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Revotron 1.2T

154

Connector View :

Component Specification :

The engine coolant temperature sensor

measures the temperature of the engine

coolant. Coolant temperature sensor is a

Negative Temperature Coefficient type

Sensor. The sensing element, together with

the resistance network in the Engine

Management System (EMS) module, provides

a signal proportional to the coolant

temperature to the EMS module. A reference

voltage is provided to the sensor/network by

the module.

The water temperature sensor, 16TT

provides water temperature input to ECU

when placed in water stream. The 16TT has

negative temperature coefficient with a 2 pin

connector, is a semiconductor material which

changes resistance depending on the

surrounding temperature. The resistance

decreases as temperature increases. Water

temperature sensor is mounted on thermostat

housing (before thermostat), which is in

contact with the engine coolant and tightened

to a specified torque

Sensor Stand alone Diagnosis :

Use multimeter to check for coil resistance

across pin 1 and pin 2, which should be

between 2500_ at 200C and 833.9_ at 500C.

1. ECU M1D4 :- -ve

2. ECU M1E4 :- +ve

Use TATA diagnosis tool to check for 'Water

Temp' values.

Measure the temperature between the Sensor

terminals. At room temperature of 35 degrees,

the resistance shall be 1763 Ohms.

vii. Boost Pressure Sensor :

Component Details :

Boost pressure sensor consists of a

silicon chip mounted inside a reference

chamber. On one side of the chip is the

reference chamber and on the other side is

the pressure to be measured. The electrical

resistance of the chip varies with the variation

of pressure. This change in resistance alters

the voltage signal. ECM interprets the voltage

signal as pressure and any change in voltage

signal as change in pressure.

Component Location :

Preliminary Checks :

1. Loose/ Damaged Connections between

Sensor and EMS ECU.

2. Check for back out of pins at both Sensor

connector and ECU connector.

3. Check for damage of pins at both sensor

connector and ECU connector.