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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 8. Manual - part 162

 

 

MPI – TROUBLESHOOTING

13A-34

ITEMS

Fault Symptoms

Checking
procedures

No communication between MUT-II/III and any other system

1

Communicatio
n with MUT
II/III

Only MUT-II/III and Engine ECU can communicate

2

The engine warning light does not come on immediately after turning ignition switch to
“ON “ position

3

Engine
warning light

Engine warning light remains lit. Does not go off.

4

Starting not possible (starter does not
turn over)

Starter does not function

5

Starting not possible
(starter turns over but no initial firing)

Starter functions and cranks, but there is no
combustion inside cylinders and engine does
not start

6

Starting not possible (fires, but not
fully)

Combustion in cylinders, but engine stalls
immediately

Starting

Poor starting (starting takes a long
time)

Engine starts, but cranking takes a long time

7

Irregular idling
(rough idling, hunting)

During idle running, engine speed fluctuates.
This can normally be seen in the tachometer
needle swinging, and vibrations felt through
the steering wheel, gear stick, and body

Incorrect idling speed

Does not idle at correct speed

Poor idling

Engine stalls when idling
(dies out)

During idling, the engine stalls irrespective of
whether the vehicle is moving

8

Engine stalls when pulling away from
standing (‘pass out’)

When vehicle is idling and throttle pedal is
depressed, or during operation, engine stalls

9

Engine stall

Engine stalls during deceleration

Engine stalls when decelerating.

10

Pulsating/discontinuous combustion
(hesitation, sag)

When throttle pedal is depressed in order to
accelerate from certain speeds, vehicle
response (engine speed) is delayed.
Furthermore, during acceleration, (engine
speed) drops momentarily.
These symptoms are generally referred to as
‘hesitation’. Severe hesitation is referred to as
‘sag’

Poor acceleration

Driving at steady speeds is smooth, but when
accelerating, the rate of acceleration does not
respond to increased throttle. So highest
speeds are not reached

Stumble

When pulling away from standing, engine
speed responds slowly to initial throttle pedal
movement

Surge

Driving at steady speeds, or when
accelerating, the vehicle repeatedly jerks
backwards and forwards

11

Acceleration shock

A major shock is generated on acceleration

12

Deceleration shock

A major shock is generated on deceleration

13

Knocking

Thudding noise like a dull hammering comes
from cylinder walls during driving, resulting in
rough driving.

14

Driving

Ignition mistiming

Discrepancy between firing timing and
standard values specified for timing.

15

Stopping

Run-on
(dieseling/pinking)

Engine continues to run after ignition switch is
turned to “LOCK” (OFF) position.

16

Exhaust fumes

Smelly, white smoke, black smoke
CO and HC densities are high when
idling

Exhaust fumes smell unusually strong.
Exhaust is white or black.  CO and HC
densities are high when idling

17

Charging

Flat battery

Battery loses its charge immediately.
Or battery charging capacity is low

18

Overheating

Engine cooling water temperature unusually
high

19

Cooling

Radiator fan motor running abnormallyIrrespective of engine cooling water

temperature, when ignition switch is turn to
the ON position, the fan motor starts running

20

A/C
performance

A/C not effective

Air not cooled down. Or there is a
discrepancy with temperature set.

21

4. List of Fault Symptoms

MPI – TROUBLESHOOTING

13A-35

Check
procedures

Check Items

Page

1

No communication between MUT-II/III and any other system

13A-36

2

Only MUT-II/III and Engine ECU can communicate

13A-37

3

The engine warning light does not come on immediately after turning ignition switch to
“ON “ position

13A-38

4

Engine warning light remains lit. Does not go off.

13A-39

5

Starting not possible (starter does not turn over)

13A-40

6

Starting not possible (starter turns over but no initial firing)

13A-42

Starting not possible (fires, but not fully)

7

Poor starting (starting takes a long time)

13A-44

Irregular idling (rough idling, hunting)

Incorrect idling speed

8

Engine stalls when idling (dies out)

13A-46

9

Engine stalls when pulling away from standing (‘pass out’)

13A-49

10

Engine stalls during deceleration

13A-50

Pulsating/discontinuous combustion  (hesitation, sag)

Poor acceleration

Stumble

11

Surge

13A-50

12

Acceleration shock

13A-52

13

Deceleration shock

13A-53

14

Knocking

13A-53

15

Ignition mistiming

13A-54

16

Run-on (dieseling/pinking)

13A-55

17

Smelly, white smoke, black smoke

CO and HC densities are high when idling

13A-55

18

Flat battery

13A-57

19

Overheating

13A-58

20

Radiator fan motor running abnormally

13A-59

21

A/C not effective

13A-60

22

Engine ECU power supply, engine control relay, ignition switch – IG1 system

13A-61

23

Fuel pump system

13A-63

24

Radiator fan control relay system

13A-65

25

Condenser fan control relay system

13A-67

26

A/C switch system

13A-70

27

A/C compressor relay

13A-71

28

A/C load signal system

13A-73

29

Power steering fluid pressure switch system

13A-74

30

Purge solenoid valve system

13A-75

31

Fuel pressure control solenoid valve system

13A-76

32

Secondary air control solenoid valve

13A-77

33

Waste gate solenoid valve system

13A-78

34

Idle speed control  (ISC)  servo (stepper motor) system

13A-79

35

Intercooler water spray circuit system

13A-80

36

Intercooler water spray lamp system

13A-82

4-1. List of Fault Symptoms

MPI – TROUBLESHOOTING

13A-36

6. Checking Procedure for each Fault

Checking Procedure 1

Check connector C-122

C-122 Diagnosis connector
measurement
• Undo connector, then take

measurement on harness side

(1) Resistance across 4 - earth

Resistance across 5 - earth
OK: 2

or less

(2) Voltage across 16 - earth

OK: Battery voltage

Check and repair harness between
diagnosis connector and body earth
• Check for broken or damaged earth

wire

Check connectors C212, C211, C-32

Check and repair harness between
diagnosis connector and body earth
• Check to see if power supply cable is

broken or has short circuit

Replace MUTII/III

Confirm fault symptoms

Check connectors C212, C211,
C-32

Check harness between
diagnosis connector and battery
• Check for damage to power

supply cable 

Check connector C-107

Check and repair harness
between diagnosis connector and
body earth
• Check for damage to earth wire

No Communication between MUT-II/III and any other system

Probable causes

The probable causes are noted right.

• Diagnosis connector malfunction
• MUT-II/III malfunction

OK

Repair

Finish

Repair

Repair

NG

(1) NG

(2) NG

OK

OK

OK

NG

NG

NG

NG

OK

OK

OK

NG

Repair

MPI – TROUBLESHOOTING

13A-37

Checking Procedure 2

Confirm engine warning light
• Ignition switch: ON
OK: Engine warning lamp lit

Check connectors C-110, C-12
<vehicles fitted with MMCS>
C-22, C-23, C-51, C-122

Check harness between
diagnosis connector and engine
ECU
• Check for damage, short

circuits, or damage to
communication wiring

Confirm fault symptoms

Replace engine ECU

Checking procedure 22: Check
engine ECU power supply, engine
control relay, ignition switch-IG1
system (ref. P.13A-65)

Intermittent malfunction (ref.
Chapter 00 – Intermittent
Malfunctions)

Only MUT-II/III and engine ECU can communicate

Probable causes

The probable causes are noted right.

• Ignition switch malfunction
• Engine control relay malfunction
• Engine ECU malfunction

NG

NG

NG

OK

OK

OK

OK

NG

Repair

Repair

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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