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ELECTRICALS

216

Sr.

No.

Displayed

DTC Code

DTC Description

Fault

cause

Probable trouble Area

80 P0136 - 13

Downstream

oxygen

sensor

signal open load

Circuit

open

1) Loose/ damaged connections or intermittent

fault.

2) Sensor supply line short circuit to battery/

ground.

3) Sensor signal line short circuit to battery/

ground.

4) Check the continuity from sensor connector

pins to the ECU pins.

5) Check for back out of pins at both sensor

connector and ECU connector.

6) Check for damage of pins at both sensor

connector and ECU connector.

7) Faulty downstream HO2S2 sensor.

8) Faulty ECU.

81 P0132 - 12

Upstream oxygen

sensor circuit short

to battery

Circuit

short

to

battery

1) Loose/ damaged connections or intermittent

fault.

2) Sensor supply line short circuit to battery/

ground.

3) Sensor signal line short circuit to battery/

ground.

4) Check the continuity from sensor connector

pins to the ECU pins.

5) Check for back out of pins at both sensor

connector and ECU connector.

6) Check for damage of pins at both sensor

connector and ECU connector.

7) Faulty upstream HO2S1 sensor.

8) Faulty ECU.

82 P0131 - 11

Upstream oxygen

sensor circuit short

to ground.

Circuit

short

to

ground

1) Loose/ damaged connections or intermittent

fault.

2) Sensor supply line short circuit to battery/

ground.

3) Sensor signal line short circuit to battery/

ground.

4) Check the continuity from sensor connector

pins to the ECU pins.

5) Check for back out of pins at both sensor

connector and ECU connector.

6) Check for damage of pins at both sensor

connector and ECU connector.

7) Faulty upstream HO2S1 sensor.

8) Faulty ECU.

83 P0134 - 64

Upstream oxygen

sensor circuit signal

not plausible

Signal

plausibility

failure

1) Check for lambda sensor poisoning or

contamination.

2) Check for Exhaust system leakage or soot

formation.

3) Check for oxygen sensor connector.