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STORME 400NM

SR

NO

DTC

FTB

DESCRIPTION

CAUSES

EFFECT ON VEHICLE

CHECK

POINTS

CORRECTIVE ACTION

MIL

STATUS

CEL

69

P0234

85

Signal above allowable

range

1. If the difference between the boost

pressure demand (VGT valve opening is

dependent on Boost pressure demand)

and the boost pressure raw value from

sensor is greater than maximum

threshold then this fault is logged. ~

ECU used to take following

recovery action if it found

turbocharger/supercharger

boost control "A" circuit issue:-

1.

Disable the AMF sensor learning.

2.

Disable the AMF plausibility test.

3.

Disable cruise control function.

4.

Disable EGR control and close

EGR valve.

5.

Apply reduce torque 3 mode:(70%

of torque cut off at 2700erpm).

6.

Disable SPC(Speed Pilot Control)

strategy, no more sPC trim

update.

7.

VGT position control disabled and

recovery position applied.

1.

Check 30A fuse connected to EMS power relay and battery

(+ve) power supply is not blown off . Replace if required.

2.

Check the continuity between the EMS ECU pin A68,A42 &

A13 and the boost pressure and temperature sensor

connector pins 1,3 & 4 . Rectify if any issues found. Check for

reference voltage 1 fault P0641, if so rectify that fault by

following its rectification procedure.

3.

Check whether the Boost pressure sensor signal pin A13 is

short circuited to battery supply due to wrong wiring harness

connections, if so then rectify the wiring harness connections

to make them inline with circuit schematics.

4.

Check Boost pressure sensor for oxidation, rust etc, if observed

clean deposit.

5.

Check harness for damages; Replace / Repair if harness is

damaged.

6.

Check whether VGT actuator is stuck open/mechanical damage

to VGT actuator.

7.

Check the continuity between the EMS ECU pin A89 to the

VGT actuator connector pin 4 && Main relay power suply to

Actuator connector pin 1 and rectify if any issues found.

8.

Check whether the VGT actuator connector pin 2 is connected

to ground and Connector pins 3 & 5 are connected to CAN H

and CAN L lines.

9.

Check whether the VGT actuator control pin A89 is either short

circuited to ground/battery. If so the rectify the wiring harness

connections to make them inline with circuit schematics.

10.

Check ECU pins and connector, Replace if found defective.

11.

if still problem persists then replace Boost pressure sensor

with new one.

12.

If problem still persists then replace VGT actuator with new

one.

13.

If problem still persists then replace EMS ECU.

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