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ELECTRICAL

35

Sr

No DTC Code

DTC

Descriptio

n

Minimum Time for

Fault Setting /

Tester Visibility,

Assuming Fault

was created while

Ignition was OFF

Impact on customer Probable cause

Investigation/Rectificati

on/Repair action

3

U0401 81

Invalid

Data

Received

From

ECM/PCM

- invalid

serial data

received

1.5 to 1.75s

Engine Coolant temp

lamp ON, No

Indication on Temp

bar graph display,

AFE screen display

will be --.--, Current

gear display will be

‘F’.

One or more signals

received from ECM is

invalid.

1. Check functional

DTCs present in ECM

ECU.

2. Follow the procedure

to repair all the functional

DTCs present in ECM

ECU.

4

U0402 81

Invalid

Data

Received

From TCM

- invalid

serial data

received

1.5 to 1.75s

Current gear display

will be ‘F’

TCM Lamp ON

One or more signals

received from TCM is

invalid.

1. Check functional

DTCs present in TCM

ECU.

2. Follow the procedure

to repair all the functional

DTCs present in TCM

ECU.

5

U0100 08

Lost

Communic

ation With

ECM/PCM

"A" - Bus

Signal /

Message

Failures

1 to 1.25s

CE Lamp ON,MIL

Lamp ON.EMS will go

into default mode

1. ECM ECU is connected

properly in the vehicle.

2. ECM ECU battery/Ignition

fuse is not connected

properly in Engine Fuse

Relay Box (EFRB)

3. Improper/ No Grounding.

4. Permanent open circuit

failure in CAN High line of

ECM stub (or connector) in

wiring harness.

5. Permanent open circuit

failure in CAN Low line of

ECM stub (or connector) in

wiring harness.

6. ECM ECU CAN High or

Low line terminal back out at

ECM wiring harness

connector.

1. Check if ECM ECU is

connected properly in the

vehicle.

2. Check if ECM ECU

Ignition/Battery fuse is

connected properly in

Engine Fuse Relay Box

(EFRB), if fuse not

present or blown

connect/replace the fuse.

3. Check for ground line

connected properly.

4. Check if ECM ECU

CAN lines are connected

properly in vehicle.

5. Repair the wiring

harness.