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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: 200 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.

B1322 – 12:- Hardwired wakeup input – Short to Battery

Overview:-

ISO Code (DTC Code)

B1322 - 12

Customer Symptom

1. If vehicle is in sleep mode (i.e. all loads are OFF for

more than 2 min) than ESCL locking will not work by

door transition i.e. open-close or close-open.

Fault Effects (On Vehicle)

1. If vehicle is in sleep mode (i.e. all loads are OFF for

more than 2 min) than ESCL locking will not work by

door transition i.e. open-close or close-open.

Lamp Status (If Any)

N.A.

Fault Detection Condition

1. Permanent short circuit to battery of hardwired

wakeup input from BCM signal.

2. Wire cut & shorting to battery of Connector-2 / Pin-11

signal.

3. Bending of pin-12 of connector-2 and shorting to

adjacent pin.

Normal Operating Condition

1. Vehicle battery voltage shall be normal.

2. No fault on hardwired wakeup input from BCM should

be present.

Probable Trouble Area

1. Permanent short circuit to battery of hardwired

wakeup output from BCM.

2. Wire cut & shorting to battery of Connector-2 / Pin-12

signal with vehicle body.

3. Bending of pin-12 of connector-2 and shorting to

battery pin.

Healing Condition

1. After fixing short to battery fault on hardwired wakeup

output from BCM give Ignition cycle and stop on OFF

clamp state and wait for 2min for PEPS to go into

sleep mode, do the door transition to lock the ESCL.

ESCL shall get locked.

Table 44:- B1322 - 12 overview details

Component Details:-

1. PEPS ECU

2. ESCL ECU

3. BCM ECU

Preliminary Checks:-

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

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