II and the catalytic
converter assembly is leaking.
Step 5 Check whether the connection between the catalytic converter assembly II and the
turbocharger assembly is leaking.
Step 6 Check whether the connection between the cast exhaust manifold and the turbocharger
assembly is leaking.
Step 7 Check whether the connection between the cast exhaust manifold and the cylinder head is
leaking.
Step 8 End.
2.5.5.5 Noisy exhaust system
If the exhaust noise is loud or abnormal when the engine is running, check for “Noisy exhaust system”
as follows:
1. Diagnostic procedure
Step 2 Check whether the rear exhaust pipeline with muffler assembly is cracked or damaged.
Step 3 Check whether the middle exhaust pipe assembly is cracked or damaged.
Step 7 End.
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
Replace the gasket.
The catalytic converter shall be handled with care
during disassembling, handling and assembling. It
is prohibited to bump the catalytic converter
assembly. Otherwise, it is likely to damage the
internal carrier assembly.
– After the catalytic converter is removed, it shall
be properly protected to prevent foreign materials,
liquids, etc. from entering the interior, for fear of
causing the catalytic converter to fail and resulting
in emission failure.
– After the catalytic converter assembly is
installed, check whether the pipe connections are
sealed properly. If there is exhaust gas leakage,
check the tightening torque of the exhaust pipe
bolts and nuts of connections, and replace the
damaged parts if necessary.
2.5.6.3 Removing and installing GPF differential
pressure sensor and connecting pipe
Removal procedure
1 If the engine is hot, wait until it cools down
naturally.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal. Refer
to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting battery
3 Remove the GPF differential pressure sensor
and connecting pipe
a. Disconnect the GPF differential pressure sensor
connector (arrow A), unscrew the fixing nut (arrow
B) of differential pressure sensor, and detach the
connection; unscrew the nuts (arrow C) fixing the
differential pressure sensor connecting pipe to the
body, and disconnect the differential pressure
sensor connecting pipe ② from the particulate
filter.
Tightening torque of nut (arrow B): 8±2Nm
Tightening torque of nut (arrow C): 8±2Nm
b. Disconnect the connecting pipe ② from the
GPF differential pressure sensor ①.
Installation procedure
The installation is in reverse of removal procedure.
2.5.6.4 Removing and installing particulate filter
assembly
Removal procedure
1 If the engine is hot, wait until it cools down
naturally.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal. Refer
to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting battery
3 Remove the downstream oxygen sensor. Refer
to 2.4.9.2 Removing and installing downstream
oxygen sensor
4 Remove the exhaust temperature sensor. Refer
to 2.5.6.7 Removing and installing exhaust
temperature sensor
5 Remove the GPF differential pressure sensor
and connecting pipe. Refer to2.5.6.3 Removing
and installing GPF differential pressure sensor
and connecting pipe
6 Remove the particulate filter assembly
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
Replace the gasket.
After the particulate filter assembly is installed,
check whether the pipe connections are sealed
properly. If there is exhaust gas leakage, check
the tightening torque of the exhaust pipe nuts of
connections, and replace the damaged parts if
necessary.
2.5.6.5 Removing and installing middle exhaust
pipe assembly
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ignition switch or ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
2 If the engine is hot, wait until it cools down
naturally.
3 Remove the middle exhaust pipeline assembly
a. Unscrew the nuts as arrowed, and disconnect
the middle exhaust pipeline assembly ① from the
catalytic converter assembly Ⅱ ②.
b. Remove the gasket.
Tightening torque of nut: 45±5Nm
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
Replace the gasket.
- When removing and installing the exhaust pipe
suspension cushion, first lubricate the connection
between the suspension cushion and the rigid
bracket for smooth removal and installing.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
Replace the gasket.
- When removing and installing the exhaust pipe
suspension cushion, first lubricate the connection
between the suspension cushion and the rigid
bracket for smooth removal and installing.
After the rear exhaust pipeline with rear muffler
assembly is installed, check whether the pipe
connections are sealed properly. If there is
exhaust gas leakage, check the tightening torque
of nuts of connections, and replace the damaged
parts if necessary.
Installation procedure
The installation is in reverse of removal procedure.
Intake manifold
assembly
(2 pcs in total)
Intake manifold
(3 pcs in total)
Self-tapping screw
(2 pcs in total)
Intake manifold
bracket
(2 pcs in total)
(4 pcs in total)
Step 2 Check whether the electronic throttle body has excessive carbon deposits.
Step 3 Check whether there are excessive carbon deposits in the intake manifold or cylinder head
intake port.
Next step
Step 4 End.
2.6.6.4 Leaking intake system
If a "hissing" sound is heard from the engine when it is running, check for “Leaking intake system” as
follows: Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check whether the connections of the intake system components are loose.
Step 2 Check whether the vacuum brake hose assembly is aged or damaged.
Step 7 End.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.6.7.2 Removing and installing air cleaner
element
Removal procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
– To replace the air cleaner element, use the
original product.
–Clean off the debris in the air cleaner housing.
2.6.7.3 Removing and installing intake pipe
assembly
Removal procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.6.7.4 Removing and installing air pipe assembly
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Remove the air pipe assembly
a. Remove the engine upper guard plate assembly
①.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.6.7.5 Removing and installing intake manifold
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting battery
3 Remove the dipstick tube. Refer to 2.14.8.6
Removing and installing dipstick tube
4 Remove the air cleaner assembly. Refer to
2.6.7.1 Removing and installing air cleaner
assembly
5 Remove the electronic throttle body. Refer to
2.6.7.6 Removing and installing electronic throttle
body
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
– Check whether there are carbon deposits in the
intake manifold and intake port, and clean off the
carbon deposits if any.
– Replace the intake manifold seal ring ① and
the electronic throttle body O-ring ②.
Installation procedure
Ignition coil 4
Ignition coil 2
Ignition coil 1
Speed sensor
(2 pcs in total)
Phase sensor (intake
Phase sensor (exhaust side)
side)
(4 pcs in total)
Ignition coil
Spark plug
(4 pcs in total)
Knock sensor
Speed sensor
Speed sensor
Knock sensor
Main
relay Engine
compartment
relay box
ECM
Step 2 Check whether the main relay control output circuit is normal.
Step 3 Check whether the main relay power output circuit is normal.
Step 5 End.
Step 3 Check whether the gap between the spark plug electrodes is normal.
Next step
Step 7 End.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
– Ensure that there is no crack on the surface of
the ignition coil.
– When installing the ignition coil, press the
ignition coil to the bottom, with its top in full
contact with the cylinder head cover. It is
forbidden to install it when it is not fully
compressed.
2.7.8.2 Removing and installing spark plug
Removal procedure
Tip:
It is forbidden to remove the spark plug when the
engine is hot, for fear of damage to the spark plug
thread on the cylinder head.
After removing the spark plug, plug the spark plug
hole with a cloth to prevent debris from falling into
the cylinder.
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting battery
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.7.8.4 Removing and installing speed sensor
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting battery
3 Lift the vehicle.
4 Remove the speed sensor
a. Unscrew the fixing screws (arrow A) and bolts
(arrow B), and remove the engine compartment
lower guard plate ①.
• Tightening torque of bolt (arrow B): 6±2Nm
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
– Clean the oil dirt and impurities off the surface of
speed sensor and the detection terminals.
– Replace the O-ring ① during installation.
Installation procedure
Catalytic converter
assembly
Turbocharger
assembly
Canister control
valve
Canister
assembly
Charge air pressure
control solenoid valve
Fuel pump High- Fuel rail injector High-pressure High- Speed Oil pump Knock sensor Water temperature
pressure assembly fuel rail pressure pressure sensor solenoid sensor
sensor
fuel pump injector valve
This is a GDI engine. Its main difference from the PFI engine is that the fuel is directly injected into the
GAC Motor 2019
Control system 2-132 Maintenance Manual of 1.5GDI Engine
cylinder without mixing with air in the port. To achieve this function, the high-pressure fuel injection
system is used, including the high-pressure fuel pump, high-pressure fuel rail, high-pressure fuel rail
pressure sensor, and high-pressure injector.
Technical characteristics of 1.5T GDI engine
GDI technology, 3 injections per cycle. Low-inertia exhaust gas turbocharger, taking into account both
high-speed power and low-speed torque. Intake/exhaust DVVT, new generation of silent chain
technology, roller rocker arm, hydraulic tappet, MAHLE sodium-filled hollow exhaust valve. Patented
GCCS, high-energy ignition coil, NGK high-performance spark plug. The electronically controlled
variable displacement oil pump, improving fuel economy under the premise of satisfying lubrication
requirement. Lightweight thin-walled cylinder block, offset crankshaft technology, gantry cast iron
cylinder block + aluminum alloy oil pan, improving NVH performance.
2.8.3 System working principles
2.8.3.1 System working principles
MAP / IAT sensor
The MAP/IAT sensor is used to detect and sense the actual air intake status of the engine when the
engine is running. For the EMS that adopts the speed-density air intake metering method, the ECM will
quickly calculate the engine instantaneous air intake based on the data provided by the sensor and
referring to the input parameters of other sensors of the EMS. Therefore, the MAP/IAT sensor is one of
the main components that indicate the actual operating conditions and load status of the engine.
The MAP/IAT sensor is a resistor with a negative temperature coefficient (NTC). The resistance
changes with the intake temperature. The sensor sends a voltage indicating the change in intake
temperature the ECM.
The MAP/IAT sensor is composed of a silicon chip with an etched pressure diaphragm. There are 4
piezoelectric resistors and a signal processing circuit on the pressure diaphragm.
The water temperature sensor is located on the main water passage of the water pump bracket housing
assembly. The EMS will calculate the best control scheme based on the signal provided by the water
temperature sensor. At the same time, the temperature information is also transmitted to the instrument
panel to display the current engine operating temperature.
Oil control valve
The oil control valve is located on the cylinder head cover, near the front end of the engine. The
working power of the oil control valve is provided by the main relay controlled by the ECM. The ECM
controls the grounding of the oil control valve with a pulse width modulation signal, which can
continuously change the timing relationship between the crankshaft and the camshaft, so that the
engine can obtain the best valve timing required under different operating conditions, and thus realize
the control of the valve timing. It will help improve engine efficiency and idle speed stability and provide
greater torque and power, while helping to improve fuel economy and reduce hydrocarbon and nitrogen
oxide emissions.
ECM
The ECM of this vehicle is a microprocessor with a SCM as its core. It tests and calculates the required
air-fuel ratio and the ignition advance angle of the engine according to the input data from each sensor,
and directly controls the intake flow and the corresponding fuel supply, fuel injection timing, high-
pressure ignition timing, ignition close angle, engine idle speed in various engine operating conditions,
and working status of other accessory systems (such as A/C compressor, cooling fan, etc.). It
processes sensor data from different parts of the vehicle, judges the working status of the engine, and
then accurately controls the engine through the actuators.
The ECM has the function of continuously monitoring and controlling the normal operation of the engine.
ECM
Electronic accelerator
pedal assembly
Oil control
valve
The throttle opening of the electronic throttle body is controlled as follows: the ECM analyzes the
driver’s real-time driving intention in advance according to control input signals of driver depressing the
electronic accelerator pedal assembly and other sensor input signals from the engine and vehicle,
calculates the engine output power required by the vehicle at this moment and in this status, and
controls the throttle opening of engine and adjusts the corresponding air supply accordingly; at the
same time, the throttle position sensor on the electronic throttle body can detect the actual opening of
the throttle timely and feed it back to the ECM; then the ECM optimizes and corrects the control
parameters of the vehicle again based on the feedback signal. This control process can ensure that the
engine and the vehicle work in the best control status.
31 0.5/pink Injector 1 + - -
32 0.5/brown Injector 4 + - -
5 0.75/black Ground - -
6 0.75/black Ground - -
circuit is damaged
1 The pin of upstream oxygen 1 Check whether the pin of upstream
sensor heater control circuit is oxygen sensor heater control circuit is
shorted to ground shorted to ground
Upstream Oxygen Sensor 2 The power supply terminal of 2 Check whether the power supply
P003100 Heater Control Circuit upstream oxygen sensor heater terminal of upstream oxygen sensor heater
Voltage Low control circuit is grounded control circuit is grounded
3 The upstream oxygen sensor 3 Check whether the upstream oxygen
heater pin at ECU side is sensor heater pin at ECU side is shorted to
shorted to ground ground
1 The pin of upstream oxygen 1 Check whether the pin of upstream
sensor heater control circuit is oxygen sensor heater control circuit is
Upstream Oxygen Sensor
shorted to power supply shorted to power supply
P003200 Heater Control Circuit
2 The upstream oxygen sensor 2 Check whether the upstream oxygen
Voltage High
heater pin at ECU side is sensor heater pin at ECU side is shorted to
shorted to power supply power supply
Heater Circuit Fault 2 The oxygen sensor resister is the ignition switch in the "ON" position
aged 2 Read and save the fail-frost frame
information
3 Measure whether the voltage of #1 wire
(white, positive pole of heater power
supply) at oxygen sensor side of the
upstream oxygen sensor harness is 12V
with the oxygen sensor connector
connected.
4 Measure whether the voltage of #2 wire
(white, ground of heater power supply) at
oxygen sensor side of the upstream
oxygen sensor harness is 12V with the
oxygen sensor connector connected.
