MPI – TROUBLESHOOTING
13A-58
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C-49 Engine ECU connector
measurements
• Measure engine ECU terminal
voltage
• Engine idling (after warm up)
• Radiator fan: not operating
• Voltage across 8 – earth
OK: Voltage increases 0.2 ~ 3.5V
when headlamps go from
OFF
ON
Confirm fault symptoms
Replace engine ECU
Check battery charging device
(ref. Chapter 16 Battery Charging
Devices)
Intermittent malfunction (ref.
Chapter 00 – Intermittent
Malfunctions)
MUT-II/III Diagnosis Codes
• Has diagnosis code been output?
Check engine cooling water
(ref. Chapter 14 Vehicle Servicing)
<Remarks>
When there is a significant decrease in engine cooling
water, check to see if water is leaking from anywhere
and, if necessary, repair
MUT-II/III Actuator Test
• No.21: Fan controller
• Ignition switch: ON
OK: Radiator fan operating
MUT-II/III Actuator Test
• No.37: Condenser fan (HI)
• No.38: Condenser fan (LOW)
Ignition SW: ON
OK: condenser fan operates (low speed)
OK: condenser fan operates (high speed)
MUT-II/III Service Data
• No.21: Water temp. sensor
OK: when cold, it is about the same as ambient air temp.
When hot, 80 ~ 120°C
Thermostat check
(ref. Chapter 14 Thermostat)
Check water pump
Replace radiator core
Diagnosis Code List (ref. P.13A-5)
Change or add engine cooling water.
Checking procedure 24: Radiator fan control relay
system check (P.13A-65)
Checking procedure 25: Condenser fan control relay
system check (ref. P.13A-67)
Code no. P0115: water temp. sensor system check
(ref.P13A-14)
Replace thermostat
Replace water pump
Overheating
Probable causes
The probable causes are noted right.
• Engine cooling water insufficient or deteriorated
• Fan controller malfunction
• Water temp. sensor malfunction
• Thermostat malfunction
• Water pump malfunction
• Condenser fan relay malfunction
• Radiator core malfunction
• Engine ECU malfunction
Checking Procedure 19
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YES
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