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SAFARI STROME

SR

NO

DTC

DESCRIPTION RESOLVE

PRIORITY

EFFECT ON VEHCLE

CAUSES

CHECK POINTS

CORRECTIVE ACTION

CEL

MIL

STATUS

5

P0103

Mass or Volume

Air Flow “A”

Circuit High.

M

1. MIL is ON.

2. Probable loss of power and black smoke.

3. This DTC will also cause P1101 to get

registered.

This DTC gets logged if the

air flow value read from the

AMF sensor is more than

the upper threshold.

1. Check connector for

proper fitment; damage etc.

2. Check sensor for oxidation

rust etc.

3. Check harness for

damages; check electrical

continuity.

4. Check ECU.

1. Check for Reference voltage 1 fault (P0642;

P0643) if present; Follow Reference voltage

1(sensor supply voltage 1) check and rectification

Procedure; to correct this fault before proceeding

further. Check the sensor connector for proper

fitment; damage etc.; ensure proper fitment of the

connector with the sensor.

2. Check sensor for oxidation rust; etc.; if noticed

clean the deposits.

3. Check wiring harness continuity between ECU

pins 75, 55, 20 and AMF sensor connector as per

circuit schematic; Replace/ rectify harness to

ensure continuity. Check whether the ECU pin 55 is

short circuited to battery. Rectify the wiring harness

connections if any short circuits are found.

4. Replace AMF sensor if found defective.

5. Check the ECU; replace ECU if found defective.

6. After rectification ensure the following before

handing over to customer.

a) Check the Air mass flow sensor reading at

ignition key on shows 636 mg/st.

b) When the engine is at idle. Air mass flow

reading should be between 500 mg/st to 600

mg/st.

c) When the engine is at fly-up Air mass flow

reading should be between 700 mg/st to 800

mg/st.

N

Y

6

P0104

Mass or Volume

Air Flow “A”

Circuit

Intermittent.

M

1. Probable loss of power and black smoke

2. No recovery action

3. This DTC will also cause P1101 to get

registered.

This DTC gets logged if the

AMF sensor read air flow

variation is more than the

threshold.

1. Check for electrical

continuity and deposit

formation on the AMF

sensor.

2. Check inlet air circuit for

clogging; wrong

assembly/fitment etc.

1. Check for Reference voltage 1 fault (P0642;

P0643) if present; Follow Reference voltage

1(sensor supply voltage 1) check and rectification

Procedure; to correct this fault before proceeding

further. Check electrical continuity between ECU

pins 75, 55, 20 and AMF sensor connector as per

circuit schematic; rectify/ replace the harness if

continuity is the problem.

2. Check for deposit formation on AMF sensor;

clean the sensor for any rust/ deposit and ensure

proper fitment of the connector.

3. Replace the AMF sensor if problem persists.

4. Check for inlet air circuit for clogging; wrong

assembly /fitment etc.;

5. After rectification ensure the following before

handing over to customer.

a) Check the Air mass flow sensor reading at

ignition key on shows 636 mg/st.

b) When the engine is at idle. Air mass flow

reading should be between 500 mg/st to 600

mg/st.

c) When the engine is at fly-up Air mass flow

reading should be between 700 mg/st to 800

mg/st.

N

N