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Haima M3. Chassis System. Service Manual - part 7

 

 

 

Brake system 2F-40 

 

Diagnostic steps 

 

Step Operation 

Yes 

No 

Is the initial check performed? 

Perform Step 2.

Perform the initial 

check. (see Page 3) 

Measure the voltage of battery. Do you find out the 
faults and remove them? For the definitions of pins, 
refer to the circuit diagram of detailed items. 

Perform Step 4.

Perform Step 3. 

Cross validation of ABS (for its detailed steps, refer 
to Section “Removal and Installation”). In case of 
confirming the damages of ECU, replace ABS. Is the 
fault removed? 

Perform Step 4.

Re-diagnose it, and confirm whether its fault is 
regenerated? 

Completion of 

diagnostic work 

4.3  Faults of solenoid valve and valve set relay 

Fault codes: C001004; C001104; C001404; C001504; C001804; C001904; C001C04; C001D04; 
C109504; C007208 

Fault setting conditions 

(1)  Valve supply faults.(short circuit of power supply to ground or open circuit of earth wire) 

(2)  Overhigh temperature of solenoid valve.(overheat protection) 

(3)  Short circuit of at least 5 solenoid valves(fuses) 

(4)  Actuate the corresponding solenoid valve, but it has no feedbacks. Diagnostic steps 

(5)  Self-faults of solenoid valve. 

(6)  Faults of valve set relay. 

Possible fault causes 

(1)  Short circuit of solenoid valve to power supply or earth, open circuit of wire(poor earthing). 

(2) Fuse 

faults. 

(3)  Overheat protection of system (overlong operating time of solenoid valve, which often occurs in case 

of vacuum filling and off-line check). 

(4) ABS 

damages. 

 

Step Operation 

Yes 

No 

Cool the vehicle for 5 minutes, and check whether its 
faults are removed? 

Perform Step 2. 

Is the initial check performed? 

Perform Step 3. 

Perform the initial 

check. 

Measure the voltage of power supply pins of solenoid 
valve in connectors, and check the fuses, external 
relays, connectors, wires and earth wires. Are the 
faults found out and removed? For the definitions of 
pins, refer to the circuit diagrams for detailed items. 

Perform Step 5. 

Perform Step 4. 

Cross validation of ABS (for its detailed steps, refer 
to Section “Removal and Installation”). In case of 
confirming the damages of ABS, replace ABS. Is the 
fault removed?  

Perform Step 5. 

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Brake system 2F-41 

 

Step Operation 

Yes 

No 

Stop the vehicle after increasing its speed up to 
15km/h, re-diagnose it, and confirm whether the fault 
is regenerated?  

Completion of 

diagnostic work 

4.4  Fault of pump motor 

Fault codes: C002004  

Fault setting conditions 

(1)  Overload operation of pump motor, its overhigh temperature (overheat protection) 

(2)  After the return pump motor relay works for 60ms, the return pump monitor can’t still detect any 

voltage signal. 

(3)  The return pump motor relay fails to work, and the return pump monitor detects the voltage of over 2. 

5V. 

(4)  The return pump motor relay stops its operation, the return pump monitor detects no reduction of 

voltage. 

Possible fault causes 

(1)  Poor grounding of pump motor. 

(2)  Overheat protection of system. 

(3)  Abnormality of pump motor power supply(fuse, battery terminal) 

(4)  Faults of pump motor relay. 

(5)  Faults of pump motor. 

Diagnostic steps 

 

Step Operation 

Yes 

No 

Cool the vehicle for 5 minutes, and check whether its 
faults are removed? 

Perform Step 2. 

Is the initial check performed? 

Perform Step 3. 

Perform the 

initial check. 

Measure the voltage of power supply pins of pump motor 
in connectors, and check the fuses, external relays, 
connectors, wires and earth wires. Are the faults found 
out and removed? For the definitions of pins, refer to the 
circuit diagrams for detailed items.  

Perform Step 5. 

Perform Step 4. 

Cross validation of ABS (for its detailed steps, refer to 
Section “Removal and Installation”). In case of 
confirming the damages of ABS, replace ABS. Is the 
fault removed? 

Perform Step 5. 

