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Vehicle Platform: OSPREY / AMP

ECU Name: PEPS

DTC Troubleshooting Data

Version: 1.2

Date: 29 Mar 2017

Author:

Rajasekhara Reddy

Page: 137 of 369

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TATA MOTORS Ltd.

This document must not be used in any way, such as copying and redistributing to third parties, without the consent of author.

B1318 – 11:- Driver Door Handle Switch – Short to Ground

Overview:-

ISO Code (DTC Code)

B1318 - 11

Customer Symptom

Unable to lock/unlock vehicle by pressing driver door handle

switch.

Fault Effects (On Vehicle)

Unable to lock/unlock vehicle by pressing driver door handle

switch.

Lamp Status (If Any)

N.A.

Fault Detection Condition

1. If Driver DHS is press and hold for more than 20 secs,

DTC will log.

2. If Input switch test routine is executed and low to high

transition is not detected than DTC will log.

Normal Operating Condition

1. Vehicle battery voltage shall be normal.

2. Driver door handle switch shall not be pressed

continuously for more than 20 secs.

3. Valid paired UID should be present in driver door side

and driver DHS should be pressed.

Probable Trouble Area

1. Permanent short circuit of Driver door handle switch.

2. Wire cut & shorting of Connector-1 / Pin-15 signal with

vehicle body or together.

3. Bending of pins-15 of connector-1 and shorting to each

adjacent pin.

Healing Condition

1. After fixing short to ground fault on driver door handle

switch, passive vehicle locking should be performed

from co-driver DHS or trunk DHS.

2. This is need for driver door handle switch to restore

normal functioning.

3. Finally check passive vehicle locking/unlocking from

driver DHS.

Table32:-

B1318- 11 overview details

Component Details:-

1. Driver door handle switch

2. Driver door handle switch assembly pick-tail.

3. PEPS ECU

Preliminary Checks:-

1. Check vehicle battery voltage, it should be normal.

2. Check ECU pins for oxidation, bending or damage.