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Chery B11. Manual - part 95

 

 

 
 

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Power supply 

 
 
 
 

Oil return 
solenoi

valve

Oil release 
solenoid valve 

 

Oil return 
solenoid valve 

System 
relay 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1. Description of circuit 
Solenoid valve relay is an inalienable 
part of EBCM. Battery voltage is 
uninterruptedly transmitted to relay 
switch through Terminal A and B. When 
the ignition switch is on, the battery 
voltage from Terminal A11 can be 
provided to the relay coil. Then EBCM 
will ground the relay coil circuit, turn on 
the relay and provide battery voltage to 

the solenoid valve and motor. So long as 
the ignition switch is on, the relay will 
remain on. Otherwise, the 
troubleshooting code will be set up to 
switch off the relay.  
 
 
 
 
 

2. Conditions for setting up 
troubleshooting codes 
When the ignition switch is on and the 
EBCM instructs the relay to turn on, if 
the ignition voltage is bigger than 10.5V 
and the voltage reduction of the relay 
switch is less than 8V within ¼ second, 
then troubleshooting code C0014 will 
appear.  
3. Actions to be taken for setting up 
troubleshooting codes 
Solenoid valve is instructed to be off and 
there is no battery voltage on the 
solenoid valves and pump motors.  
ABS is off and ABS alarm lamp is on.  
4. Conditions for clearing 
troubleshooting codes 

If the conditions for setting up 
troubleshooting codes are gone, 
corresponding scanning tools can be 
used to clear the troubleshooting codes.  
If any troubleshooting codes do not 
appear for continuous 100 cycles 
running, they can be eliminated from the 
database.  
5. Assistance to troubleshooting 
Typical causes of troubleshooting code 
C0014 include:  
(1) Low battery voltage or discharged 
battery 
(2) Loosened or rusted battery terminals  
(3) Ground fault of engine from battery 
side 
(4) Bad contact or loosening of ABS 
fuse 

(5) Bad contact of EBCM Terminals 
A11, A, B, C 
(6) Undervoltage of EBCM Terminal A 
and/or B 

(7) Internal failure of EBCM 
 

 
6. Diagnostic steps 
Step 

Diagnostic action 

Expected value 

Yes 

No 

If the checking of diagnostic circuit has 
been finished 

 

To Step 

To Step 

1. Carry out a load test on the battery. 
Refer to the provisions on battery in 
the maintenance manual.  
2. Check the charging coefficient. 
Refer to the provisions on charger and 
charging system in the maintenance 
manual 
3. Carry out parasitic load test.  
Are the tests passed?  

The battery must 
be able to maintain 
a voltage of over 
9.6V for as long as 
10 seconds 
Not bigger than 
30mA 

To Step 

To Step 

1. Shut off engine 
2. Detach the battery anode and 
cathode 
3. Detach the wire harness from the 
EBCM 
4. Check if the following contact is all 
right; 
·Battery connection 
·Negative cable to the engine block 
and chasis 
·Positive cable to the starter solenoid 
valve and/or the junction box 
·EBCM Terminal A11, A, B, C 
·EBCM grounding wire connected to 
the chasis grounding 
Are the above contacts all right? 

 

To Step 

To Step 8 

1. EBCM is still detached 
2. Battery cable remains detached 
3. Connect one ohmmeter between 
EBCM Terminal C and EBCM wire 
harness and the battery cable cathode 
Is the resistance within the range 
required 

Less than 
2ohm 

To Step 

To Step 9 

1. Reconnect the battery cable 
2. EBCM remains detached 
3. Ignite 
4. Measure the voltages on EBCM 
wire harness Terminal A11, A and B 

Storage 
battery 
voltage 

To Step 
11 

To Step 10 

with a voltmeter. 
Are the voltages of the aforesaid three 
terminals within the range required?  

Check the diagnostic circuit 

 

 

 

Replace the charging system 
and/or 
recharge the battery/replace the battery
and/or 
identify and repair the cause of too 
many parasitic shifting 

 

 

 

Repair the terminals and/or 
connections as the case may require 

 

 

 

Identify the cause of over-resistance 
between battery cathode cable and 
EBCM wire harness connector and fix 
the problem.  

 

 

 

10 

Identify the cause of undervoltage of 
EBCM terminals and fix the problem. 

 

 

 

11 Replace 

EBCM 

 

 

 

 
Two. C0017 Ground fault circuit of pump motor 

 
 

Ignition 
switch 

 

Power supply 

 
 
 

Solenoid valve relay

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Oil pump motor

 
 

Electronic brake control

Brake pressure modulator

 

1. Description of circuit 
The pump motor is incorporated in the 
BPMV and grounded through Terminal 
D of EBCM.  
 
2. Conditions for setting up 
troubleshooting codes 

C0017 can only be set up with the 
ignition switch turned on. The pump 
motor is turned off and the EBCM 
detects the ground short circuit of the 
pump motor.  
 

3. Actions to be taken during setup of 
troubleshooting codes 
Switch off the solenoid valve relay and 
cut off the power supply to pump motor 
and solenoid valve.  
Save troubleshooting code C0017.  
Cut off ABS and turn on ABS alarm 
lamp.  
 
4. Conditions for clearing 
troubleshooting codes 
If the conditions for setting up 
troubleshooting code C0017 are gone, 
corresponding scanning tools can be 
used to clear the troubleshooting code.  

If the troubleshooting code does not 
appear for 100 ignition cycles running, it 
can be eliminated from the database.  
 
5. Assistance to troubleshooting 
Typical causes of troubleshooting code 
C0017 include:  
(1) BPMV trouble 
(2) EBCM trouble 
 
 
 
 
 

 
6. Diagnostic steps 

Step Diagnostic 

action 

Expected 
value 

Yes No 

If the checking of diagnostic circuit has 
been finished 

 

To Step 2 

To Step 4 

1. Shut off engine 
2. Detach the EBCM wire harness from 
the EBCM. 
3. Unfix the EBCM from the BPMV. 
4. Check if the connector between 
EBCM and BPMV suffers any damage, 
rust, bad contact or overflowing brake 
fluid. 
Are the connectors and terminals all 
right? Is there any brake fluid in the 
engine room? Is there any damage or 
rust? 

 

To Step 3 

To Step 5 

1. Connect one ohmmeter between 
BPMV Terminal 1 and car body 
grounding circuit and measure the 
resistance 
2. Connect one ohmmeter between 
BPMV Terminal 1 and car body 
grounding circuit and notice if the two 
resistance values are within the range 
required.  

OL (open 
circuit) 

To Step 6 

To Step 7 

Check the diagnostic circuit 

 

 

 

1. In the case of damage and/or rust, 
replace the EBCM and/or BPMV if 
necessary. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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