Stop the vehicle after increasing its speed up to 15km/h, 
re-diagnose it, and confirm whether the fault is 
regenerated? 

Completion of 

diagnostic work 

4.5  Wheel speed sensor wire 

Fault codes: C003200; C00A000; C00A100; C00A900; C003500; C00A200; C00A300; C00AA00; 
C003800; C00A400; C00A500; C00AB00; C003B00; C00A600; C00A700; C00AC00; C109904 

Fault setting conditions 

(1)  ECU detects that the signal line of wheel speed sensor is shorted to ground. 

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(2)  Open circuit of wheel speed sensor wire.  

Possible fault causes 

(1)  Disconnection, loosened connection or fracture of wheel speed sensor wires. 

(2)  Reverse connection of wheel speed sensor signal line and power line. 

(3)  Short circuit of signal line to ground. 

(4)  Damages of sensor head or connection pin. 

Diagnostic steps 

 

Step Operation 

Yes 

No 

Is the initial check performed? 

Perform Step 2. 

Perform the 

initial check. 

Check whether the wheel speed sensor is perfectly 
connected. Check the open circuit or short circuit of wheel 
speed sensor wires in the harness. Are the faults found out 
and removed? For the definitions of pins, refer to the 
circuit diagrams for detailed items. 

Perform Step 4.  Perform Step 3.

Cross validation of ABS (for its detailed steps, refer to 
Section “Removal and Installation”). In case of confirming 
the damages of ABS, replace ABS. Is the fault removed? 

Perform Step 4. 

Stop the vehicle after increasing its speed up to 15km/h, 
re-diagnose it, and confirm whether the fault is 
regenerated? 

Completion of 

diagnostic work

4.6  Faults of wheel speed sensor signals 

Fault codes: C003108; C00A900; C003408; C00AA00; C003708; C00AB00; C003A08; C00AC00; 
C109904 

Fault setting conditions 

(1)  ECU detects that the signal line of wheel speed sensor is shorted to the power supply. 

(2)  ECU detects that the power line of wheel speed sensor is shorted to ground. 

(3)  Abnormal signals of wheel speed sensor. 

Possible fault causes 

(1)  Disconnection, loosened connection or breakage of wheel speed sensor wires. 

(2)  The signal line of wheel speed sensor is shorted to the power supply. 

(3)  The power line of wheel speed sensor is shorted to ground. 

(4)  Non-installation of gear ring, loss of teeth, dirty gear ring, existence of strange substances, 

demagnetizing, eccentric gear ring. 

(5)  Excessive air gap between the sensor and gear ring. 

(6)  External magnetic field interference of wheel speed sensor (demagnetizing failure of wheel or axle). 

(7)  Faults of wheel speed sensor body. 

(8)  Wrong number of gear ring teeth. 

(9)  Above-normed size of tire. 

(10) Damages of ECU. 

Diagnostic steps 

Note

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Brake system 2F-43 

 

1)  For the faults of wheel speed sensor signals, after removing the faults, be sure to start the vehicle and 

increase its speed up to about 15km/h, thus ABS warning lamp can go out. 

2)  Don’t measure the supply voltage from the wheel speed sensor to ECU. Once the open circuit of 

wheel speed sensor exists, ECU will stop its power supply automatically, until its power supply is 
recovered after the next ignition self-check.  

4.7 ECU faults 

Fault codes: C100004; C101008 

Fault setting conditions 

(1)  ECU supply fault.  

(2)  Damages of ECU. 

Possible fault causes 

ECU faults 

Diagnostic steps 

 

Step Operation 

Yes 

No 

Is the initial check performed? 

Perform Step 2. 

Perform the initial 

check. 

Cross validation of ABS (for its detailed steps, refer to 
Section “Removal and Installation”). In case of 
confirming the damages of ABS, replace ABS. Is the 
fault removed? 

Perform Step 3. 

Re-diagnose it, and confirm whether the fault is 
regenerated? 

Completion of 

diagnostic work 

4.8  Unreasonable control of ABS 

Fault codes:C006B06 

Fault setting conditions 

ABS receives the command of continual operation (above 1 minute).  

Possible fault causes 

(1)  Continual braking of ice. 

(2) Overlarge 

wheel 

speed difference. 

