Self-diagnoses
FUNCTION
The self-diagnosis system can be used without using CONSULT-
II. With this system, both self-diagnostic history and fail-safe history
are indicated by the SPORT indicator lamp.
SELF-DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE
1.
Turn ignition switch to “OFF”.
2.
Start the engine.
3.
Quickly switch the active damper suspension select switch
from “SPORT” to “AUTO”, and vice versa, at least 5 times
within 10 seconds immediately after the engine has started.
2 or 3 seconds following the above switch operation, the indi-
cator lamp will come on. This is not the indication of self-di-
agnosis.
4.
Perform the following procedures to enter the corresponding
signals.
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Turn steering wheel 180° in either direction from neutral.
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Depress brake pedal.
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Release brake pedal.
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Move the vehicle at least 5 m (16 ft) forward.
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HOW TO READ SELF-DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS
(Malfunction codes)
Following the steps listed under the “Self-diagnostic procedure”
above, a faulty area or faulty areas, if any, are indicated by a
flashing active damper suspension indicator lamp located in the
meter cluster.
The indicator lamp flashes to show faulty areas corresponding with
No. 11 through 14, then No. 21, 23 and 24, in that order. 2 seconds
after all items are indicated, the indicator lamp repeats the flash
sequence for all items again.
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When all items are in good order, the indicator lamp flashes at
a cycle of 1/4 Hz [ON (2 seconds) and OFF (2 seconds)].
Display mode:
First digit “ON” (0.6 seconds)
Second digit “ON” (0.3 seconds)
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The upper part of the figure at left shows an example of a faulty
area corresponding with No. 23.
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The lower part of the figure at left shows an example of a faulty
area (No. 23) which previously fell under the fail-safe history
data and is still stored in the current fail-safe data history.
After repairing the faulty area(s), erase the self-diagnostic data
stored in memory. [Refer to “HOW TO ERASE SELF-DIAGNOS-
TIC RESULTS (Malfunction codes)”, FA-40].
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