5 Disconnect the upstream oxygen sensor
harness connector, remove the upstream
oxygen sensor, and allow the oxygen
sensor to cool down at room temperature.
When the oxygen sensor reaches the room
temperature ①, use a multimeter to
measure whether the resistance between
the #1 port (white, positive pole of heater
power supply) and #2 port (white, ground
of heater power supply) at the sensor side
is greater than 15Ω.
measurement
3 Check whether the installation position of
charge air sensor is correct or the intake
pipe is disconnected or seriously leaking,
etc.
1 Connect the diagnostic scan tool and set
the ignition switch in the "ON" position
1 The sensor is frozen or oily 2 Set the ignition switch in the "OFF"
position, and check the sensor probe for
2 The sensor is aged
MAP Sensor Pressure ice, oil dirt, etc. that may affect the normal
P120100 3 The intake pipe is
below Lower Limit measurement
disconnected or seriously
3 Check whether the installation position of
leaking
charge air sensor is correct or the intake
pipe is disconnected or seriously leaking,
etc.
1 Connect the diagnostic scan tool and set
the ignition switch in the "ON" position
1 The sensor is frozen or oily 2 Set the ignition switch in the "OFF"
position, and check the sensor probe for
2 The sensor is aged
Charge Air Pressure above ice, oil dirt, etc. that may affect the normal
P120400 3 The intake pipe is
Upper Limit measurement
disconnected or seriously
3 Check whether the installation position of
leaking
charge air sensor is correct or the intake
pipe is disconnected or seriously leaking,
etc.
normal value
1 Check for contact resistance in the
Coolant Temperature harness
Coolant Temperature Sensor
P011623 Sensor 1 Signal 2 Check for excessive deviation between
Internal Resistance Implausible
Implausible the sensor internal resistance and the
normal value
1 Check for contact resistance in the
harness
Coolant Temperature Coolant Temperature Sensor
P011626 2 Check for excessive deviation between
Sensor 1 Signal Stuck Internal Resistance Implausible
the sensor internal resistance and the
normal value
1 Check for contact resistance in the
Coolant Temperature harness
Sensor 1 Cold Start Check Coolant Temperature Sensor
P050C24 2 Check for excessive deviation between
Implausible (Positive Internal Resistance Implausible
Deviation) the sensor internal resistance and the
normal value
1 Check for contact resistance in the
Coolant Temperature harness
Sensor 1 Cold Start Check Coolant Temperature Sensor
P050C23 2 Check for excessive deviation between
Implausible (Negative Internal Resistance Implausible
Deviation) the sensor internal resistance and the
normal value
Value Based on has a positive characteristic the ignition switch in the "ON" position
Downstream Oxygen deviation (biased lean) 2 Read and save the fail-frost frame
Sensor below Lower Limit - 2 The downstream oxygen information
Biased Lean sensor ages to a certain extent 3 Check the intake and exhaust systems
3 There is leakage in the intake for leakage
/ exhaust system 4 Replace the upstream LSU oxygen
4 The catalytic converter is sensor, return the vehicle to the customer,
seriously degraded and track whether the fault recurs
5 Replace the downstream oxygen sensor
and track whether the fault recurs
6 Check whether the catalytic converter is
degraded
7 Replace the catalytic converter and track
whether the fault recurs
Closed valve pin is low, which makes the ignition switch in the "ON" position
the canister vent valve closed 2 Read and save the fail-frost frame
2 The canister vent valve is information
stuck closed and cannot be 3 Keep the sensor connector normal, and
open use a multimeter to check whether the
3 The pipe of canister vent voltage of canister vent valve pin is too low
valve is clogged or shorted to ground
4 The canister valve is stuck 4 Remove the pipeline at the canister vent
open valve and observe whether it is clogged
5 The fuel tank pressure sensor 5 Check whether the hardware of canister
is damaged vent valve is stuck closed
6 Check whether the canister valve is stuck
open
7 Replace the fuel tank pressure sensor,
restart the engine, and run it for 10min to
see if the fault recurs
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the VCT (intake) and the ECM is open.
VCT (intake) harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the VCT (intake) harness connector
VCT (intake) signal EN24 and the ECM harness connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of the VCT (intake) harness connector
EN24 and terminal 20 of the ECM harness
connector EN01.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
D Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of VCT (intake) is shorted to ground.
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of VCT (intake) is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 10 End.
2.8.6.7 DTC: P000B00, P001300......
DTC Description
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the VCT (exhaust) and the ECM is open.
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of VCT (exhaust) is shorted to ground.
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of VCT (exhaust) is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 10 End.
DTC Description
Crankshaft-Intake Camshaft Initial Installation
P001676
Position Implausible (Bank1)
Excessive Relative Position Deviation between
P001678
Crankshaft and Intake Camshaft (Bank1)
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
A Connect the diagnostic scan tool to the OBD
DLC.
B Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position, read the DTC and record it.
C Clear the DTC.
D Start the engine, idle it for about 5 minutes, and
carry out the related triggering test by simulating
the fault symptom; if the engine cannot be started,
do not try again.
Step 2 Re-calibrate the relative position between the intake camshaft phaser and the camshaft.
A Open the oil filler cap and pull out the oil dipstick
to check whether the oil is too dark and thick and
has been used for a long time, or if the oil level is
too low.
Change the engine oil and replace the oil
filter or repair the engine oil leak.
Y
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.9 DTC: P001776, P001778
DTC Description
P001776 Crankshaft-Exhaust Camshaft Initial Installation
Position Implausible (Bank1)
P001778 Excessive Relative Position Deviation between
Crankshaft and Exhaust Camshaft (Bank1)
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
Step 2 Re-calibrate the relative position between the exhaust camshaft phaser and the camshaft.
A Open the oil filler cap and pull out the oil dipstick
to check whether the oil is too dark and thick and
has been used for a long time, or if the oil level is
too low.
Change the engine oil and replace the oil
filter or repair the engine oil leak.
Y
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.10 DTC: P003000, P003100......
DTC Description
P003000 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Heater Control Circuit
Open
P003100 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Heater Control Circuit
Voltage Low
P003200 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Heater Control Circuit
Voltage High
P005300 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Internal Resistance
High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
Upstre Downstream
am oxygen
oxygen sensor
sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the upstream oxygen sensor and the ECM is open.
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of upstream oxygen sensor heater is shorted to ground.
Upstream oxygen sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the upstream oxygen sensor
Upstream oxygen sensor heater -
harness connector EN04 and the ECM harness
connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the upstream oxygen sensor harness
connector EN04 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
D Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N
connector.
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of upstream oxygen sensor heater is shorted to power
supply.
Upstream oxygen sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Upstream oxygen sensor heater -
B Disconnect the upstream oxygen sensor
harness connector EN04 and the ECM harness
connector FB46.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
3 of the upstream oxygen sensor harness
connector EN04 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 11 End.
2.8.6.11 DTC: P003300, P003400......
DTC Description
P003300 Turbocharger Relief Valve Control Circuit Open
Turbocharger Relief Valve Control Circuit Voltage
P003400
Low
Turbocharger Relief Valve Control Circuit Voltage
P003500
High
P226100 Turbocharger Waste Gate Mechanical Fault
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the turbocharger relief valve and the ECM is open.
Relief valve -
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of turbocharger relief valve is shorted to ground.
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of turbocharger relief valve is shorted to power supply.
Relief valve harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the turbocharger relief valve harness
connector EN23 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of the turbocharger relief valve harness
Relief valve - connector EN23 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 10 End.
2.8.6.12 DTC: P003600, P003700......
DTC Description
Downstream Oxygen Sensor Heater Control
P003600
Circuit Open
Downstream Oxygen Sensor Heater Control
P003700
Circuit Voltage Low
Downstream Oxygen Sensor Heater Control
P003800
Circuit Voltage High
Downstream Oxygen Sensor Heater Internal
P005400
Resistance Implausible
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
Upstre Downstream
am oxygen sensor
oxygen
sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Downstream oxygen sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the downstream oxygen sensor
harness connector EN05.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
4 of the downstream oxygen sensor harness
connector EN05 and the body ground.
Downstream oxygen sensor
heater + Standard voltage: 11~14V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the downstream oxygen sensor and the ECM is open.
Downstream oxygen sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the downstream oxygen sensor
harness connector EN05 and the ECM harness
connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the downstream oxygen sensor
harness connector EN05 and terminal 72 of the
ECM harness connector FB46.
Downstream oxygen sensor
heater -
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
D Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
ECM harness connector
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of downstream oxygen sensor heater is shorted to ground.
Downstream oxygen sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the downstream oxygen sensor
harness connector EN05 and the ECM harness
connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the downstream oxygen sensor
harness connector EN05 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
Downstream oxygen sensor
heater - D Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of downstream oxygen sensor heater is shorted to power
supply.
Next step
Step 1 End.
2.8.6.13 DTC: P008700, P008800......
DTC Description
P008700 High-Pressure Fuel Rail Pressure Low
(Main relay)
Engine Instrument
compart panel PDU
ment
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
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Control system 2-272 Maintenance Manual of 1.5GDI Engine
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the high-pressure fuel pump and the ECM is open.
High-pressure fuel pump harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the high-pressure fuel pump
Fuel control - harness connector EN45 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the high-pressure fuel pump harness
connector EN45 and terminal 4 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
Fuel control + D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of the high-pressure fuel pump harness
connector EN45 and terminal 3 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
E Verify if the measured value is consistent with
ECM harness connector the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
Fuel control - Fuel control + connector.
N
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of high-pressure fuel pump is shorted to ground.
High-pressure fuel pump harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the high-pressure fuel pump
Fuel control - harness connector EN45 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the high-pressure fuel pump harness
connector EN45 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Fuel control + terminal 2 of the high-pressure fuel pump harness
connector EN45 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
E Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of high-pressure fuel pump is shorted to power supply.
High-pressure fuel pump harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the high-pressure fuel pump
Fuel control -
harness connector EN45 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of the high-pressure fuel pump harness
Fuel control + connector EN45 and the body ground.
E Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
2 of the high-pressure fuel pump harness
connector EN45 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
F Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.14 DTC: P009700, P009800......
DTC Description
P009700 IAT Sensor 2 Circuit Voltage Low
P009800 IAT Sensor 2 Circuit Voltage High
P009900 IAT Sensor 2 Circuit Voltage Implausible
IAT Sensor 2 Cold Start Check Implausible
P138024
(Positive Deviation)
IAT Sensor 2 Cold Start Check Implausible
P138023
(Negative Deviation)
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the charge air temperature and pressure sensor and the
ECM is open.
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of charge air temperature and pressure sensor is shorted
to ground.
Charge air temperature and pressure sensor A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
harness connector position.
Temperature signal of charge air
B Disconnect the charge air temperature and
temperature and pressure sensor pressure sensor harness connector EN32 and the
ECM harness connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the charge air temperature and
pressure sensor harness connector EN32 and the
body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Charge air Charge air
temperature and temperature and terminal 2 of the charge air temperature and
pressure sensor pressure sensor pressure sensor harness connector EN32 and the
ground power supply
body ground.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the charge air temperature and
pressure sensor harness connector EN32 and the
body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
F Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of charge air temperature and pressure sensor is shorted
to power supply.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.15 DTC: P00C721, P00C722......
DTC Description
Low Pressure Value of MAP Sensor Signal during
P00C721
Start
High Pressure Value of MAP Sensor Signal during
P00C722
Start
MAP Sensor Pressure Implausibly Higher Than
P010622
Model Pressure
MAP Sensor Pressure Implausibly Lower Than
P010621
Model Pressure
Abnormal Signal Value without Fluctuation of MAP
P01062A
sensor
P010700 MAP Sensor Shorted to Ground
P010800 MAP sensor Shorted to Power Supply
P120000 MAP Sensor Pressure above Upper Limit
P120100 MAP Sensor Pressure below Lower Limit
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrument
compart panel PDU
ment
PDU
MAP / IAT
Temperat Pressure
ure sensor sensor
sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the MAP/IAT sensor and the ECM is open.
MAP/IAT sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
MAP/IAT sensor MAP/IAT sensor B Disconnect the MAP/IAT sensor harness
ground pressure signal connector EN16 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness
connector EN16 and terminal 6 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
MAP/IAT sensor D Measure the resistance of circuit between
power supply terminal 3 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness
connector EN16 and terminal 44 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 4 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness
ECM harness connector connector EN16 and terminal 12 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
MAP/IAT sensor MAP/IAT sensor
ground pressure signal Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
F Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of MAP/IAT sensor is shorted to ground.
MAP/IAT sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
MAP/IAT sensor MAP/IAT sensor B Disconnect the MAP/IAT sensor harness
ground pressure signal connector EN16 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness
connector EN16 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
MAP/IAT sensor terminal 3 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness
power supply connector EN16 and the body ground.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 4 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness
connector EN16 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
F Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of MAP/IAT sensor is shorted to power supply.
MAP/IAT sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
MAP/IAT sensor MAP/IAT sensor B Disconnect the MAP/IAT sensor harness
ground pressure signal connector EN16 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness connector EN16
MAP/IAT sensor and the body ground.
power supply
E Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
3 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness connector EN16
and the body ground.
F Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
4 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness connector EN16
and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
G Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.16 DTC: P00CE24, P00CE23......
DTC Description
IAT Sensor 1 Cold Start Check Implausible
P00CE24
(Positive Deviation)
IAT Sensor 1 Cold Start Check Implausible
P00CE23
(Negative Deviation)
P011200 IAT Sensor 1 Circuit Voltage Low
P011300 IAT Sensor 1 Circuit Voltage High
P011400 IAT Sensor 1 Circuit Voltage Implausible
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrument
compart panel PDU
ment
PDU
MAP / IAT
Temperat Pressure
ure sensor sensor
sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the MAP/IAT sensor and the ECM is open.
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of MAP/IAT sensor is shorted to ground.
MAP/IAT sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
MAP/IAT sensor MAP/IAT sensor B Disconnect the MAP/IAT sensor harness
ground power supply connector EN16 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness
connector EN16 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
MAP/IAT sensor terminal 2 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness
temperature signal connector EN16 and the body ground.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the MAP/IAT sensor harness
connector EN16 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
F Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of MAP/IAT sensor is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.17 DTC: P011623, P011626......
DTC Description
Coolant Temperature Sensor Signal Implausible
P011623
(Low Side)
Coolant Temperature Sensor Signal Implausible
P011626
(Stuck)
Coolant Temperature Sensor 1 Circuit Voltage
P011700
Low
Coolant Temperature Sensor 1 Circuit Voltage
P011800
High
Coolant Temperature Sensor 1 Circuit Voltage
P011900
Implausible
Coolant Temperature Sensor 1 Cold Start Check
P050C24
Implausible (Positive Deviation)
Coolant Temperature Sensor 1 Cold Start Check
P050C23
Implausible (Negative Deviation)
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrument
compart panel PDU
ment
PDU
MAP / IAT
Temperat Pressure
ure sensor sensor
sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 3 Check whether the circuit between the coolant temperature sensor and the ECM is open.
Coolant temperature
sensor ground
Coolant temperature
sensor signal
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of coolant temperature sensor is shorted to ground.
Coolant temperature sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Coolant temperature
sensor signal B Disconnect the coolant temperature sensor
harness connector EN15 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the coolant temperature sensor
harness connector EN15 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the coolant temperature sensor
harness connector EN15 and the body ground.
Coolant temperature
sensor ground Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
E Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of coolant temperature sensor is shorted to power supply.
Coolant temperature sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Coolant temperature
sensor signal B Disconnect the coolant temperature sensor
harness connector EN15 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of the coolant temperature sensor harness
connector EN15 and the body ground.
Coolant temperature
E Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
sensor ground 3 of the coolant temperature sensor harness
connector EN15 and the body ground.
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Control system 2-294 Maintenance Manual of 1.5GDI Engine
Standard voltage: 0V
F Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.18 DTC: P012100, P012200......
DTC Description
Electronic Throttle Position Sensor 1 Signal
P012100
Implausible
Electronic Throttle Position Sensor 1 Signal Circuit
P012200
Voltage Low
Electronic Throttle Position Sensor 1 Signal Circuit
P012300
Voltage High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrument
compart panel PDU
ment
PDU
MAP / IAT
Temperat Pressure
ure sensor sensor
sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the electronic throttle position sensor 1 and the ECM is
open.
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of electronic throttle position sensor 1 is shorted to
ground.
Electronic throttle position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the electronic throttle position
Throttle position sensor Throttle position sensor
ground power supply sensor harness connector EN18 and the ECM
harness connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the electronic throttle position sensor
Throttle position sensor harness connector EN18 and the body ground.
signal 1
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 6 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
F Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of electronic throttle position sensor 1 is shorted to power
supply.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.19 DTC: P013100, P013200......
DTC Description
Upstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Circuit Voltage
P013100
Low
Upstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Circuit Voltage
P013200
High
P013300 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Aging
P013400 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Circuit Fault
P219500 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Biased Lean
P219600 Upstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Biased Rich
Coupling of Upstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Wire
P223100
to Heater Wire
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compart
ment
PDU
Upstre Downs
am tream
oxygen oxygen
sensor sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the upstream oxygen sensor and the ECM is open.
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of upstream oxygen sensor is shorted to ground.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of upstream oxygen sensor is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.20 DTC: P013600, P013700......
DTC Description
P013600 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Open
Downstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Wire Shorted
P013700
to Ground
Downstream Oxygen Sensor Signal Wire Shorted
P013800
to Power Supply
Slow Rich-Lean Response Of Downstream
P013A00
Oxygen Sensor
Coupling of Downstream Oxygen Sensor Signal
P223200
Wire to Heater Wire
Downstream Oxygen Sensor Aging - Signal
P227000
Biased Lean Continuously
Downstream Oxygen Sensor Aging - Signal
P227100
Biased Rich Continuously
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compart
ment
PDU
Upstre Downs
am tream
oxygen oxygen
sensor sensor
ECM
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the downstream oxygen sensor and the ECM is open.
Downstream oxygen
sensor signal -
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of downstream oxygen sensor is shorted to ground.
Downstream oxygen sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Downstream oxygen B Disconnect the downstream oxygen sensor
sensor signal + harness connector EN05 and the ECM harness
connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the downstream oxygen sensor
harness connector EN05 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Downstream oxygen terminal 2 of the downstream oxygen sensor
sensor signal - harness connector EN05 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
E Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of downstream oxygen sensor is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.21 DTC: P019000, P019128......
DTC Description
High-Pressure Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Voltage
P019000
Signal Implausible
Negative Deviation of Characteristic Curve of
P019128
High-Pressure Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor
Positive Deviation of Characteristic Curve of High-
P019129
Pressure Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor
High-Pressure Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Circuit
P019200
Voltage Low
High-Pressure Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Circuit
P019300
Voltage High
High-Pressure Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Signal
P019400
Stuck
High-Pressure Fuel Passage Pressure High
P053F22
during Catalytic Converter Heating
High-Pressure Fuel Passage Pressure Low during
P053F21
Catalytic Converter Heating
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrument
compart panel PDU
ment
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the high-pressure common rail pressure sensor and the
ECM is open.
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of high-pressure common rail pressure sensor is shorted
to ground.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of high-pressure common rail pressure sensor is shorted
to power supply.
High-pressure common rail pressure sensor harness A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
connector position.
High-pressure common rail B Disconnect the high-pressure common rail
pressure sensor signal pressure sensor harness connector EN46 and the
ECM harness connector EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of the high-pressure common rail pressure
High-pressure common High-pressure sensor harness connector EN46 and the body
rail pressure sensor common rail pressure ground.
ground sensor power supply
E Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
2 of the high-pressure common rail pressure
sensor harness connector EN46 and the body
ground.
F Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
3 of the high-pressure common rail pressure
sensor harness connector EN46 and the body
ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
G Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.22 DTC: P020100, P026100......
DTC Description
P020100 1# Cylinder Injector Control Circuit Open
1# Cylinder Injector High/Low Side Control Circuit
P026100
Voltage Low
1# Cylinder Injector Low Side Control Circuit
P026200
Voltage High
1# Cylinder Injector Control Circuit Current Rise
P026300
Time Implausible
Short Circuit between 1# Cylinder Injector High
P02EE00
Side and Low Side Control Circuits
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Injector
A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Remove the #1 cylinder injector.
C Measure whether the resistance of #1 cylinder
injector is normal.
Standard resistance: 2±0.1Ω (@20℃)
N Replace the #1 cylinder injector.
Step 3 Check whether the circuit between the #1 cylinder injector and the ECM is open.
Injector 1+
Injector 1-
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of #1 cylinder injector is shorted to ground.
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of #1 cylinder injector is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.23 DTC: P020200, P026400......
DTC Description
P020200 2# Cylinder Injector Control Circuit Open
2# Cylinder Injector High/Low Side Control Circuit
P026400
Voltage Low
2# Cylinder Injector Low Side Control Circuit
P026500
Voltage High
2# Cylinder Injector Control Circuit Current Rise
P026600
Time Implausible
Short Circuit between 2# Cylinder Injector High
P02EF00
Side and Low Side Control Circuits
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 3 Check whether the circuit between the #2 cylinder injector and the ECM is open.
Injector 2+ Injector 2-
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of #2 cylinder injector is shorted to ground.
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of #2 cylinder injector is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.24 DTC: P020300, P026700......
DTC Description
P020300 3# Cylinder Injector Control Circuit Open
3# Cylinder Injector High/Low Side Control Circuit
P026700
Voltage Low
3# Cylinder Injector Low Side Control Circuit
P026800
Voltage High
3# Cylinder Injector Control Circuit Current Rise
P026900
Time Implausible
Short Circuit between 3# Cylinder Injector High
P02F000
Side and Low Side Control Circuits
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 3 Check whether the circuit between the #3 cylinder injector and the ECM is open.
Injector 3-
Injector 3+
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of #3 cylinder injector is shorted to ground.
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of #3 cylinder injector is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.25 DTC: P020400, P027000......
DTC Description
P020400 4# Cylinder Injector Control Circuit Open
4# Cylinder Injector High/Low Side Control Circuit
P027000
Voltage Low
4# Cylinder Injector Low Side Control Circuit
P027100
Voltage High
4# Cylinder Injector Control Circuit Current Rise
P027200
Time Implausible
Short Circuit between 4# Cylinder Injector High
P02F100
Side and Low Side Control Circuits
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Injector
A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Remove the #4 cylinder injector.
C Measure whether the resistance of #4 cylinder
injector is normal.
Standard resistance: 2±0.1Ω (@20℃)
N Replace the #4 cylinder injector
Step 3 Check whether the circuit between the #4 cylinder injector and the ECM is open.
Injector 4+
Injector 4-
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of #4 cylinder injector is shorted to ground.
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of #4 cylinder injector is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.26 DTC: P021900
DTC Description
P021900 Engine Overspeed
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
Refer to P-CAN
system circuit
diagram
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Next step
Step 4 End.
2.8.6.27 DTC: P022100, P022200......
DTC Description
Electronic Throttle Position Sensor 2 Signal
P022100
Implausible
Electronic Throttle Position Sensor 2 Signal Circuit
P022200
Voltage Low
Electronic Throttle Position Sensor 2 Signal Circuit
P022300
Voltage High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrument
compart panel PDU
ment
PDU
MAP / IAT
Temperat Pressure
ure sensor sensor
sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the electronic throttle position sensor 2 and the ECM is
open.
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of electronic throttle position sensor 2 is shorted to
ground.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of electronic throttle position sensor 2 is shorted to power
supply.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.28 DTC: P023400, P029900......
DTC Description
P023400 High Charge Air Pressure Display of Turbocharger
P029900 Low Charge Air Pressure Display of Turbocharger
P023622 Charge Air Pressure Implausibly High
P023621 Charge Air Pressure Implausibly Low
P120500 Charge Air Pressure below Lower Limit
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 4 Check the circuit between the waste gate and the ECM.
Waste gate
control signal
Next step
Step 8 End.
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the charge air pressure sensor and the ECM is open.
Sensor 5V power
supply
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of charge air pressure sensor is shorted to ground.
Charge air temperature and pressure sensor A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
harness connector position.
Pressure signal of charge air B Disconnect the charge air pressure sensor
temperature and pressure sensor
harness connector EN32 and the ECM harness
connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the charge air pressure sensor
harness connector EN32 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the charge air pressure sensor
Charge air temperature Charge air temperature
and pressure sensor and pressure sensor
harness connector EN32 and the body ground.
ground power supply E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 4 of the charge air pressure sensor
harness connector EN32 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
F Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
N
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of charge air pressure sensor is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.30 DTC: P024300, P024500......
DTC Description
P024300 Waste Gate Control Circuit Open
P024500 Waste Gate Control Circuit Voltage Low
P024600 Waste Gate Control Circuit Voltage High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Waste gate
A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Remove the waste gate.
C Measure whether the resistance across the
waste gate is normal.
Standard resistance: 23±1.2Ω
N Replace the waste gate.
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the waste gate and the ECM is open.
Waste gate harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the waste gate harness connector
EN22 and the ECM harness connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the waste gate harness connector
EN22 and terminal 44 of the ECM harness
connector FB46.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
D Verify if the measured value is consistent with
Waste gate -
the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Waste gate
control signal
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of waste gate is shorted to ground.
Waste gate harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the waste gate harness connector
EN22 and the ECM harness connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the waste gate harness connector
EN22 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
D Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Waste gate -
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of waste gate is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 11 End.
2.8.6.31 DTC: P030000, P030100......
DTC Description
P030000 Random or Multi-cylinder Misfire
P030100 1# Cylinder Misfire Detected
P030200 2# Cylinder Misfire Detected
P030300 3# Cylinder Misfire Detected
P030400 4# Cylinder Misfire Detected
P036300 Misfire Detected – Fueling Disabled
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
Refer to P-CAN
system circuit
diagram
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 6 Check the fuel and the fuel injector of misfire cylinder.
Next step
Step 11 End.
(Main relay)
Engine Instrument
compart panel PDU
ment
PDU
MAP / IAT
Temperat Pressure
ure sensor sensor
sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Knock sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the knock sensor harness connector
Knock sensor signal - EN14 and the ECM harness connector EN01.