Diagnostic steps 

 

Step Operation 

Yes 

No 

Is the initial check performed? 

Perform Step 2. 

Perform the 

initial check. 

Check the wheel speed sensor and gear ring. Are the 
faults removed? 

Perform Step 4. 

Perform Step 3. 

 

Cross validation of ABS (for its detailed steps, refer to 
Section “Removal and Installation”). In case of 
confirming the damages of ECU, replace ABS. Is the 
fault removed? 

Perform Step 4. 

Re-diagnose it, and confirm whether the fault is 
regenerated? 

Completion of 

diagnostic work

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Brake system 2F-44 

 

Removal and installation 

I.  Steps for removing ABS assembly 

1.  Make the ignition switch in OFF position, and disconnect the negative pole of battery. 

2.  Remove the wire from ABS assembly. 

3.  Step the brake pedal to bottom, fix it with a pedal support to prevent the brake fluid from flowing out 

after removing the brake pipe from the brake master cylinder. 

4.  Remove the brake pipe, block the thread hole of ABS assembly and oil hole of brake pipe to avoid the 

entry of impurities. 

5.  Take down ABS from the fixed support. 

II.  Installation steps of ABS assembly 

1.  Install ABS assembly on the support,and tighten it up to the torque of 8±2Nm. 

2.  Take down the plugs from ABS thread hole and brake pipe, connect the brake pipe into ABS assembly, 

and tighten it up to the torque of 16±2Nm. 

3.  Add the brake fluid into fluid reservoir up to Max, and bleed it as per the specified method. 

III. Cross validation 

1.  Remove ABS to install it on another vehicle with the same model and without faults (the oil pipe can’t 

be installed, and only ECU plug is connected, but you must ensure that the plug can’t be loosened 
while the vehicle is driving). 

2.  Drive the vehicle, ensure the vehicle speed is not below 20km/h, and activate the dynamic self-check 

of ABS. 

IV. Exhaust instructions 

The hydraulic unit can be manually exhausted, and any of following three exahust procedures can be 
selected during the repair: 

1.  Exhaust with a filling unit (exhaust pressure of 2bar). 

2.  Exhaust with a manual pedal. 

3.  Combined exhaustion of manual pedal and filling unit. 

 

After the customer replaces the brake system (e.g. replacement of brake fluid, brake pipe or hydraulic 
unit), or the brake pedal is soft, it must be exhausted. 

 

The hydraulic unit replaced by the customer must be a filled ABS hydraulic regulator with ECU. 

 

During the exhaustion, be sure to ensure the complete structure of brake system, and all the high-
pressure hydraulic units have been connected. 

 

It’s required to pull the parking brake before exhausting it. 

 

The brake fluid is corrosive. If it’s affixed to the skin carelessly, it must be removed. 

4.1  Exhaust with an exhaustion/filling unit (exhaust pressure of 2 bar). 

Connect the exhaust/filling unit to the fluid reservoir, confirm that the brake fluid is enough to 

turn on the switch, and set its pressure to 2bar. 

 

Open the bleed screw on the wheel cylinder, until all the air bubbles are drained. 

 

Check the stroke of pedal. 

 

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Brake system 2F-45 

 

If not successful, exhaust it again at each wheel. 

 

Check the level of brake fluid, and ensure that it’s between the maximum and minimum 

values. 

4.2 Manual pedal exhaustion 

Fill up the fluid reservoir(up to the neck of filter) 

 

Repeat the following procedures for each wheel cylinder. Air exhaustion sequence: left rear, 

left front, right front, right rear 

 

Open the bleed screw. 

 

Repeat stepping the brake pedal. 

 

Close the exhaust screw. 

 

Loosen the brake pedal. 

 

Check the stroke of pedal. 

 

If not successful, exhaust it again. 

 

Check the level of brake fluid, and ensure that it’s between the maximum and minimum 

marks. 

4.3  Combination of manual pedal exhaustion and 2 bar exhaustion 

Connect the exhaust/filling unit to the fluid reservoir, confirm that the brake fluid is enough to 

turn on the switch, and set its pressure to 2bar. 

 

Open the bleed screw on the wheel cylinder, until all the air bubbles are drained. 

