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SAFARI 400NM

SR

NO

DTC

FTB

DESCRIPTION

CAUSES

EFFECT ON VEHICLE

CHECK

POINTS

CORRECTIVE ACTION

MIL

STATUS

CEL

149

P06A7

1C

Circuit Voltage Out of

Range

This DTC gets logged under the

following conditions~ - if the voltage

supplied by the EMS ECU voltage

supply 2 is out of range. Generally it

needs to be 5V.

EMS ECU takes following recovery

actions:~

1.

Disable cruise control function.

2.

Disable EGR control and close

EGR valve.

3.

Increases idle target speed.

4.

Disable dTI iso leak test, DTI iso

IMV test & DTI HPV iso test.

5.

Apply reduce torque 1 mode:(60%

of torque) or Apply reduce torque

mode:(80% of torque).

6.

Disable SPC(Speed Pilot Control)

strategy, no more SPC trim

update~7:-VGT control disabled

=> Open loop control~8:--~~

1.

This fault will lead to the faults of boost pressure sensor, cruise

control, and pedal position sensor. As all these sensors are

supplied by EMS ECU voltage supply 2.

2.

Check the continuity between the EMS ECU pin A42 (Boost

pressure sensor supply pin) to the sensor connector pin 3 and

rectify if any issues found in wiring harness connections.

Check whether the EMS ECU pin A42 is short circuited to

battery/ground due to wrong wiring harness connections, if so

then rectify the wiring harness connections to make them inline

with circuit schematics.

3.

Check the continuity between the EMS ECU pin A43 (cruise

control supply pin) to the connector pin and rectify if any issues

found in wiring harness connections. Check whether the EMS

ECU pin A43 is short circuited to battery/ground due to wrong

wiring harness connections, if so then rectify the wiring

harness connections to make them inline with circuit

schematics.

4.

Check the continuity between the EMS ECU pin B29 (pedal

position sensor 2 supply pin) to the sensor connector pin and

rectify if any issues found in wiring harness connections.

Check whether the EMS ECU pin B29 is short circuited to

battery/ground due to wrong wiring harness connections, if so

then rectify the wiring harness connections to make them inline

with circuit schematics.

5.

If the problem still persists then replace EMS ECU.

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150

P06A8

1C

Circuit Voltage Out of

Range

This DTC gets logged under the

following conditions~ - if the voltage

supplied by the EMS ECU voltage

supply 3 is out of range. Generally it

needs to be 5V.

ECU used to take following recovery

action if it found Sensor Reference

Voltage "C" Circuit

Range/Performance issue:-

1.

Disables cruise control function.

2.

Disables EGR control and close

EGR valve.

3.

Disables EGR valve supply =>

EGR valve probably closed.

4.

Applies reduce torque mode:(80%

of torque).

5.

Disables SPC (Speed Pilot

Control) strategy, no more SPC

trim update.

1.

This fault will lead to the faults of EGR feedback sensor. As

both the sensors are supplied by EMS ECU voltage supply 3.

2.

Check the continuity between the EMS ECU pin A65 (EGR

feedback sensor supply pin) to the sensor connector pin 3 and

rectify if any issues found in wiring harness connections.

Check whether the EMS ECU pin A65 is short circuited to

battery/ground due to wrong wiring harness connections, if so

then rectify the wiring harness connections to make them inline

with circuit schematics.

3.

If the problem still persists then replace EMS ECU.

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OFF