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Author: Balaji / Amar /
Nitin / Umapathi /
Deepak
Page: 10 of 138
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Preliminary Checks:-
1. Check Battery Voltage is normal in the range (9v - 16v)
2. Check OAT lines for Pinch/Cut.
3. Check ECU & Sensor pins for oxidation, bending & damage.
4. Check and ensure OAT Sensor is giving linear Resistance output
w.r.tothe Temperature change.
5. Check Sensor resistance on Pin no. 29(OAT i/p) & 31(OAT Gnd) of the wired connector, whether it is according to
the design specifications (between 320 to 100.923k ohm).
Trouble Shooting:-
Turn ON Ignition.
Connect the TML Diagnostic Tool.
Check the status of DTC’s (Memorized/Current)
Record the DTC & Clear DTC’s
Turn Ignition OFF & ON
Verify If DTC B190B -11 is present
Is DTC
B190B-11 is
Present?
Check for continuity between
Pin No.J1-10(GND) & J1-29 of
ECU Connector.
Is Continuity
Present?
OAT input is Short Circuit to Ground.
Rectify Fault at wiring Harness & wait for
20sec to recover the fault.
Clear the DTC. Verify the function of OAT
Sensor with multimeter & OAT value on LCD
display.
Clear the DTC from the ECU memory.
Turn Ignition OFF & ON.
Press the mode switch button one
time to show the OAT display value &
Check whether display is showing the
OAT value in Deg’ C.
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