Sequence: left rear, left front, right front, right rear 

 

Repeat stepping the pedal back and forth. 

B1 

 

Check the stroke of pedal. 

 

If not successful, exhaust it again at each wheel. 

 

Check the level of brake fluid, and ensure that it’s between the maximum and minimum 

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Brake system 2F-46 

 

values. 

Remarks: 

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Recommended sequence of X circuit: Left rear, left front,right front, right rear.  

Technical parameters for repair 

 

Vehicle type 

Haima M3 

Models of brake fluid 

DOT4 
DOT4+ 
Super DOT4+ DOT5. 1 

Number of front axle gear ring teeth 

48 

Number of rear shaft gear ring teeth 

40 

Tire model 

185/60 R15 

Spare tire model 

The same as model of tire 

 

Repair manual for Haima NA01 ESP 9 

Customer:  
Vehicle type: 

Haima 
M3 

 

Product system: 
Types of brake circuit arrangements: 
Drive type: 

ESP 9 
Arrangement of X circuit 
Front wheel drive 

Diagnostic specifications: 
Communication type: 

KWP2000 
CAN 

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In the whole exhaustion, the level of brake fluid in fluid reservoir can’t be below its lowest mark. 

 

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Brake system 2F-47 

 

Summary 

I. Attentions 

ESP is a part related to the safety. Therefore, the 
following attentions for diagnosis must be also 
followed in addition to general safety and 
preventive measures during its repair diagnosis. 

1.  ESP system must be repaired by trained and 

skilled technicians, and can be replaced only by 
the original part. 

2.  Before diagnosing ESP system, if the 

fundamental brake system has any fault, first 
remove it, e.g.: 

● 

Brake system noises 

● Overhard 

brake 

pedal. 

●  During the common braking operation,the 

brake pedal or vehicle vibrates. 

● 

Runout of vehicle brake. 

● 

Faults of parking brake system 

3.  ESP assembly (e.g. ESP electronic control unit 

and hydraulic regulator assembly, excluding 
the brake pipe, sensor or other auxiliary 
devices) can be only replaced as a whole, and 
can’t be disassembled for check or partially 
replaced/interchanged. Bosch doesn’t supply 
any separate spare part, and doesn’t guarantee 
the disassembled ESP assembly, and undertake 
no responsibility for bad consequences caused 
after disassembling or partially 
replacing/interchanging ESP hydraulic 
regulator. 

4.  The following two cases indicate that ESP 

system detects the faults: 

●  After turning on the ignition switch, the self-

check of system is finished, and the warning 
lamp keeps lightened. 

●  While the vehicle is driving, the warning lamp 

keeps constantly on. 

At this time, the driver can apply the regular braking 
operation, but he should try his best to reduce the 
applied braking force, and prevent the wheel from 
locking. After the warning lamp goes on, it’s 
required to drive carefully and go to the special 
service station immediately for repair, so as to avoid 
the occurrence of more accidents, otherwise it will 
lead to the traffic accidents. 

5.  The following points need to be attentioned 

while connecting ESP sensor wires: 

● 

Before pulling down ESP wire and sensor wire, 
be sure to disconnect the ignition switch. 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Brake system 2F-48 

 

●  Ensure the drying and cleanness of 

connector,and avoid the entry of any strange 
substance . 

●  The connectors of ESP wires must be installed 

in position in horizontal and vertical directions 
to avoid their damages.

 

6. 

While connecting ESP brake pipe, be sure 

to ensure its correct installation. ESP ECU can’t 
judge whether the brake pipes are correctly 
connected. Any wrong connection may lead to the 
serious accident. During the connection of brake 
pipe, be sure to follow the mark on ESP assembly: 

●  MC1:connect the brake master cylinder brake 

pipe 1; 

●  MC2:connect the brake master cylinder brake 

pipe 2; 

●  FL:connect the brake pipe of left front wheel 

brake wheel cylinder; 

●  FR:connect the brake pipe of right front wheel 

brake wheel cylinder; 

●  RL:connect the brake pipe of left rear wheel 

brake wheel cylinder; 

●  RR:connect the brake pipe of right rear wheel 

brake wheel cylinder. 

