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OSPREY- Application

DTC Troubleshooting Data

Version: 4.0

Date: 10-02-2017

Prepared by: Mithipati Prasad

Checked by: G S Raju / Senthilnathan S

Page: 65 of 654

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Check for damage of pins at both Boost Pressure sensor connector and ECU connector.

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Atmospheric pressure sensor faulty?

Trouble Shooting:

Step Checks

IF YES

IF NO

1

Is the Inlet Air Circuit Clogged

Rectify / Replace the

Air inlet circuit

Go to Step 2

2

Are any of the faults of Boost pressure sensor – P0237 or

P0238 present

Rectify these faults

by following their

rectification

procedure

Go to step 3

3

Is there any rust/oxidization observed on Sensor Terminals Clean the Rust or

repair or replace

Go to Step 4

4.

Is there wiring harness electrical continuity between ECU

pins 69, 20,73 & Boost pressure Sensor connector pins 1,

4, 3.

Go to Step 5

Establish continuity

by rectifying

harness

connections as per

the circuit

schematic

5

Are there any pins damaged at Sensor/EMS ECU Connector

Replace the

connector or wiring

harness

Go to step 6

6

Are there any pins backed out from the Sensor/EMS ECU

Connector

Rectify/Replace

Connectors

Go to Step 7

7

Is Sensor Supply pin 75, Short circuited to GND/Battery.

Repair the harness

as per the schematic Go to Step 8

8

Is Sensor Signal Pin 69, Short circuited to GND/Battery.

Repair the harness

as per the schematic Go to Step 9

9

Is sensor physically Damaged

Replace Sensor

Go to Step 10

10

Are any of the faults –P0046, P0047, P0048 & P0299

present?

Rectify these faults

by following their

rectification

procedure

Go to Step 11

11

Is the VGT / EGR valve mechanically damaged

Rectify/Replace the

VGT valve

Go to step 12

12

Is the Turbo charger physically damaged

Rectify/Replace the

turbo charger

Go to step 13

13

Check for damage of atmospheric pressure sensor

mounted on ECU

Call Hot Line

Go to step 14

14

Fault Still Persists?

Call Hotline

Follow the steps

again for

reconfirmation