Low
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the knock sensor harness connector
EN14 and terminal 10 of the ECM harness
connector EN01.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of the knock sensor harness connector
Knock sensor signal - EN14 and terminal 25 of the ECM harness
High
connector EN01.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
E Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
ECM harness connector
Replace or repair the harness or
Knock sensor signal - N connector.
Low
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of knock sensor is shorted to ground.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of knock sensor is shorted to power supply.
Knock sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the knock sensor harness connector
Knock sensor signal - EN14 and the ECM harness connector EN01.
Low
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of the knock sensor harness connector EN14
and the body ground.
E Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
Knock sensor signal -
High 2 of the knock sensor harness connector EN14
and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
F Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.33 DTC: P033500, P033900......
DTC Description
P033500 Speed Sensor Reverse Signal Implausible
P033900 Speed Sensor Signal Implausible
P261700 Speed Sensor Signal Lost
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the speed sensor and the ECM is open.
Speed sensor
ground
Speed sensor signal
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of speed sensor is shorted to ground.
Speed sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Speed sensor signal B Disconnect the speed sensor harness connector
EN19 and the ECM harness connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the speed sensor harness connector
EN19 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of the speed sensor harness connector
Speed sensor ground Speedsensor power
EN19 and the body ground.
supply E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the speed sensor harness connector
EN19 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
F Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of speed sensor is shorted to power supply.
Speed sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Speed sensor signal B Disconnect the speed sensor harness connector
EN19 and the ECM harness connector EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of the speed sensor harness connector EN19
and the body ground.
Speed sensor ground Speedsensor power E Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
supply 2 of the speed sensor harness connector EN19
and the body ground.
F Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
3 of the speed sensor harness connector EN19
and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
G Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.34 DTC: P034100, P034200......
DTC Description
Intake Camshaft Sensor Signal Implausible
P034100
(Bank1)
Intake Camshaft Sensor Signal Shorted to Ground
P034200
(Bank1)
Intake Camshaft Sensor Signal Shorted to Power
P034300
Supply (Bank1)
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the intake phase sensor and the ECM is open.
Phase sensor (intake ) harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the intake phase sensor harness
Phase sensor (intake)
signal connector EN20 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the intake phase sensor harness
connector EN20 and terminal 26 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (intake)
ground power supply terminal 2 of the intake phase sensor harness
connector EN20 and terminal 53 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the intake phase sensor harness
connector EN20 and terminal 27 of the ECM
ECM harness connector
harness connector EN01.
Sensor ground Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
F Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of intake phase sensor is shorted to ground.
Phase sensor (intake ) harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Phase sensor (intake)
B Disconnect the intake phase sensor harness
signal connector EN20 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the intake phase sensor harness
connector EN20 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of the intake phase sensor harness
Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (intake)
ground power supply connector EN20 and the body ground.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the intake phase sensor harness
connector EN20 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
F Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of intake phase sensor is shorted to power supply.
Phase sensor (intake ) harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Phase sensor (intake)
B Disconnect the intake phase sensor harness
signal connector EN20 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of the intake phase sensor harness connector
EN20 and the body ground.
Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (intake)
ground power supply E Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
2 of the intake phase sensor harness connector
EN20 and the body ground.
F Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
3 of the intake phase sensor harness connector
EN20 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
G Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.35 DTC: P035100, P230000......
DTC Description
P035100 1# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Open
1# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Voltage
P230000
Low
1# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Voltage
P230100
High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compart
ment
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Ignition coil 1 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Ignition coil 1 power B Disconnect the #1 cylinder ignition coil harness
supply connector EN10.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of #1 cylinder ignition coil harness connector
EN10 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 11~14V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Ignition coil 1 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Ignition coil 1 ground B Disconnect the #1 cylinder ignition coil harness
connector EN10.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of #1 cylinder ignition coil harness
connector EN10 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
D Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the #1 cylinder ignition coil and the ECM is open.
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of #1 cylinder ignition coil is shorted to ground.
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of #1 cylinder ignition coil is shorted to power supply.
Ignition coil 1 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Ignition coil 1 control B Disconnect the #1 cylinder ignition coil harness
signal connector EN10 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
2 of #1 cylinder ignition coil harness connector
EN10 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
replaced.
Y The system is working normally.
Next step
Step 11 End.
2.8.6.36 DTC: P035200, P230300......
DTC Description
P035200 2# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Open
2# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Voltage
P230300
Low
2# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Voltage
P230400
High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compart
ment
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Ignition coil 2 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Ignition coil 2 power B Disconnect the #2 cylinder ignition coil harness
supply
connector EN11.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of #2 cylinder ignition coil harness connector
EN11 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 11~14V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Y
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the #2 cylinder ignition coil and the ECM is open.
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of #2 cylinder ignition coil is shorted to ground.
Ignition coil 2 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Ignition coil 2 control B Disconnect the #2 cylinder ignition coil harness
signal connector EN11 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of #2 cylinder ignition coil harness
connector EN11 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
D Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of #2 cylinder ignition coil is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 11 End.
2.8.6.37 DTC: P230600, P230700......
DTC Description
3# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Voltage
P230600
Low
3# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Voltage
P230700
High
P035300 3# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Open
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compart
ment
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the #3 cylinder ignition coil and the ECM is open.
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of #3 cylinder ignition coil is shorted to ground.
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of #3 cylinder ignition coil is shorted to power supply.
Ignition coil 3 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Ignition coil 3 control B Disconnect the #3 cylinder ignition coil harness
signal connector EN12 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
2 of #3 cylinder ignition coil harness connector
EN12 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 11 End.
2.8.6.38 DTC: P035400, P230900......
DTC Description
P035400 4# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Open
4# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Voltage
P230900
Low
4# Cylinder Ignition Coil Control Circuit Voltage
P231000
High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compart
ment
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Ignition coil 4 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Ignition coil 4 power B Disconnect the #4 cylinder ignition coil harness
supply
connector EN13.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
1 of #4 cylinder ignition coil harness connector
EN13 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 11~14V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the #4 cylinder ignition coil and the ECM is open.
Ignition coil 4 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Ignition coil 4 signal B Disconnect the #4 cylinder ignition coil harness
connector EN13 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of #4 cylinder ignition coil harness
connector EN13 and terminal 39 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
D Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of #4 cylinder ignition coil is shorted to ground.
Ignition coil 4 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Ignition coil 4 control B Disconnect the #4 cylinder ignition coil harness
signal
connector EN13 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of #4 cylinder ignition coil harness
connector EN13 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
D Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of #4 cylinder ignition coil is shorted to power supply.
Ignition coil 4 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Ignition coil 4 control B Disconnect the #4 cylinder ignition coil harness
signal
connector EN13 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
2 of #4 cylinder ignition coil harness connector
EN13 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 11 End.
2.8.6.39 DTC: P036600, P036700......
DTC Description
Exhaust Camshaft Sensor Signal Implausible
P036600
(Bank1)
Exhaust Camshaft Sensor Signal Shorted to
P036700
Ground (Bank1)
Exhaust Camshaft Sensor Signal Shorted to
P036800
Power Supply (Bank1)
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM
Pressure Temperat
sensor ure
sensor
Charge air temperature Phase sensor (intake) Phase sensor (exhaust) Speed sensor
and pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check if the circuit between the exhaust phase sensor and the ECM is open.
Step 3 Check if the control circuit of exhaust phase sensor is shorted to ground.
Step 4 Check if the control circuit of exhaust phase sensor is shorted to power supply.
Phase sensor (exhaust end) harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the exhaust phase sensor harness
Ground Power connector EN21 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 1 of the exhaust phase sensor harness
connector EN21 and the body ground.
Signal
E Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 2 of the exhaust phase sensor harness
connector EN21 and the body ground.
F Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 3 of the exhaust phase sensor harness
connector EN21 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
G Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.40 DTC: P042000
DTC Description
P042000 Three-way Catalytic Converter OSC Aging
1. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.41 DTC: P044200, P044400......
DTC Description
P044200 1.0mm Leaks in Evaporation System
P044400 Canister Control Valve Control Circuit Open
2.2mm Leaks in Evaporation System or Loose
P045500
Fuel Filler Cap
P045800 Canister Control Valve Circuit Voltage Low
P045900 Canister Control Valve Circuit Voltage High
Low-load Desorption Line Fault - Canister Valve
P049700
Fault
High-load Desorption Line Fault - Canister Valve
P04F000
Fault
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compart
ment
PDU
Canist Canister
er vent
soleno valve
id
valve
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Canister solenoid valve harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Canister solenoid valve power B Disconnect the canister solenoid valve harness
supply connector EN17.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 2 of the canister solenoid valve harness
connector EN17 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 11~14V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 7 Check if the circuit between the canister solenoid valve and the ECM is open.
Step 1 Check if the control circuit of canister solenoid valve is shorted to ground.
GAC Motor 2019
Maintenance Manual of 1.5GDI Engine 2-403Control system
Step 9 Check if the control circuit of canister solenoid valve is shorted to power supply.
Canister solenoid valve harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the canister solenoid valve harness
Canister solenoid valve signal
connector EN17 and the ECM harness connector
EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 1 of the canister solenoid valve harness
connector EN17 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 12 End.
2.8.6.42 DTC: P044700, P049800......
DTC Description
P044700 Canister Vent Valve Control Circuit Open
P049800 Canister Vent Valve Control Circuit Voltage Low
P049900 Canister Vent Valve Control Circuit Voltage High
Crankcase Ventilation System High-Load Pipeline
P04DB00
Disconnected
P242200 Canister Vent Valve Stuck
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compart
ment
PDU
Canist Canister
er vent
soleno valve
id
valve
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 6 Check if the circuit between the canister vent valve and the ECM is open.
Canister vent valve connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the canister vent valve harness
connector BD69 and the ECM harness connector
FB46.
C Measure the resistance of the circuit between
terminal 2 of the canister vent valve harness
connector BD69 and terminal 93 of the ECM
harness connector FB46.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
Canister vent valve- D Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 7 Check if the control circuit of the canister vent valve is shorted to ground.
Step 8 Check if the control circuit of the canister vent valve is shorted to power supply.
Canister vent valve connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the canister vent valve harness
connector BD69 and the ECM harness connector
FB46.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 2 of the canister vent valve harness
connector BD69 and the body ground.
Canister vent valve- Standard voltage: 0V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 11 End.
2.8.6.43 DTC: P045128, P04512A......
DTC Description
P045128 Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Signal Deviation
P04512A Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Signal Stuck
Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Signal Oscillation
P045125
Implausible
P045200 Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Circuit Voltage Low
P045300 Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Circuit Voltage High
Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Signal Out of Range
P128200
(Positive)
Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Signal Out of Range
P128300
(Negative)
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
Oil
pump
soleno
id
valve
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check if the circuit between the fuel tank evaporating pressure sensor and the ECM is
open.
Step 3 Check if the control circuit of fuel tank evaporating pressure sensor is shorted to ground.
Step 4 Check if the control circuit of fuel tank evaporating pressure sensor is shorted to power
supply.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.44 DTC: P046000, P046129......
DTC Description
P046000 Fuel Level Sensor Original Signal Out of Range
P046129 Fuel Level Signal Implausible
P046200 Fuel Level Sensor Circuit Voltage Low
P046300 Fuel Level Sensor Circuit Voltage High
P128400 Fuel Level Signal Out of Range
P25B000 Fuel Level Sensor Signal Stuck
U067600 Fuel Level Sensor Lost / Failure / Check Error
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine
compart
Fuel pump ment
relay PDU
ECM
Instrume
nt cluster
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check if the circuit between the fuel level sensor and the ICM is open.
Step 3 Check if the control circuit of fuel level sensor is shorted to ground.
Step 4 Check if the control circuit of fuel level sensor is shorted to power supply.
sensor is replaced.
Y The system is working normally.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.45 DTC: P046700, P046800......
DTC Description
High-Load Desorption Pipeline Pressure Sensor
P046700
Circuit Voltage Low
High-Load Desorption Pipeline Pressure Sensor
P046800
Circuit Voltage High
High-load Desorption Pipeline Pressure Sensor
P128500
Signal above Upper Limit
High-load Desorption Pipeline Pressure Sensor
P128600
Signal below Lower Limit
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
Oil
pump
soleno
id
valve
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check if the circuit between the canister desorption pressure sensor and the ECM is open.
Step 3 Check if the control circuit of canister desorption pressure sensor is shorted to ground.
Canister desorption pressure sensor harness A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
connector position.
B Disconnect the canister desorption pressure
Ground
sensor harness connector EN49 and the ECM
harness connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of the circuit between
terminal 1 of the canister desorption pressure
sensor harness connector EN49 and the body
ground.
Power Signal D Measure the resistance of the circuit between
terminal 2 of the canister desorption pressure
sensor harness connector EN49 and the body
ground.
E Measure the resistance of the circuit between
terminal 3 of the canister desorption pressure
sensor harness connector EN49 and the body
ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
F Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check if the control circuit of canister desorption pressure sensor is shorted to power
supply.
Canister desorption pressure sensor harness A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
connector position.
B Disconnect the canister desorption pressure
Ground
sensor harness connector EN49 and the ECM
harness connector FB46.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 1 of the canister desorption pressure
Power Signal sensor harness connector EN49 and the body
ground.
E Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 2 of the canister desorption pressure
sensor harness connector EN49 and the body
ground.
F Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 3 of the canister desorption pressure
sensor harness connector EN49 and the body
ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.46 DTC: P048000, P063400......
Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) Description
P048000 Cooling Fan Control Circuit Open
P063400 Cooling Fan Driver Chip Overheated
P069100 Cooling Fan Control Circuit Voltage Low
P069200 Cooling Fan Control Circuit Voltage High
1. Circuit diagram
Engine
Cooling fan compart
Main relay relay ment
PDU
Left Right
ECM electr electr
onic onic
fan fan
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the terminals of ECM and engine compartment PDU harness connector.
Ground
Step 5 Check if the control circuit of cooling fan relay is shorted to ground.
Step 6 Check if the control circuit of cooling fan relay is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.47 DTC: P050000, P050166......
DTC Description
P050000 Vehicle Speed Input Signal Failure
Road Speed Implausible - Low Road Speed under
P050166
Heavy Engine Load
Road Speed Implausible - Low Road Speed
P050165
during Vehicle Coasting and Fuel Cutoff
P050300 Speed Stuck
P121200 Road Speed above Upper Limit
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
ESPI
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 3 Check the CAN data communication cable between the ECM and the ESPI harness
connectors.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.48 DTC: P050500, P050600
DTC Description
P050500 Engine Idle Speed Fluctuation Out of Range
P050600 Engine Idle Speed Low
P050700 Engine Idle Speed High
High Engine Idle Speed during Catalytic Converter
P050A22
Heating
Low Engine Idle Speed during Catalytic Converter
P050A21
Heating
Ignition Angle Efficiency Monitoring during
P050B00
Catalytic Converter Heating (Idle Speed)
Ignition Angle Efficiency Monitoring during
P050B20
Catalytic Converter Heating (Partial Load)
Parking Idle Speed Fluctuation Out of Range
P050D00 during Catalytic Converter Heating and without
Fuel Cutoff
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrument
compart panel PDU
ment
PDU
MAP / IAT
Temperat Pressure
ure sensor sensor
sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 3 Check the circuit between the electronic throttle position sensor 1 and the ECM.
Electronic throttle position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the electronic throttle position
Throttle position sensorThrottle position sensor
ground power supply
sensor harness connector EN18 and the ECM
harness connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 51 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Throttle position sensor terminal 3 of the electronic throttle position sensor
signal 1
harness connector EN18 and terminal 8 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 6 of the electronic throttle position sensor
ECM harness connector harness connector EN18 and terminal 24 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
Throttle position sensor Throttle position sensor
power supply signal 1
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
F Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check the circuit between the electronic throttle position sensor 2 and the ECM.
Electronic throttle position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the electronic throttle position
Throttle position sensorThrottle position sensor
ground power supply sensor harness connector EN18 and the ECM
harness connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 51 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Throttle position sensor terminal 3 of the electronic throttle position sensor
signal 2
harness connector EN18 and terminal 8 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 5 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 41 of the
ECM harness connector
ECM harness connector EN01.
Throttle position sensor Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
power supply
F Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 5 Check the circuit between the electronic throttle drive motor and the ECM.
Electronic throttle position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Electronic throttle motor
B Disconnect the electronic throttle position
DCM sensor harness connector EN18 and the ECM
harness connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 2 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
Electronic throttle motor D Measure the resistance of circuit between
DCP terminal 4 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 1 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
E Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 9 End.
Next step
Step 5 End.
2.8.6.50 DTC: P051C00, P051D00......
DTC Description
Crankcase Vent Pipe Pressure Sensor Circuit
P051C00
Voltage Low
Crankcase Vent Pipe Pressure Sensor Circuit
P051D00
Voltage High
Crankcase Vent Pipe Pressure Sensor Zero
P051E00
Voltage Deviation
Crankcase Vent Pipe Pressure Sensor Pressure
P12C000
above Upper Limit
Crankcase Vent Pipe Pressure Sensor Pressure
P12C100
below Lower Limit
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
Oil
pump
soleno
id
valve
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check if the circuit between the PCV pipe pressure sensor and the ECM is open.
Step 3 Check if the control circuit of PCV pipe pressure sensor is shorted to ground.
Step 4 Check if the control circuit of PCV pipe pressure sensor is shorted to power supply.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.51 DTC: P055700, P055800
DTC Description
P055700 Brake Chamber Vacuum Sensor Voltage Low
P055800 Brake Chamber Vacuum Sensor Voltage High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
Clock
spring
Accelerator
pedal
position
sensor
Vacuum sensor Cruise control switch
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 2 Check if the circuit between the vacuum sensor and the ECM is open.
Vacuum sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Vacuum sensor B Disconnect the vacuum sensor harness
signal connector FB19 and the ECM harness connector
FB46.
C Measure the resistance of the circuit between
terminal 1 of the vacuum sensor harness
connector FB19 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of the circuit between
terminal 2 of the vacuum sensor harness
Vacuum sensor 5V Vacuum sensor connector FB19 and the body ground.
power supply grounding
E Measure the resistance of the circuit between
terminal 3 of the vacuum sensor harness
connector FB19 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
F Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 4 Check if the control circuit of the vacuum sensor is shorted to power supply.
Vacuum sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Vacuum sensor B Disconnect the vacuum sensor harness
signal connector FB19 and the ECM harness connector
FB46.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 1 of the vacuum sensor harness
connector FB19 and the body ground.
Vacuum sensor 5V Vacuum sensor
power supply grounding E Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 2 of the vacuum sensor harness
connector FB19 and the body ground.
F Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 3 of the vacuum sensor harness
connector FB19 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
G Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.52 DTC: P056000, P056200......
DTC Description
P056000 Battery Voltage Implausible
P056200 Low Battery Voltage
P056300 Battery Voltage High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
Refer to P-CAN
system circuit
diagram
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 4 Check and repair the circuits of the fuses EF25, EF32 and IF30.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.53 DTC: P057100
DTC Description
P057100 Asynchronous Brake Signal
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 4 Check the circuit between the brake switch and the ECM.
Sensor 5V power
supply
Step 5 Check the power and ground circuits of the brake switch.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.54 DTC: P057500, P057800......
DTC Description
P057500 ACC input voltage signal implausible
P057800 Cruise control button stuck
P058500 ACC AD conversion failure
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
Clock
spring
Accelerator
pedal
position
sensor
Vacuum sensor Cruise control switch
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the cruise control switch and the ECM is open.
Sensor ground
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of cruise control switch is shorted to the ground.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of cruise control switch is shorted to the power supply.
Clock spring harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
Cruise control switch B Disconnect the clock spring harness connector
+
IP10 and the ECM harness connector FB46.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
7 of the clock spring harness connector IP10 and
the body ground.
Cruise control switch - E Measure the voltage of circuit between terminal
8 of the clock spring harness connector IP10 and
the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
F Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.55 DTC: P05BD00
DTC Description
P05BD00 ENGINE START/STOP Button Stuck
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the ENGINE START/STOP button (left instrument panel
switch block) and the ECM is open.
Step 3 Check whether the control circuit of the ENGINE START/STOP button (left instrument panel
switch block) is shorted to the ground.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of the ENGINE START/STOP button (left instrument panel
switch block) is shorted to the power supply.
ECM
A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF”
position.
B Disconnect the ENGINE START/STOP button
ENGINE START/STOP
button signal (left instrument panel switch block) harness
connector IP18 and the ECM harness connector
FB46.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to “ON”
position.
D Measure the voltage of the circuit between
terminal 26 of the ECM harness connector FB46
and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
Replace or repair the harness or
N connector.
Step 5 Replace the ENGINE START/STOP button (left instrument panel switch block).
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.56 DTC: P060D00, P061A00......
DTC Description
P060D00 2nd Layer Accelerator Pedal Signal Implausible
P061A00 2nd Layer Torque Monitoring Fault
P061C00 2nd Layer Engine Speed Monitoring Fault
P062F42 EEPROM Reading Failure
P062F43 EEPROM Writing Failure
P063442 Chip Power Supply Channel 1 Overtemperature
P063443 Chip Power Supply Channel 2 Overtemperature
P064100 Chip 5V Power Supply Voltage 1 Failure
P065100 Chip 5V Power Supply Voltage 2 Failure
P065900 Chip 6V Power Supply Voltage Failure
P152000 Load Forecasting Monitoring Fault
Fuel Passage Monitoring Fault in Fuel Cutoff
P152100
Mode
Fuel Passage Monitoring Fault in Fuel Supply
P152200
Mode
P152300 Gas Mixture Monitoring Fault
P152400 Working Mode Monitoring Fault
P152500 Load Comparison Monitoring Fault
P152600 Ignition Angle Signal, Harness or ECU Failure
P152700 1st Layer Safe Fuel Cutoff Monitoring Fault
P152800 2nd Layer Safe Fuel Cutoff Monitoring Fault
P152900 Starter Control Monitoring Fault
P153000 AD Converter Zero Test Monitoring Fault
P153100 AD Converter Set Voltage Test Monitoring Fault
Electronic Throttle Safety Monitoring Torque
P154000
Limited
P157000 Monitoring Module Feedback Fault
P157300 Monitoring Fault Response Fault
P157500 DVE Drive Cutoff Due To Overvoltage
P157600 ECU Fault (5V Overvoltage Monitoring Failure)
P157700 ECU Fault (5V Undervoltage Monitoring Failure)
P157800 Monitoring Module Inquiry Fault
P261000 Engine off Timer Implausible
Multiple Injection Monitoring Faults during
P05EC00
Catalytic Converter Heating
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
Refer to P-CAN
system circuit
diagram
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Next step
Step 4 End.
2.8.6.57 DTC: P061500, P061600......
Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) Description
P061500 Starter Relay Control Circuit Fault
P061600 Starter Relay Control Circuit Voltage Low
P061700 Starter Relay Control Circuit Voltage High
1. Circuit diagram
PFB
Engine
compart Engine
Starter ment Starter compart
relay 1 PDU relay 2 ment
PDU
Starter
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the terminals of ECM and engine compartment PDU harness connector.
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of starter relay is shorted to the ground.
Step 6 Check whether the control circuit of starter relay is shorted to the power supply.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.58 DTC: P062700, P062800......
Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) Description
P062700 Fuel Pump Enabling Control Circuit Open
(Main relay)
Engine
compart
Fuel pump ment
relay PDU
ECM
Instrume
nt cluster
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the terminals of ECM and engine compartment PDU harness connector.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of fuel pump relay is open.
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of fuel pump relay is shorted to the ground.
Step 6 Check whether the control circuit of fuel pump relay is shorted to the power supply.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.59 DTC: P064500, P064600......
Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) Description
P064500 A/C Compressor Relay Control Circuit Open
P064600 A/C Compressor Relay Control Circuit Voltage Low
A/C Compressor Relay Control Circuit Voltage
P064700
High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Compressor
relay
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the terminals of ECM and engine compartment PDU harness connector.
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of compressor relay is shorted to the ground.
Step 6 Check whether the control circuit of compressor relay is shorted to the power supply.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.60 DTC: P068600, P069000......
Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) Description
P068600 ECM/PCM Main Relay Stuck or Shorted to Ground
Engine
Instrume
compart
nt panel
ment
Main relay PDU
PDU
ECM
Refer to P-CAN
system circuit
diagram
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the terminals of ECM and engine compartment PDU harness connector.
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of main relay is shorted to the ground.
Step 6 Check whether the control circuit of main relay is shorted to the power supply.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.61 DTC: P06DA00, P06DB00......
Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) Description
P06DA00 Two-stage Oil Pump Control Circuit Open
P06DB00 Two-stage Oil Pump Control Circuit Voltage Low
P06DC00 Two-stage Oil Pump Control Circuit Voltage High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
Oil pump
solenoid
valve
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 5 Check the power circuit of the oil pump solenoid valve.
EN47 oil pump solenoid valve harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
B Disconnect the oil pump solenoid valve
Power supply of oil harness connector EN47.
pump solenoid valve
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“ON” position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 2 of the oil pump solenoid valve harness
connector EN47 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 11~14V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the oil pump solenoid valve and the ECM is open.
EN47 oil pump solenoid valve harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
B Disconnect the oil pump solenoid valve
Grounding of oil pump harness connector EN47 and the ECM harness
solenoid valve connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the oil pump solenoid valve harness
connector EN47 and terminal 16 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
D Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
EN01 ECM harness connector
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of oil pump solenoid valve is shorted to the ground.
EN47 oil pump solenoid valve harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
B Disconnect the oil pump solenoid valve
Grounding of oil pump harness connector EN47 and the ECM harness
solenoid valve connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the oil pump solenoid valve harness
connector EN47 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
D Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of oil pump solenoid valve is shorted to the power supply.
EN47 oil pump solenoid valve harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
B Disconnect the oil pump solenoid valve
Grounding of oil pump harness connector EN47 and the ECM harness
solenoid valve connector EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“ON” position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 1 of the oil pump solenoid valve harness
connector EN47 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
E Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Next step
Step 11 End.
2.8.6.62 DTC: P070000
DTC Description
Transmission Control Fault and Request to Turn on
P070000
MIL
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
6AT TCM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 3 Check the CAN data communication cable between the ECM and the TCM harness
connectors.
Next step
Step 7 End.
Instrume
nt panel
PDU
Junction
box 3
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 2 Check the LIN communication cable between the DC-DC converter and the ECM.