7.  ESP will produce the noises in the following 

cases: 

●  After the speed of vehicle is increased up to 

40km/h, it will produce a short sound of 
“buzz”, this is a sound of starting the return 
pump motor during ESP self-check, which is a 
normal phenomenon. 

●  After the speed of vehicle is increased up to 

30km/h and the volume of brake fluid in the 
energy accumulator reaches a certain value, 
ESP return pump motor will start and produce 
a sound of “buzz”; 

●  After the vehicle drives continually for 500 

min, it will start ESP return pump motor to 
return the brake fluid accumulated in the 
energy accumulator, and produce a sound of 
“buzz”; 

●  ESP will produce the noises during the normal 

operation, which is mainly reflected by the 
following aspects: 

1)  Action sound of motor, solenoid valve and 

return pump in ESP hydraulic unit. 

2)  Sound caused by the bounce of brake pedal. 

3)  Impact sound of suspension and body caused 

by emergency braking operation. 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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II. Initial 

check 

Before the diagnosis of ESP system, first check its 
parts, which may cause the faults of ESP system and 
be easy to contact, their visual check and 
appearance check procedures can determine the 
faults quickly, thus their further diagnosis need’s be 
diagnosed. 

1.  Ensure that only the tires and hubs with 

recommended sizes are installed on the 
vehicle.The patterns and depths of tires on the 
same shaft must be the same. For the details of 
tire models, please refer to the operating 
instructions for vehicle. 

2.  Check ESP hydraulic regulator, brake pipe and 

connections for leakage. 

3.  Check the fuses of ESP system ensure that no 

fuses are burnt and their models are correct. 
ESP system has three fuses separately: 

● 

Pump motor fuse (40A) 

● 

Solenoid valve fuse (25A) 

● 

Electronic control unit fuse (5A) 

4.  Check the voltage of battery, and check 

whether the battery terminals are corroded or 
loosened.  

Normal operating voltage range of ESP system is 
9.3V-16.8V. 

5.  Check whether the bonding point of ESP earth 

wire is loosened, and whether its earthed 
position is changed. 

6.  ESP earth wire must have good sealing ability 

to prevent the water or moisture from 
penetrating into ESP ECU joint through the 
hole of wire due to capillary effect (siphon), 
thus it can lead to the failure of its function. 
Adopted measures: apply the seal gum to 
exposed ends of wire, and adopt the shrinkable 
tube gland. 

 

 

 

 

7.  Apply the visual checks and appearance checks 

of the following electric parts: 

●  Whether the wires and connectors of relevant 

ESP system parts are correctly connected, 
jammed or slashed. 

●  The wires shall be arranged near to high-

voltage or high-current device, e.g.high-voltage 
power or part, generator, motor, and 
stereophonic amplifier attached after sale.  

Note:  the high-voltage or high-current device may 
make the circuit produce the sensing noises, thus it 
will disturb the normal operation of circuit. 

 

Apply the seal gum to the exposed end of wire, and 
adopt the shrinkable tube gland. 

Ignition 

coil/ignition 

wire/spark plug

Gear ring

Generator

 

Wheel speed sensor

 

Hydroplaning

Hydroplaning 

Water line 

Don’t cling. 

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● ESP parts are very sensitive for 

electromagnetic interference(EMI). In case of 
suspecting the intermittent faults, check 
whether the thief-proof devices, lamps or 
mobile telephones attached after sale are 
correctly installed. 

8.  ESP is an active safety system. Its main 

purpose is to adopt the maximum ground 
adhering moment, and keep the steer ability of 
vehicle and drive stability. However, in case of 
exceeding its physical limit or driving on the 
wet and slippery road at high speed, ESP can’t 
prevent the vehicle from slipping fully, too.  

9.  In case of too much noise of ESP, it may be 

caused by the following cases: 

●  Loosened fixation of ESP assembly and 

support. 

●  Loosened fixation of ESP support and vehicle 

body. 

●  Loss or damages of plastic washers on ESP 

support.

 

 

 

 

 

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Brake system 2F-51 

 

Introduction of ESP 9 system 

I.  Composition of ESP 9 system 

As shown in the figure below, ESP 9 consists of hydraulic module with an electronic control unit and 
sensors. 

