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Extracting, interpreting and clearing of fault codes
Fault code tables and step-by-step instructions
The guide that shows you how
and saves you money
Wh4
Automotive Diagnostic
Fault
Codes Techbook
Charles
White
Systems
covered
Bosch KE-Jetronlc
Bosch KE-Motronic
Bosch LH-Jetronic
Bosch Mono-Jetronic
Sosch Mono-Motro~ic
Bosch
Motrontc
Dal
hatsu MPi
Bosch EZ-K and
€2-L
Ignition
Fenlx
ford EEC
IV and EEC
V
GM/Delco SPi
GM Multec
lsuzu I-Tec
Lucas
1
ICU
and
14CUX
Lucas
LH
Magneti-Marelli G5 and
G6
Magneti-Marelli
8F
and 8P
Mazda
EGi
Mercedes
HFM
and
PMS
Mitsublsh~
ECI-Multi
Nissan ECCS
Proton
ECI-Multi and ECI-SEFi
Renix
Rover MEMS
Rover
PGM-FI
Saab
Tr~onic
Siemens
Bendix MPi
Siemens MS4.0
Si
mos
Simtec
Subaru MPFi
Suzuki
EPi
Toyota TCCS
UAG
MPi
and
MPFI
VW
Digifant
Weber-MareJ11
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Haynes Publishing1998
APCDE
FGHIJ
KLMNO
Pr,
A hook
in
the
Haynea Techbook Series
PublWIIw
Sparkford, Nr Yeov~l.Somerset BA22
7JJ,
England
HamsNorth Amerlca,
Inc
861
Lawrence
Drive,
N~wbury
Park,
California
9132G,
USA
Editions Haynes S.A.
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Haynes Publishing
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UPPSAIA, Svenge
AH rights reserved. No part of this book
may
tx
reproduced or transmitted
in any
form
or by any means,
electronic
or mechanical, including
phototopylng,
recording or
by
any information
storage or retrieval
system,
wrthout permission in writing horn the copyright holder.
ISBN
1
85960
472
2
Bnlish LibraryCataloguing in Publicavan
Data
A
catalagw record for
thq? book
IS
a~a~lable
from the British Library
Heyn~
Contents
GENERAL INFORMATION
Introduction
Page
0.4
-
Safety first!
Page
0.5
Index
of
vehicles covered
Page
0.6
Chapter
1
Introductionto
Self-Diagnosis
-
Page 1.1
Chapter
2
Test
equipment, training
and
technical
data
Page
2.1
Chapter
3
General
test procedures
-
-
-
-
Page 4.1
Chapter
4
Component
test procedures
SYSTEM SPECIFICS (BY MANUFACTURER)
Chanter
5
Alfa
Romeo
Paae 5.1
Chapter
6
Audi
Page
6.7
Chapter
7
BMW
Page
7.1
--
Chapter 8
Citroen
Page
8.1
Chapter
9
Daew
00
Page 9.1
Chapter 10
Daihatsu
Page
10*1
Chapter 11
Fiat
Page
11*1
Chapter
12
Ford
Page
12.1
Chapter
13
Honda
-
Page
134
Chapter 1
4
Hyundai
Page 14.1
Chapter
f
5
lsuzu
-
Page 15.1
Chapter
16
Jaguar
Page
16.1
Chapter
1
7
Kia
Page
f
7.1
Page
3.1
-
Contents
Chapter
18
Lamia
Page 98.1
Cha~ter19
Land Rover
Pa~e
Chapter
20
Lexus
Chapter
21
Mazda
-
Page 21.1
Chapter 22
Mercedes
Page 22.1
Chapter
23
Mitsubishi
Page
23.1
Chapter 24
Nissan
Page
24.1
Chapter
25
Peugeot
Page
25.1
Chapter 26
Proton
Page 26.1
-
Chapter 28
Renault
Paae
27.1
Rover
Page 28.1
Chapter
29
Saab
Page 29.1
Chapter 30
Seat
Page 30.1
Chapter
31
Skoda
Page 31.1
Chapter
32
Subaru
Page
32-1
Chapter 33
Suzuki
Page 33.1
Chapter
34
Toyota
Page
34.1
Chapter
35
-
VauxhalROpel
Page 35.1
Chapter 36
Volkswagen
Page
38.1
Chapter 37
Volvo
Page 37.1
Abbreviations,
Warnings and
Glossary
of technical terms
Page REP1
1
9-
1
Chanter
27
0.4
Introduction
This book Is devoted
to
the galhering
ot
fault
codes,
and to the understanding
and
testing
af
the
sell-diagnosis
element of
the
modern
engine
management
system.
This
Automotive Diagnostic Fault
Code
Techbook
is a
companion volume to the Haynes Engine
Management and Fuel Injection
Systerns
Manual, and
for
a
complete understanding
of
the modern
qngine
management
system,
the
content
of
both
books
should
be
examined.