LIN
communication
Step 3 Check the power and ground wires of the DC-DC converter.
Next step
Step 6 End.
2.8.6.64 DTC: P120200, P120300......
DTC Description
P120200 Ambient Pressure Sensor Pressure above Upper
Limit
P120300 Low Pressure of Ambient Pressure Sensor
P222722 Ambient Pressure Sensor Pressure Implausibly
High
P222721 Ambient Pressure Sensor Pressure Implausibly
Low
P222800 Ambient Pressure Sensor Shorted to Ground
P222900 Ambient Pressure Sensor Shorted to Power Supply
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compa nt panel
rtment PDU
PDU
ECM BCM
GWM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the CAN data communication cable between the HVAC control unit and the GWM.
Step 3 Check the CAN data communication cable between the ECM and the GWM harness
connectors.
Step 4 Check the power and ground wires of the HVAC control unit.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.65 DTC: P140000, P140100......
DTC Description
Readback Error of LIN Bus for Communication
P140000
between EMS and EBS
Response Timeout of LIN Bus for Communication
P140100
between EMS and EBS
Frame Error of LIN Bus for Communication
P140200
between EMS and EBS
Checksum Error of LIN Bus for Communication
P140300
between EMS and EBS
P143000 Battery Type Changed
P143100 EBS or Battery Fault
P143200 EBS Communication Load Rate High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compa nt panel
rtment PDU
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 3 Check the LIN communication cable between the EBS and the ECM.
LIN communication
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.66 DTC: P141400, P141500......
DTC Description
Readback Error of LIN Bus for Communication
P141400
between EMS and Intelligent Alternator
Response Timeout of LIN Bus for Communication
P141500
between EMS and Intelligent Alternator
Frame Error of LIN Bus for Communication
P141600
between EMS and Intelligent Alternator
Checksum Error of LIN Bus for Communication
P141700
between EMS and Intelligent Alternator
P144000 Intelligent Alternator Circuit Fault
P144100 Intelligent Alternator Mechanical Fault
P144200 Intelligent Alternator Communication Fault
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compa nt panel
rtment PDU
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the LIN communication cable between the alternator and the ECM.
LIN communication
Next step
Step 6 End.
2.8.6.67 DTC: P14AC00, P14AD00
Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) Description
P14AC00 Starter Damaged or Its Power Circuit Interrupted
Engine Stalling or Non-engagement between
P14AD00
Starter and Flywheel
1. Circuit diagram
PFB
Engine
compart Engine
Starter ment Starter compart
relay 1 PDU relay 2 ment
PDU
Starter
Step 2 Check the circuit between the starter and the positive battery terminal.
Step 3 Check the circuit between the starter and the starter relay.
Next step
Step 6 End.
2.8.6.68 DTC: P14AE00, P14AF00
Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) Description
Starter Feedback Voltage Signal Wire (KL50r)
P14AE00
Shorted to Power Supply
Starter Feedback Voltage Signal Wire (KL50r)
P14AF00
Shorted to Ground
1. Circuit diagram
PFB
Engine
compart Engine
Starter ment Starter compart
relay 1 PDU relay 2 ment
PDU
Starter
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 4 Check whether the status feedback control circuit of the engine is open-circuited.
Step 5 Check whether the status feedback control circuit of the engine is shorted to the ground.
Step 6 Check whether the status feedback control circuit of the engine is shorted to the power
supply.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.69 DTC: P150000, P150100......
DTC Description
Collision and Fuel Cutoff Signal Received by
P150000
Vehicle
P150100 Airbag Communication Information Implausible
U015100 Lost Communication with SRS Module
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compa nt panel
rtment PDU
PDU
ECM
SRS ECU
Step 2 Check the CAN data communication cable between the ECM and SRS ECU.
Step 6 End.
2.8.6.70 DTC: P155000, P155100......
DTC Description
P155000 Electronic Throttle Self-learning Condition Not Met
Electronic Throttle Lower Limit Position Initialized
P155100
Self-Learning Error
P155400 Return Spring Stuck in Maximum Position
P155500 Return Spring Stuck in Minimum Position
P155C00 Throttle Limp Position Self-learning Error
P155D00 Maximum PID Adjustment Fault of Throttle Body
P155E00 Minimum PID Adjustment Fault of Throttle Body
System Voltage in Nonconformity with
P155F00
Self-learning Condition of Electronic Throttle
P156100 DVE Position Control Offset
P156600 Throttle Mechanical BDC Re-self-learning Error
P210000 Electronic Throttle Drive Stage Fault (Open Circuit)
P210300 Electronic Throttle Drive Stage Fault (Short Circuit)
P210600 Electronic Throttle Drive Stage Fault (Implausible)
Electronic Throttle Drive Stage Fault (Overheat or
P211800
Overcurrent)
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrument
compart panel PDU
ment
PDU
MAP / IAT
Temperat Pressure
ure sensor sensor sensor
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 3 Check the circuit between the electronic throttle position sensor 1 and the ECM.
EN18 electronic throttle position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
B Disconnect the electronic throttle position
Throttle position sensor Throttle position sensor sensor harness connector EN18 and the ECM
ground power supply
harness connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 51 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Throttle position sensor terminal 3 of the electronic throttle position sensor
signal 1
harness connector EN18 and terminal 8 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 6 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 24 of the
EN01 ECM harness connector ECM harness connector EN01.
Throttle position sensor Throttle position sensor Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
power supply signal 1 F Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Step 4 Check the circuit between the electronic throttle position sensor 2 and the ECM.
EN18 electronic throttle position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
B Disconnect the electronic throttle position
Throttle position sensor Throttle position sensor
ground power supply sensor harness connector EN18 and the ECM
harness connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 51 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Throttle position sensor
terminal 3 of the electronic throttle position sensor
signal 2 harness connector EN18 and terminal 8 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 5 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 41 of the
EN01 ECM harness connector ECM harness connector EN01.
Throttle position sensor Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
power supply
F Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Step 5 Check the circuit between the electronic throttle drive motor and the ECM.
EN18 electronic throttle position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
B Disconnect the electronic throttle position
Electronic throttle motor
DCM
sensor harness connector EN18 and the ECM
harness connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 2 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Electronic throttle motor
DCP terminal 4 of the electronic throttle position sensor
harness connector EN18 and terminal 1 of the
ECM harness connector EN01.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
E Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.71 DTC: P161400
DTC Description
P161400 PIN input error
1. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Next step
Step 4 End.
2.8.6.72 DTC: P217700, P217800......
DTC Description
Air/fuel Ratio Closed-loop Control Self-learning
P217700
Value Above Upper Limit (Medium Load Area)
Air/fuel Ratio Closed-loop Control Self-learning
P217800
Value Below Lower Limit (Medium Load Area)
Air/fuel Ratio Closed-loop Control Self-learning
P218700
Value Above Upper Limit (Idle Speed)
Air/fuel Ratio Closed-loop Control Self-learning
P218800
Value Below Lower Limit (Idle Speed)
Closed-loop Correction Value Based on
P209600 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Above Upper Limit -
Continuous Lean
Closed-loop Correction Value Based on
P209700 Downstream Oxygen Sensor Below Lower Limit -
Continuous Rich
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
Refer to P-CAN
system circuit
diagram
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Next step
Step 11 End.
2.8.6.73 DTC: P227900
DTC Description
P227900 Intake System Leakage
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
Refer to P-CAN
system circuit
diagram
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Next step
Step 5 End.
2.8.6.74 DTC: P212200, P212300......
DTC Description
Electronic Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor 1
P212200
Signal Voltage Low
Electronic Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor 1
P212300
Signal Voltage High
Electronic Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor 2
P212700
Signal Voltage Low
Electronic Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor 2
P212800
Signal Voltage High
Electronic Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor
P213800
Signal Implausible
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
Clock spring
Accelerator
pedal
position
sensor
Vacuum sensor Cruise control switch
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the circuit between the accelerator pedal position sensor 1 and the ECM is
open.
FB41 accelerator pedal position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Accelerator pedal position B Disconnect the accelerator pedal position
sensor signal 1 sensor harness connector FB41 and the ECM
harness connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 3 of the accelerator pedal position sensor
harness connector FB41 and terminal 19 of the
ECM harness connector FB46.
Accelerator pedal position Accelerator pedal position
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
sensor 5V power supply 1 sensor ground 1 terminal 4 of the accelerator pedal position sensor
harness connector FB41 and terminal 18 of the
ECM harness connector FB46.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 5 of the accelerator pedal position sensor
harness connector FB41 and terminal 21 of the
FB46 ECM harness connector
ECM harness connector FB46.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
Accelerator pedal position Accelerator pedal position F Verify if the measured value is consistent with
sensor signal 1 sensor 5V power supply 1
the standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Step 3 Check whether the circuit between the accelerator pedal position sensor 2 and the ECM is
open.
FB41 accelerator pedal position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Accelerator pedal position B Disconnect the accelerator pedal position
sensor signal 2 sensor harness connector FB41 and the ECM
harness connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of the accelerator pedal position sensor
harness connector FB41 and terminal 40 of the
ECM harness connector FB46.
Accelerator pedal position Accelerator pedal position
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
sensor 5V power supply 2 sensor ground 2 terminal 2 of the accelerator pedal position sensor
harness connector FB41 and terminal 20 of the
ECM harness connector FB46.
E Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 6 of the accelerator pedal position sensor
harness connector FB41 and terminal 49 of the
ECM harness connector FB46.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
F Verify if the measured value is consistent with
Step 4 Check whether the accelerator pedal position sensor circuit is shorted to the ground.
FB41 accelerator pedal position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Accelerator pedal position B Disconnect the accelerator pedal position
sensor signal 1
sensor harness connector FB41 and the ECM
harness connector FB46.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminals 3, 4, 5 of the accelerator pedal position
sensor harness connector FB41 and the body
ground.
Accelerator pedal position Accelerator pedal position D Measure the resistance of circuit between
sensor 5V power supply 1 sensor ground 1 terminals 1, 2, 6 of the accelerator pedal position
sensor harness connector FB41 and the body
ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
E Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
FB41 accelerator pedal position sensor harness connector
N Replace or repair the harness or
Accelerator pedal position connector.
sensor signal 2
Step 5 Check whether the accelerator pedal position sensor circuit is shorted to the power supply.
FB41 accelerator pedal position sensor harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Accelerator pedal position B Disconnect the accelerator pedal position
sensor signal 1
sensor harness connector FB41 and the ECM
harness connector FB46.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“ON” position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminals 3, 4, 5 of the accelerator pedal position
Accelerator pedal position Accelerator pedal position sensor harness connector FB41 and the body
sensor 5V power supply 1 sensor ground 1 ground.
E Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminals 1, 2, 6 of the accelerator pedal position
sensor harness connector FB41 and the body
ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
FB41 accelerator pedal position sensor harness connector
F Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
Accelerator pedal position
standard value.
sensor signal 1
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Next step
Step 8 End.
2.8.6.75 DTC: P214700, P214800......
DTC Description
Cylinder 1 and 4 Fuel Injector High Side Control
P214700
Circuit Voltage Low
Cylinder 1 and 4 Fuel Injector High Side Control
P214800
Circuit Voltage High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Injector
Y
Step 3 Check whether the circuit between the #1 cylinder injector and the ECM is open.
EN06 Fuel injector 1 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 1- B Disconnect the #1 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN06 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of #1 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN06 and terminal 33 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
Fuel injector 1+
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of #1 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN06 and terminal 31 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
E Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
Fuel injector 1+
Fuel injector 1-
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of #1 cylinder injector is shorted to ground.
EN06 Fuel injector 1 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 1- B Disconnect the #1 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN06 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of #1 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN06 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Fuel injector 1+ terminal 2 of #1 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN06 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
E Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of #1 cylinder injector is shorted to power supply.
EN06 Fuel injector 1 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 1- B Disconnect the #1 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN06 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“ON” position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 1 of #1 cylinder fuel injector harness
Fuel injector 1+ connector EN06 and the body ground.
E Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 2 of #1 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN06 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
F Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
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Maintenance Manual of 1.5GDI Engine 2-525Control system
Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the #4 cylinder injector and the ECM is open.
EN09 Fuel injector 4 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 4- B Disconnect the #4 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN09 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of #4 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN09 and terminal 48 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Fuel injector 4+
terminal 2 of #4 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN09 and terminal 32 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
E Verify if the measured value is consistent with
the standard value.
EN01 ECM harness connector
N Replace or repair the harness or
Fuel injector 4+
connector.
Fuel injector 4-
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of #4 cylinder injector is shorted to ground.
EN09 Fuel injector 4 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 4- B Disconnect the #4 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN09 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of #4 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN09 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of #4 cylinder fuel injector harness
Fuel injector 4+
connector EN09 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
E Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of #4 cylinder injector is shorted to power supply.
EN09 Fuel injector 4 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 4- B Disconnect the #4 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN09 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“ON” position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 1 of #4 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN09 and the body ground.
Fuel injector 4+
E Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 2 of #4 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN09 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
F Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Next step
Step 10 End.
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Injector
Y
Step 3 Check whether the circuit between the #2 cylinder injector and the ECM is open.
Step 4 Check whether the control circuit of #2 cylinder injector is shorted to ground.
