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SAFARI STROME

SR

NO

DTC

DESCRIPTION RESOLVE

PRIORITY

EFFECT ON VEHCLE

CAUSES

CHECK POINTS

CORRECTIVE ACTION

CEL

MIL

STATUS

27

P1190

Fuel Rail

Pressure

Sensor - AD

fault.

H

MIL is ON.

This DTC gets logged due

to fault registered in the AD

convertor in the ECU.

1. Check for Reference

voltage 1 fault is present.

2. Check sensor connections

for rust dirt etc.

3. Check Intermediate

connector.

4. Visually check sensor.

5. Check Electrical continuity.

6. Check ECU.

1. Check by erasing the fault once or twice.

2. If the problem keeps on repeating replace ECU.

N

Y

28

P0193

Fuel Rail

Pressure

Sensor “A”

Circuit High.

H

1. MIL is ON.

2. Engine vibrations and noise.

3. Reduced torque mode activated/ vehicle

lacks performance.

4. Stops the Engine after few seconds;

5. Disables the Pilot Injection; RVD; EGR;

6. Allows the IMV to operate without trim

values.

7. Deactivates the Leak Detection test;

8. Forces the IMV to open fully.

9. Limits the System Pressure demand to

800bar.

10. Deactivates the Rail pressure

sensing/Measurement.

11. Rail Pressure Build measurement is

deactivated.

12. Disables the Rail pressure control fault

detection.

13. Limp Home Mode activated.

This DTC gets logged if the

Rail pressure measured is

more than upper threshold;

once the engine is started

and running.

1. Check for Reference

voltage 1 fault or If P1190 is

present.

2. Check High pressure

circuit for fuel leakages.

3. Check sensor connections

for rust dirt etc.

4. Visually check sensor for

damages.

5. Check Electrical continuity.

6. Check ECU.

1. Check fuel level in the tank is above minimum

level (fuel level gauge).

2. Check for Reference voltage 1 fault or If P1190 is

present; if noticed follow Reference voltage1 check

and rectification Procedure.

3. Check High pressure circuit for fuel leakages;

Rectify leakages by proper fitment/replacement of

component.

4. Check sensor connections for rust dirt etc.; clean

the sensor connections and ensure proper fitment.

5. Visually check sensor for damages; Follow

Electrical continuity check procedure; Replace/

Rectify Harness if required.

6. Check Electrical continuity between ECU pins 77,

40, 58 and rail pressure sensor connector as per

circuit schematic; establish the continuity if problem

exists. Check whether the EMS ecu pin 40 is short

circuited to battery. If so, rectify the wiring harness

connections.

7. Check for damages of the sensor; replace

sensor-rail assembly if damaged or problem

persists.

8. Check ECU; if problem still persists replace the

ECU.

9. After rectification ensure the following before

handing over to customer.

a) Rail pressure at ignition key on is < 10 bar;

b) By removing the rail pressure sensor connector

shows rail pressure value of 800 bar

c) High pressure leak detection test can be carried

out.

d) Please drive the vehicle on road; check and

ensure rail pressure feed-back follows the

demand continuously.

N

Y