Diagnostic Test
- CHECK THE CONNECTION STATUS OF THE CONNECTION BAND
- Go to key-off condition.
- Disconnect the negative battery lead.
- Disconnect the connection band connector.
- Check state of connector and that the terminals are not damaged, deformed, corroded or disconnected.
Is the connector intact?
Yes
- Move on to Step 2.
No
- Repair or replace the connector, then move on to Step 6.
- CHECK THE CONDITION OF THE BODY COMPUTER MODULE CONNECTION
- CHECK FOR PRESENCE OF SHORT CIRCUIT TO GROUND ON THE VOLUMETRIC SENSOR
- Check that the Volumetric Sensor and Body Computer Module connectors are connected.
- Check continuity between PIN C of Volumetric Sensor (wiring side) and body.
Is short-circuit present?
Yes
- Repair or replace the wiring because it is subject to a short circuit to ground, then proceed to 6.
No
- Move on to Step 4.
- CHECK FOR PRESENCE OF OPEN CIRCUIT ON THE VOLUMETRIC SENSOR
- Check that the Volumetric Sensor and Body Computer Module connectors are connected.
- Check the continuity between PIN C of the Volumetric Sensor or the band joint and PIN X (connector C) of the Body Computer Module (wiring side).
Is short-circuit present?
Yes
- Repair or replace the wiring because it is subject to an open circuit, then proceed to 5.
No
- Move on to Step 6.
- CHECK THE VOLUMETRIC SENSOR OPERATION
- CHECK THAT THE BODY COMPUTER MODULE IS WORKING PROPERLY
- Restore the electrical connections.
- Connect the negative battery lead.
- Connect the Scan Tool and carry out the Body Computer Module DTC deletion procedure.
- Lock the door to enable the Anti-Theft Stand-By Mode.
- Unlock the door to disable the Anti-Theft Stand-By Mode.
- Wait at least 1.5 seconds.
- Check whether the DTC is still present.
Is the DTC still present?
Yes
- Repeat the checks from Step 1.
- Replace the Body Computer Module if the DTC occurs again.
No
- End of diagnosis.