The book
first gives a technical ouerview of
sen-diagnosis.
Other
Chapters
describe
test
equipment
and
general test routines
for
individual components which may
be
indicated
to
tx?
detective by
the
presance
of a
stored fault code. Finally, each vehicle
manufacturer is
given
a
specific
Chapter
with
a comprehensive list
of
fault
codes,
details of
how to obtain codes, and other relevant
infomation.
Even
If
the
reader
has
no
intention of actually
attemptag
to
lnvestlgate
faults
on
his
or
her
own
vehicle, the
oook
still
provides valuable
insight
iito
self-diagnosis.
On
the
other
hand, if you
relish
the
task
of
electronic
fault diagnosis, this book will
prw$de
you
with
rn~h
more
focused
on
their
own
dedicated test
equipment which is not generally available
outside
of
a
main dealer
netwok
In almost all
instances, our
own
tests
follow well-defirled
testing
methods
taught
in
independent
training schools,
and used
by
many
modern
vahlcfe
technical spec~allsts.
We
mainly
describe simple testing methods that
are
possible
uith
the
dd
of
the
ubquitous
digital
muhi-meter
(DMM).
Refer to
the
companion volume (Haynes
Engine Management
Techbook)
for
a
description
of
the operation and test
procedures
of
the modern engine
rnanaqsment
system.
Our test procduresore
necessarily generic. However, in many
cases,
following our
proceddres
in conlunction with
a
good wiring
dlagram
will reveal the reason
lor
most
faults.
The
routine
and
test methods which
we
describe are
perfectly
safe
to
carry
out on
electronic
systems,
so
long
as
certain simple
rules are
observed. These
rule are actually
no
more than the observation
of
good
electrical practice.
8e
aware that damage to
highly-expensive
electronic
control
moduhs
can
result
from
nol
f~llowing
these
rules.
Refer
to
the
Warnings sectiori in
the
Reference
section
at the back of this book
+
these
warnings will be repeatsd/referred to
where
necessary in tb,e various procedures.
Throughout Furow, the
USA and
the
Far
East, the various rnanufacturan tend to use
their
own particular
terms
to
describe
a
particular component. Of course, all
these
terms tend to be
different,
and
the
problem
is
exacerbated by translation into different
languages. This
often
leads to
confusion
when
several terms are
used
to describe
:
been
severs!
attampts
to bring all
ilk
manufacturers into line, with
a
cornci.'.
naming stahdard
for
al.
One
such
does
ii~r
exist
(J1930),
but it
seems
unlikely
that
fl
manufacturers will
adopt
thrs
part~c~lz
standard,
and we
are not
sure that
the
:;;;;;;
used
are that meaningful
anyway.
Thus,
Lk
tms
used
in
this
book
wll
follow
those
wtk
are commonly
used
in the UK.
To
reduo
confusion,
we
will apply these
tern
for
!be
whde
range
of
manufacturers
covered
in
::,G
book,
and
any commonly-used alternatiw
will be listed
in
the Reference section at
th
end.
Ackno
wledgemenk
We would lrke
to
thank all those
FA
Sparkford
and elsewhere
who
hovo
helpod In
the production
of
this
book.
In particular,
we
would like
to
thank Equiptech for pam~ssl~l
to
use
illustra!ions from the
"CAPS"
fuel
Injection fault diagnosis database,
and for
prov~ding
much
of
the technical inforrnat~on
used.
We also thank Kate Eyres, who
compiled the
lists
and
tables,
John
Menin
for
his
work on many of the Chapters,
an3
Simon
Ashby
of
HA
Engineerirlg
for additional
technhcal
information.
of
the
background
knowledge necessary to test the components
and
circuits
on
your engine. Generally,
we
describe
how
lo
dlagnme
faults
using
sirnple
tools and equipment, which will
be
available
from
most good
automotive
parts
retailers.
We also mention where the
use
ot
more
specralised equipment is necessary, and
descnbe
some of the
common routines used
by
the
profess~onal
garage
trade.
The
vehicle
manufacturers
may
not
in fact
spm-ficallyendorse
a
number
of
our
tests
and
routines. In the main,
this
will be
because
the
manufacturer's test routlnes are becoming
We
take
great prlde
in the accvacy
ol
intonnation givm in
thls
book, but
vehicb
manufacturers
make alterations
and
design
changes
durlng
the
produdm
run
of
8
pameular vehlcle
of
which they do
not
inform
us. No
liability
can be
acoeptd
by
the
arthors or
publlshtrrs
for loss, damsgr
or injury
caused
by
any
errors
in,
or
omissions
from, the
Information
given.
essentially the
same component.
There
.
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