 

 ESP hydraulic control module (integrated yaw rate sensor) with an electronic control unit 

 

Wheel speed sensor 

 Steering wheel angle sensor 

 Communications with engine management system 

Note: this drawing is only for reference. For the detailed positions of elements, please refer to the vehicle 
maintenance manual. 

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Brake system 2F-52 

 

II.  Hydraulic diagram for ESP 9  

The brake system of this vehicle is arranged in X shape. As shown in the figure below, ESP 9 hydraulic 
regulator includes a motor, two return pumps, two energy accumulators and twelve solenoid valves.

 

 

The following meanings of English abbreviations in Fig.: 

MC1 

First circuit of brake master cylinder

FLAV Left 

front 

wheel outlet valve 

MC2 

Second circuit of brake master 
cylinder 

FREV 

Right front wheel inlet valve 

Motor 

FRAV 

Right front wheel outlet valve 

RP1 

Return pump 1 

RLEV 

Left rear wheel inlet valve 

RP2 

Return pump 2 

RLAV 

Left rear wheel outlet valve 

A1 

Energy accumulator 1 

RREV 

Right rear wheel inlet valve 

A2 

Energy accumulator 2 

RRAV 

Right rear wheel outlet valve 

FL 

Left front wheel 

HSV1 

High-pressure valve 1 

FR 

Right front wheel 

HSV2 

High-pressure valve 2 

RL 

Left rear wheel 

USV1 

Guide valve 1 

RR 

Right rear wheel 

USV2 

Guide valve 2 

FLEV 

Left front wheel inlet valve 

P/U 

Pressure gauge 

 

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Brake system 2F-53 

 

III.  Haima M3 ESP 9 ECU interface circuit 

ECU circuit diagram 

 

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Brake system 2F-54 

 

Definitions of ECU pins 

Pin Function 

Motor power terminal(positive pole) 

Wheel speed sensor output(unused) 

3 EBD 

warning 

lamp 

4 Wheel speed sensor signal 

terminal(right front) 

5 Undefined 

6 Diagnostic 

line(unused) 

7 Undefined 

Wheel speed sensor signal terminal (left 
front) 

9 Undefined 

10 Speed 

output 

11 Undefined 

12 

ESP OFF switch 

13 motor 

ground 

end 

14 

CAN1 l (CAN1 low) 

15 Undefined 

16 

Wheel speed sensor power 
terminal(right front) 

17 

Wheel speed sensor power 
terminal(right rear) 

18  Wheel speed sensor signal terminal(left 

rear) 

19 

Wheel speed sensor power terminal(left 
front) 

 

Pin

Function 

20

Undefined 

21

Undefined 

22

Undefined 

23

ESP OFF indicator lamp 

24

Undefined 

25

Valve relay power terminal 

26

CAN1h (CAN1 high) 

27

Undefined 

28

ECU power terminal(ignition power line) 

29

Wheel speed sensor signal terminal(right 
rear) 

30

Brake lamp switch 

31

Wheel speed sensor power terminal(left 
rear) 

32

Undefined 

33

ABS warning lamp 

34

ESP multi-functionindicator lamp 

35

Undefined 

36

Undefined 

37

Undefined 

38

ECU ground end 

 

 

 

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Brake system 2F-55 

 

Fault diagnosis 

I. Diagnostic 

flow 

The vehicle enters into the repair factory. 

 

 

 

 

 

Analysis of customers’ problems 

 

 

 

 

 

Reading of fault codes 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Faults 

 

Go to Step 4 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No faults 

 

Go to Step 6 

 

 

 

 

 

Record the fault codes, and then remove the fault codes. 

 

 

 

 

 

Certification and reproduction of faults: ignite to start the vehicle again, accelerate the vehicle 
speed up to 15km/h, and read the faults again. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Faults 

 

Go to Step 7 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No faults 

 

Go to Step 8 

 

 

 

 

 

For the faults without fault codes, repair and go to Step 9.  

 

 

 

 

 

Remove the faults as per the list of fault codes, and then go to Step 9.  

 

 

 

 

 

For the occassional fault, repair and then go to Step 9.  

 

 

 

 

 

Confirm the removal of faults. 

 

 

 

 

 

10 

Avoid the regeneration of faults. 

 

 

 

 

 

Conclusion 

 

 

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