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STORME 400NM

SR

NO

DTC

FTB

DESCRIPTION

CAUSES

EFFECT ON VEHICLE

CHECK

POINTS

CORRECTIVE ACTION

MIL

STATUS

CEL

36

P0115

11

Circuit Short to Ground

ECU detects Engine coolant

temperature sensor circuit high if the

detected coolant temperature is less

than the refferenced minimum coolant

temperature value due to Sensor signal

pin short circuit to GND.

EMS ECU takes following

recovery actions:

1.

Doesn't activated AC compressor

request even though AC request

input is activated by customer and

applies default ac torque.

2.

Disables the AMF sensor learning.

3.

Disables the AMF plausibility test.

4.

Disables DTI ISO leak test, DTI

ISO IMV test & DTI HPV ISO test.

5.

Disables PWC strategy (Pilot main

waves compensation).

6.

Applies reduce torque mode:(80%

of torque).

7.

Disables SPC (Speed Pilot

Control) strategy, no more SPC

(Speed Pilot Control) trim update.

1.

Check Sensor connector. If removed then refit the connector.

2.

Check continuity between ECU pins A45 and A09 to coolant

temperature sensor connector pins 2 & 1 respectively and

rectify wiring harness if any short circuit to ground is found.

Check ECU pins and connector pins for damage/rust. In case

of rust then clean them and refit the connector.

3.

Clean the sensor connections and ensure proper fitment.

4.

Check Sensor Characteristics (measure voltage and resistance

at sensor terminals) Sensor voltage should be 5 V and

resistance as given is specifications(Sensor resistance: 1510

ohms at 35 degrees temperature); Replace sensor if found

faulty

5.

Check ECU; Replace ECU; if problem still persists.

6.

After rectification if possible carry out following check

a)Soak the vehicle for more than 12 hrs (preferably overnight)

b)Then check if all the system temperature values (coolant,

fuel, inlet air) are close to each other.

ON

OFF

37

P0115

15

Circuit Short To Battery or

Open

ECU detects Engine coolant

temperature sensor circuit high if the

detected coolant temperature is upper

than the refferenced maximum coolant

temperature value due to Sensor signal

pin open circuit / Short circuit to battery.

EMS ECU takes following recovery

actions:~

1.

Doesn't activated AC compressor

request even though AC request

input is activated by customer

and applies default ac torque.

2.

Disables the AMF sensor learning.

3.

Disables the AMF plausibility test.

4.

Disables DTI ISO leak test, DTI

ISO IMV test & DTI HPV ISO

test.

5.

Disables PWC strategy (Pilot main

waves compensation).

6.

Applies reduce torque mode:(80%

of torque).

7.

Disables SPC (Speed Pilot

Control) strategy, no more SPC

(Speed Pilot Control) trim

update.

1.

Check Sensor connector. If removed then refit the connector.

2.

Check continuity between ECU pins A45 and A09 to coolant

temperature sensor connector pins 2 & 1 respectively and

rectify wiring harness if any short circuit to Vbatt is found.

Check ECU pins and connector pins for damage/rust. In case

of rust then clean them and refit the connector.

3.

Clean the sensor connections and ensure proper fitment.

4.

Check Sensor Characteristics (measure voltage and resistance

at sensor terminals) Sensor voltage should be 5 V and

resistance as given is specifications (Sensor resistance: 1510

ohms at 35 degrees temperature); Replace sensor if found

faulty.

5.

Check ECU; Replace ECU; if problem still persists.

6.

After rectification if possible carry out following check~ Soak

the vehicle for more than 12 hrs (preferably overnight) ~

then check if all the system temperature values (coolant, fuel,

inlet air) are close to each other.

ON

OFF