1530 / 1904
ELECTRICAL
31
Sr
No DTC No Code
Description
Probable causes
Rectification/Repair actions
30 C1319 -
01
Steering Torque
Sensor current
Failure -
General
Electrical Failure
1) Short circuit at torque
sensor supply wire.
1) Check connector damaged / cable
damaged for torque sensor to ECU on
steering column, if cable / connectors
are not OK than replace the steering
column.
2) Check ECU side connector pin
bend /damage than if pins are not ok
than replace the ECU.
3) Reset the ECU. Remove the power
supply plug connector from ECU and
reconnect after about 5 minutes.
if DTC are still persist than replace
steering column.
31 P062F -
00
Internal Control
Module
EEPROM Error -
No Sub Type
Information
1) Internal ECU failure in
EEPROM.
1) Reset the ECU. Remove the power
supply plug connector from ECU and
reconnect after about 5 minutes.
2) If new software available then carry
out the software update (Reflash the
ECU).
If DTC are still persist than replace
the ECU.
32 C131A -
04
Control Module
Reduced
Functionality -
System Internal
Failure
1) Internal ECU failure.
1) Reset the ECU. Remove the power
supply plug connector from ECU and
reconnect after about 5 minutes. If
DTC are still persist than replace the
ECU.
33 C131B -
01
Drive motor
control circuit
failure - General
Electrical Failure
1) Internal ECU failure.
1) Reset the ECU. Remove the power
supply plug connector from ECU and
reconnect after about 5 minutes. If
DTC are still persist than replace the
ECU.
34 C131C -
54
Motor calibration
comparison
Missing -
Missing
Calibration
Steering column and ECU
are not paired
1) steering column and ECU should
be paired again as per serviceability
process( Rotor Position sensor
calibration routine)
35 C131D -
01
Rotor Position
sensor stimulus
- General
Electrical Failure
Short circuit between rotor
position sensor signal lines
1) Check wiring Connections &
connectors of power supply if
damaged than Replace the vehicle
wiring harness or connector.
2) Remove the power supply
connector and check the voltage (+12
V at connector which is directly from
the battery). If connector Voltage <
9V, check the battery.
If error still persists replace the ECU