EN07 Fuel injector 2 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 2-
B Disconnect the #2 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN07 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of #2 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN07 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of #2 cylinder fuel injector harness
Fuel injector 2+
connector EN07 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
E Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Step 5 Check whether the control circuit of #2 cylinder injector is shorted to power supply.
EN07 Fuel injector 2 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 2- B Disconnect the #2 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN07 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“ON” position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 1 of #2 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN07 and the body ground.
Fuel injector 2+
E Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 2 of #2 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN07 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
F Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
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Step 6 Check whether the circuit between the #3 cylinder injector and the ECM is open.
EN08 Fuel injector 3 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 3- B Disconnect the #3 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN08 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of #3 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN08 and terminal 34 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
Fuel injector 3+
terminal 2 of #3 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN08 and terminal 46 of the ECM
harness connector EN01.
Standard resistance: less than 1Ω
E Verify if the measured value is consistent with
EN01 ECM harness connector
the standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
Fuel injector 3- connector.
Fuel injector 3+
Step 7 Check whether the control circuit of #3 cylinder injector is shorted to ground.
EN08 Fuel injector 3 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 3- B Disconnect the #3 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN08 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of #3 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN08 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of #3 cylinder fuel injector harness
Fuel injector 3+
connector EN08 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
E Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of #3 cylinder injector is shorted to power supply.
EN08 Fuel injector 3 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 3- B Disconnect the #3 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN08 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“ON” position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 1 of #3 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN08 and the body ground.
Fuel injector 3+
E Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 2 of #3 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN08 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
F Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Next step
Step 10 End.
EN08 Fuel injector 3 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 3- B Disconnect the #3 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN08 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 1 of #3 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN08 and the body ground.
D Measure the resistance of circuit between
terminal 2 of #3 cylinder fuel injector harness
Fuel injector 3+
connector EN08 and the body ground.
Standard resistance: 10kΩ or higher
E Verify if the resistance is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Step 8 Check whether the control circuit of #3 cylinder injector is shorted to power supply.
EN08 Fuel injector 3 harness connector A Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“OFF” position.
Fuel injector 3- B Disconnect the #3 cylinder fuel injector
harness connector EN08 and the ECM harness
connector EN01.
C Set the ENGINE START/STOP button to
“ON” position.
D Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 1 of #3 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN08 and the body ground.
Fuel injector 3+
E Measure the voltage of circuit between
terminal 2 of #3 cylinder fuel injector harness
connector EN08 and the body ground.
Standard voltage: 0V
F Verify if the voltage is consistent with the
standard value.
N Replace or repair the harness or
connector.
Y
Next step
Step 10 End.
PFB
Engine
compart Engine
Starter ment Starter compart
relay 1 PDU relay 2 ment
PDU
Starter
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the terminals of ECM and engine compartment PDU harness connector.
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.78 DTC: U007300, U350100......
DTC Description
U007300 CAN Bus OFF
U350100 CAN Module Input Voltage Low
U350200 CAN Module Input Voltage High
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
Refer to P-CAN
system circuit
diagram
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 5 End.
2.8.6.79 DTC: U010100
DTC Description
U010100 Lost Communication with TCM Module
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
6AT TCM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the CAN data communication cable between the ECM and the TCM harness
connectors.
Next step
Step 6 End.
2.8.6.80 DTC: U012200
DTC Description
U012200 Lost Communication with ESP Module
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
ESPI
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 2 Check the CAN data communication cable between the ECM and the ESPI harness
connectors.
Next step
Step 6 End.
2.8.6.81 DTC: U012600
DTC Description
Signal Lost or Abnormal in Communication with
U012600
SAS
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
SAS
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the CAN data communication cable between the ECM and the SAS harness
connectors.
Next step
Step 6 End.
2.8.6.82 DTC: U014000
DTC Description
U014000 Lost Communication with BCM Module
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compa nt panel
rtment PDU
PDU
ECM BCM
GWM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 2 Check the CAN data communication cable between the BCM and the GWM.
Step 3 Check the CAN data communication cable between the ECM and the GWM harness
connectors.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.83 DTC: U100100
DTC Description
U100100 Lost Communication with MRR Module
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compart nt panel
ment PDU
PDU
ECM
MRR module
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 2 Check the CAN data communication cable between the ECM and the MRR module harness
connector.
Next step
Step 6 End.
2.8.6.84 DTC: U015500
DTC Description
Signal Lost or Abnormal in Communication with
U015500
ICM
1. Circuit diagram
(Main relay)
Engine Instrume
compa nt panel
rtment PDU
PDU
GWM
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check the CAN data communication cable between the instrument cluster and the GWM.
Step 3 Check the CAN data communication cable between the ECM and the GWM harness
connectors.
Next step
Step 7 End.
2.8.6.85 DTC:P129000,P12B100......
DTC Description
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor
P129000
Post-Operation Offset Check Value Implausible
P12B100 Particulate Filter Backpressure High
Particulate Filter Removed/Pressure Sensor or
P226D00
Pipeline Abnormal
LSU Oxygen Sensor Characteristic Deviation (Thin
P219500
Side)
LSU Oxygen Sensor Characteristic Deviation (Rich
P219600
Side)
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor GPF
P129100 Dynamic Response Implausible or Pipeline
Abnormal
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor
P245500
Circuit Voltage High
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor
P245400
Circuit Voltage Low
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor Sent
U060100
Communication Fault
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor Data
U060141
Check Implausible
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor
P129300 Channel 1 Digital Signal Implausible (SENT Signal
High or Low)
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor
P129400 Channel 2 Digital Signal Implausible (SENT Signal
High or Low)
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor
P12A200
Pipeline Connection Error
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor Rear
P12A300 Pipe Connecting Pipeline Abnormal/Completely
Blocked/Sensor Signal Abnormal
Particulate Filter Differential Pressure Sensor
P129600
Signal Stuck
1. Circuit diagram
Engine
Instrument compartment
panel PDU ER15 starter ER16 starter PDU
relay 1 relay 2
ECM
Differential
pressure sensor
2. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check the DTC status.
Step 2 Check whether the connector of the differential pressure sensor is connected normally.
Step 3 Check whether the connecting pipeline of the particulate filter is normal.
Step 4 Check whether the harness between the differential pressure sensor and the ECM is
connected normally.
EN01 ECM
To the differential N Repair or replace the harness.
pressure sensor +
To the differential
Signal
pressure sensor -
Next step
Step 7 End.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- As shown in the figure, apply sealant in area a of
the sensor during installation.
• Standard width: about 3±1mm.
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.8.7.5 Removing and installing ECM
Removal procedure
Note:
The ECM is located next to the air cleaner
assembly in the engine compartment. The ECM
shall be removed and installed with care to avoid
impact and prevent moisture. During removal and
installation, do not touch the connector pins with
hands or forcibly disassemble the housing, for fear
of damaging the internal electrical components.
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting
battery.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- After installation, it is required to program the
ECM.
Turbocharger assembly
Engine
Expansion
tank
assembly
Oil cooler
Water pump
assembly
Oil cooler
Thermostat assembly
Tip:
Do not open the expansion tank cap when the engine is hot. It shall be opened when the engine is cooled
down to room temperature. Otherwise, the high-temperature coolant or steam comes out, causing
personal injury.
The cooling system can be repaired only when the engine is cooled down to room temperature.
To avoid damaging circuits and pipes of the cooling system and other systems, there shall be sufficient
distance between the circuits/pipes and all moving and heating components.
The coolant must be changed in accordance with relevant requirements. Otherwise, the cooling system
will have faults such as blockage, high temperature, and water leakage.
Please use the DF-6, -35°C coolant designated by the manufacturer. Filling volume of coolant: 7.2L.
After repair, check all pipelines (e.g., fuel, canister, coolant, refrigerant, brake fluid and vacuum
pipelines), and confirm that the electrical wires are restored to their original positions.
When the engine is running, the cooling fan assembly will start at any time. In this case, do not touch the
cooling fan assembly.
Do not take in coolant because it is toxic. If it comes in contact with the skin, clean it timely.
Expansion tank
assembly
Cooling fan
assembly
Radiator
Expansion tank
cover
Expansion
Radiator tank
overflow hose assembly
Radiator water
inlet hose
Expansion tank
water outlet
hose
Expansion tank
mounting
cushion
Automatic
transmission water
outlet hose Turbocharger
overflow hose
Engine
compartment
PDU
ECM ECM
Right cooling Left cooling fan
fan
Step 5 Check whether the thermostat assembly is stuck or the lift amount is insufficient for opening.
Step 7 Check whether the internal water passages of the cylinder block and cylinder head are
blocked with excessive dirt or foreign objects.
Step 8 End.
2.9.7.4 Cooling fan fails to work
1. Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check whether the fuse of the cooling fan assembly is normal.
Step 2 Check whether the relay of the cooling fan assembly is normal.
Step 4 Check whether the cooling fan assembly is at normal voltage when it is working.
Next step
Step 6 End.
Filling
Adding coolant
- Connect the radiator water outlet hose to the
radiator, and install the fixing clamp in its original
position.
- Slowly add the coolant until it reaches the MAX
mark of the expansion tank assembly.
- Install the expansion tank cap.
- Turn off the A/C, start the engine and increase
the engine speed to 2000r/min, keep the cooling
fan assembly on, observe the coolant level, and
add the coolant if necessary, so that its level is
between the marks MAX and MIN.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.9.8.3 Removing and installing thermostat
assembly
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting
battery.
3 Drain the coolant. Refer to 1.8.4.5 Changing
coolant.
4 Remove the air cleaner assembly. Refer to
2.6.7.1 Removing and installing air cleaner
assembly.
5 Remove the intercooler air outlet tube. Refer to
2.10.8.6 Removing and installing intercooler air
outlet tube .
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- The O-ring ① must be replaced every time the
thermostat assembly is removed and reinstalled.
- Soak the new O-ring ① in the coolant.
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- When taking off the condenser assembly, avoid
scratching or damaging the cooling fins of the
condenser assembly.
- After installation, vacuumize the HVAC system. Refer to
8.4.7.3 Vacuumizing A/C system.
- Add compressor lubricating oil. Refer to 8.4.7.2
Recovering/adding compressor lubricating oil.
- Add the refrigerant. Refer to 8.4.7.1
Recovering/adding refrigerant.
- Add the coolant. Refer to 1.8.4.5 Changing
coolant.
2.9.8.6 Removing and installing cooling fan
assembly
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting
battery.
3 Remove the intake pipe assembly. Refer to
2.6.7.3 Removing and installing intake pipe
assembly.
4 Remove the air cleaner assembly. Refer to
2.6.7.1 Removing and installing air cleaner
assembly.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
Intercooler assembly
Turbocharger assembly
(3 in total)
Turbocharger oil inlet pipe
assembly
(3 in total)
Turbine outlet
gasket
Turbocharger
assembly
Turbocharger water
(7 in total) return pipe assembly
(4 in total)
Disposable part:
Tightening torque is represented in N•m
(3 in total)
(3 in total)
(2 in total)
Bypass valve
To combustion
chamber
Combustion chamber
exhaust gas
Step 2 Check whether the turbocharger pump impeller blade is broken and stuck.
Step 3 Check whether the turbocharger pump impeller blade rotates smoothly.
Next step
Step 6 End.
2.10.7.4 Oil leakage of turbocharger
Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check whether the turbocharger oil passage is connected properly.
Step 3 Check whether oil sticks to the inner wall of intercooler air intake pipe.
Step 4 End.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- Gaskets must be replaced with new ones every
time the turbocharger oil inlet pipe assembly,
turbocharger oil return pipe assembly,
turbocharger water inlet pipe assembly and
turbocharger water return pipe assembly are
removed.
- Every time the turbocharger assembly is
removed, the stud and nut must be replaced.
- Check the coolant level, and add coolant if
necessary.
2.10.8.2 Removing and installing boost
pressure control solenoid valve
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting
battery.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.10.8.3 Removing and installing electronic
intake air recirculation valve
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting
battery.
3 Remove the air cleaner assembly. Refer to
2.6.7.1 Removing and installing air cleaner
assembly.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- During installation of the electronic intake air
recirculation valve, the O-ring ① must be
replaced.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.10.8.5 Removing and installing MAP/IAT
sensor (charge air pressure)
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting
battery.
3 Remove the intake pipe assembly. Refer to
2.6.7.3 Removing and installing intake pipe
assembly.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.10.8.6 Removing and installing intercooler air
outlet tube
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting
battery.
3 Remove the intake pipe assembly. Refer to
2.6.7.3 Removing and installing intake pipe
assembly.
4 Remove the air cleaner assembly. Refer to
2.6.7.1 Removing and installing air cleaner
assembly.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.10.8.7 Removing and installing intercooler air
intake tube
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and inspecting
battery.
3 Remove the air cleaner assembly. Refer to
2.6.7.1 Removing and installing air cleaner
assembly.
4 Remove the electronic intake air recirculation
valve
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
Engine assembly
Engine stand
2 8910003ASV0000
accessories
Removal procedure
The removal procedure is in reverse of installation
procedure.
2.11.4.2 Removing and installing powertrain
Removal procedure
Tip:
Remove the engine and transmission together. All
harnesses disconnected during removal must be
restored during installation. After disconnection,
each pipe shall be plugged to prevent impurities
from entering.
