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ELECTRICALS

207

Sr.

No.

Displayed

DTC Code

DTC Description

Fault

cause

Probable trouble Area

39 P0526 - 24

Fan speed sensor

circuit - signal stuck

high

Signal

stuck high

1) Loose/ damaged connections.

2) Relay supply line short circuit to battery/

ground.

3) Relay control line short circuit to battery/

ground.

4) Check the continuity from fan relay connector

pin to the ECU pin.

5) Check for back out of pins at ECU connector.

6) Faulty/damaged relay.

7) Faulty ECU.

40 P0526 - 23

Fan speed sensor

circuit - signal stuck

low

Signal

stuck low

1) Loose/ damaged connections.

2) Relay supply line short circuit to battery/

ground.

3) Relay control line short circuit to battery/

ground.

4) Check the continuity from fan relay connector

pin to the ECU pin.

5) Check for back out of pins at ECU connector.

6) Faulty/damaged relay.

7) Faulty ECU.

41 P0626 - 11

Alternator duty cycle

signal

short

to

ground

Circuit

short

to

ground

1) Loose /damaged connector.

2) Alternator signal line short to ground.

3) Check for back out of pins at both alternator

signal line connector and ECU connector.

4) Faulty alternator.

42 P0625 - 15

Alternator duty cycle

signal line open or

short to battery

Circuit

short

to

battery or

open

1) Loose /damaged connector.

2) Alternator signal line Short to battery or open

load.

3) Check for back out of pins at both alternator

signal line connector and ECU connector.

4) Faulty alternator.

43 P0622 - 29 Alternator duty cycle

signal not plausible

Signal

invalid

1) Loose /damaged connector.

2) Alternator signal line short to battery/ ground.

3) Check for back out of pins at both alternator

signal line connector and ECU connector.

4) Faulty alternator.

44 P0504 -

2F

Brake switch “A”/”B”

correlation - Signal

erratic

Signal

erratic

1) Check the continuity from brake light switch

connector pins to the ECU pins.

2) Check for damage of pins at both brake light

switch connector and ECU connector.

3) Faulty ECU.