1 Release the fuel system pressure. Refer to
2.3.9.1 Releasing fuel system pressure.
2 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
3 Recover the A/C refrigerant. Refer to 8.4.7.1
Recovering/adding refrigerant.
4 Drain the coolant. Refer to 1.8.4.5 Changing
coolant.
5 Remove the left and right front wheel
assemblies. Refer to 5.4.8.12 Removing and
installing front left driving axle assembly.
6 Remove the left and right front driving axle
assembly. Refer to 5.4.8.13 Removing and
installing front right driving axle assembly.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- Fill all components with oil as specified.
2.11.4.3 Separating engine assembly and
transmission assembly
Removal procedure
1 Remove the powertrain. Refer to 2.11.4.2
Removing and installing powertrain.
2 Remove the intercooler air intake tube. Refer
to 2.10.8.7 Removing and installing intercooler air
intake tube.
3 Remove the starter. Refer to 2.15.8.2 Removing
and installing starter.
4 Remove the shift-by-wire actuator assembly
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
Right mount
assembly
Left mount
assembly
Torsion rod
assembly
(2 in total)
(3 in total) (3 in total)
Torsion rod
assembly
(2 in total)
Right mount
Left mount assembly
assembly
(2 in total)
(2 in total)
(4 in total)
(3 in total)
Torsion rod
assembly
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
Replace the O-ring with a new one, and apply the
A/C compressor lubricating oil to the new O-ring.
Vacuumize the HVAC system after installation.
Refer to 8.4.7.3 Vacuumizing HVAC system.
Add the refrigerant. Refer to 8.4.7.1
Recovering/adding refrigerant.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
1 Lift the vehicle (MT model)
2 Remove the torsion rod assembly.
a. Unscrew the fixing bolts (arrows A and B) of
torsion rod assembly, and take off the torsion rod
assembly ①.
Tightening torque of bolt (arrow A): 160±15Nm
Tightening torque of bolt (arrow B): 160±15Nm
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
Classificatio
n of
crankshaft Diameter of cylinder block main bearing hole Φmm (50.000~50.013)
hole
Class
00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13
number
Class 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0
(diameter) - 00 - 01 - 02 - 03 - 04 - 05 - 06 - 07 - 08 - 09 - 10 - 11 - 12 - 13
2 44.987-44.992 Class B or 2
3 44.993-44.997 Class C or 3
Piston selection
Cylinder block Piston
No. Bore diameter Piston Db
Class of bore Piston class
Φmm diameter Φmm
1 75.000-75.010 Class A or 1 74.965-74.975 Class A or 1
2 75.010-75.020 Class B or 2 74.975-74.985 Class B or 2
3 75.020-75.030 Class C or 3 74.985-74.995 Class C or 3
Timing chain
cover
Accessory tensioner
V-ribbed belt
Crankshaft damper
pulley
Drive plate
(6 in total)
Exhaust phase
regulator
(2 in total)
Timing chain
Timing tensioner
Fixed rail
Crankshaft sprocket
(2 in total)
(2 in total)
(6 in total)
Oil-gas separator
assembly
(2 in total)
Gasket
(2 in total)
Camshaft bearing
cap
Camshaft front
bearing cap
(16 in total)
Tightening torque is represented in N•m
Rocker arm
assembly
Valve collet
Hydraulic tappet
assembly
Valve spring
Cylinder head
Intake valve
Exhaust valve
Disposable part:
Cylinder block
Crankshaft thrust
plate
Crankshaft
assembly
Crankshaft speed
ring gear
(10 in total)
Piston pin
Piston
First compression
ring
Connecting
rod
Oil cooling nozzle
assembly
Second
compression ring
Connecting rod
bearing cap
Disposable part:
Tightening torque is represented in N•m
EBS
CAN bus
Alternator
Step 2 Check whether rhythmic, clear and uniform “clicks” near the cylinder head cover are obvious
at idle speed and reduced at higher speed.
Step 3 Check whether the main bearing shell clearance exceeds the specified value.
Step 4 Check whether the connecting rod bearing shell clearance exceeds the specified value.
Step 5 End.
Step 3 Check whether the alternator and A/C compressor work improperly with abnormal sound.
Step 4 Check whether the valve assemblies such as valve tappets and valve springs are faulty.
Step 5 Check whether the clearance of the piston pin exceeds the standard value.
Step 7 Check whether the clearance between the piston and the cylinder liner exceeds the standard
value.
Step 8 Check whether the offset of the piston pin exceeds the standard value.
Step 9 End.
2.13.7.5 Engine misfire with abnormal noise
Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check whether there is a DTC in the ECM with the diagnostic scan tool.
Step 2 Check the data related to "knock" in the engine data flow with the diagnostic scan tool. Are
there abnormal data when compared with those of a normal vehicle?
Step 5 Check whether the valve tappet is scratched, stuck, worn, etc.
Step 6 Check whether the camshaft cam is excessively worn or obviously defective.
Step 7 Check whether the valve guide is cracked, excessively worn, etc.
Step 8 Check whether the valve spring seat and valve spring gasket are assembled incorrectly.
Step 9 End.
Flywheel disassembling
1 8910060BAC0000
tool
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- Remove oil stains from the V-ribbed belt before
installation.
- Visually check the V-ribbed belt for excessive
wear or cord pulled out.
- Replace V-ribbed belts with incomplete rack.
- After installing the V-ribbed belt, make sure that it
is correctly installed in the ribbed groove of
crankshaft damper pulley.
- After installation, turn the crankshaft damper pulley
clockwise to check whether the V-ribbed belt is driven
smoothly.
2.13.9.2 Removing and installing accessory
tensioner
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
ENGINE START/STOP button to “OFF” position.
2 Remove the front right wheel assembly. Refer
to 5.2.7.1 Removing and installing wheel
assembly.
3 Remove the front right wheel mudguard
assembly. Refer to 11.4.1.4 Removing and
installing front wheel mudguard.
4 Remove the V-ribbed belt
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- Before installing the accessory tensioner, make sure that
the accessory tensioner bolt is fitted in the water pump
bracket hole.
- Rotate the accessory tensioner to align its dowel
pin with the pin hole on the water pump bracket.
- Tighten the fixing bolt of the accessory tensioner
to the specified torque.
• Tightening torque of bolt: 50±5Nm
2.13.9.3 Removing and installing cylinder head
cover assembly
Removal procedure
1 Drain engine oil. Refer to 1.8.4.1 Changing
engine oil, and replacing oil filter.
2 Remove the powertrain. Refer to 2.11.4.2
Removing and installing powertrain.
3 Separate the engine assembly and
transmission assembly. Refer to 2.11.4.3
Separating engine assembly and transmission
assembly.
4 Remove the catalytic converter assembly.
Refer to 2.5.6.2 Removing and installing catalytic
converter assembly.
5 Remove the turbocharger assembly. Refer to
2.10.8.1 Removing and installing turbocharger
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6 Remove the drive plate. Refer to 2.13.9.11
Removing and installing drive plate.
7 Remove the crankshaft rear oil seal. Refer to
2.13.9.12 Removing and installing crankshaft rear
oil seal.
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.13.9.9 Removing and installing valve oil seal
Removal procedure
1 Drain engine oil. Refer to 1.8.4.1 Changing
engine oil, and replacing oil filter.
2 Remove the powertrain. Refer to 2.11.4.2
Removing and installing powertrain.
3 Separate the engine assembly and
transmission assembly. Refer to 2.11.4.3
Separating engine assembly and transmission
assembly.
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- Install the drive plate and drive plate gasket, and
pre-tighten the fixing bolts ①~⑥.
- Use the flywheel disassembling tool
(8910060BAC0000) to lock the drive plate.
- Tighten the fixing bolts in the diagonal order from
① to ⑥.
• Tightening torque of bolt: 30Nm+70°
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- Because the oil seal is a disposable part, a new
oil seal must be used during installation.
- First install the crankshaft front oil seal on the
timing chain cover.
- Install the crankshaft front oil seal installing tool
① (8910007ASV0000), and tighten the bolt as
arrowed to install the crankshaft front oil seal in
place.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.13.9.15 Removing and installing crankshaft
speed ring gear
Removal procedure
1 Drain engine oil. Refer to 1.8.4.1 Changing
engine oil, and replacing oil filter.
2 Remove the powertrain. Refer to 2.11.4.2
Removing and installing powertrain.
3 Separate the engine assembly and
transmission assembly. Refer to 2.11.4.3
Separating engine assembly and transmission
assembly.
4 Remove the drive plate. Refer to 2.13.9.11
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- For installation of the crankshaft speed ring gear,
the marked side as arrowed should face outward.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.13.9.17 Removing and installing piston ring
Removal procedure
1 Drain engine oil. Refer to 1.8.4.1 Changing
engine oil, and replacing oil filter.
2 Remove the powertrain. Refer to 2.11.4.2
Removing and installing powertrain.
3 Separate the engine assembly and the
transmission assembly. Refer to 2.11.4.3
Separating engine assembly and transmission
assembly.
4 Remove the catalytic converter assembly.
Refer to 2.5.6.2 Removing and installing catalytic
converter assembly.
5 Remove the turbocharger assembly. Refer to
2.10.8.1 Removing and installing turbocharger
assembly.
6 Remove the cast exhaust manifold. Refer to
2.5.6.1 Removing and installing cast exhaust
manifold.
7 Remove the intake manifold. Refer to 2.6.7.5
Removing and installing intake manifold.
8 Remove the fuel rail injector assembly. Refer
to 2.3.9.6 Removing and installing fuel rail injector
assembly.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- First install the oil control ring (blade and bushing
ring), then install the second compression ring, and
finally install the first compression ring.
- When installing the blade and bushing ring, insert
the blade on both sides of the bushing ring, with
the openings staggered by about 180°.
- When installing the second compression ring
which is thinner than the first compression ring,
direct the “N” mark (arrow A) on the piston ring
towards the top of the piston.
- When installing the first compression ring which
is thicker than the second compression ring, direct
the “N” mark (arrow B) on the piston ring towards
the top of the piston.
- After installing the piston rings, check that their
notches do not face the piston pin side and the
piston working surface. The openings of adjacent
rings shall be staggered evenly by 180°, rather
than overlap.
- Check whether the piston rings can rotate freely
after installation.
2.13.9.18 Tightening sequence of main bearing
cap bolts
Tightening procedure
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Oil pan
Oil cooler
(8 in total)
Dipstick tube
(4 in total)
Oil cooler
Oil pan
Drain plug
Oil filter
(14 in total)
Disposable part:
Tightening torque is in N•m
Step 6 Check whether the oil pump filter screen is dirty or broken.
Step 8 End.
2.14.6.4 Abnormal engine oil consumption
Diagnostic procedure
Step 1 Check whether the engine oil leaks.
Step 2 Check whether the engine oil viscosity is abnormal and whether inferior engine oil is used.
Step 4 Check whether the components of the positive crankcase ventilation system are damaged.
Step 5 Check whether the valve guide/valve stem is worn, and whether the valve stem oil seal is
worn, missing or improperly installed.
Step 6 Check whether the piston and piston ring are improperly installed in the cylinder.
Step 7 Check whether the piston ring is correctly sealed, and whether the piston ring is broken or
worn.
Next step
Step 8 End.
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- During installation, replace the O-ring ①, and
apply a little oil to the surface of new O-ring ①.
- Check whether the new O-ring ① is in good
condition.
- Pay attention to whether the thickness of the new
O-ring ① is consistent with that of the old O-ring
①.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.14.8.7 Inspecting oil level
Inspection procedure
1 Inspection conditions
- Park the vehicle on a level ground.
- The oil pan is not deformed.
- When the engine is stopped, wait 10 min to allow
the oil to flow back to the oil pan.
2 Inspection steps
a. Pull out the dipstick ①, dry it with a shop towel,
then reinsert it, push it all the way down, and wait a
moment.
b. Pull out the oil dipstick ① again and read the oil
level.
Alternator
Starter
EBS
Battery
Battery tray
DC-DC converter
Starter
(2 in total)
Alternator
EBS
Alternator Battery
Engine
compartme
nt PDU
PFB
Starter relay 2
Step 3 Check whether the internal regulator or coil of the alternator is ablated.
Next step
Step 4 End.
2.15.7.4 Abnormal operation of starter
Diagnostic procedure
Step 4 Check whether the starter coil is abnormal, the coil is ablated or the carbon brush is in poor
contact.
Next step
Step 5 End.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.15.8.2 Removing and installing starter
Removal procedure
1 Turn off all electrical consumers and set the
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2 Disconnect the negative battery
terminal. Refer to 1.8.6.1 Maintaining and
inspecting battery.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- As shown in the figure, check whether the gasket
① is installed in place.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure. Moreover, pay attention to the
following:
- The battery must be installed and connected
firmly. Otherwise, the following damage will occur:
if the battery falls off, there will be a danger of
explosion. If the battery terminals are connected
loosely, sparks will be generated when the
terminals are contacted, likely to burn up the
onboard electrical consumers. The battery case
will be worn by metal fasteners, causing electrolyte
leakage.
2.15.8.4 Removing and installing EBS
Removal procedure
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Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
2.15.8.5 Removing and installing battery tray
Removal procedure
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.
Installation procedure
The installation procedure is in reverse of removal
procedure.