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Control Units

  1. The control unit may be tested with a voltmeter. Engine must be at operating temperature. For testing, ignition switch must be "ON" and engine not running. Measure voltage at each terminal and compare values to appropriate Control Unit Testing chart.
  2. The control unit has a built-in fail safe mechanism. If certain malfunctions occur during driving, the control unit will automatically initiate a command so driving performance will not be affected. See Control Unit Malfunction chart.
CONTROL UNIT MALFUNCTION CHART

Malfunction Control Unit Action
Water Thermo Sensor Outputs a constant 176°F (80°C) command
Oxygen Sensor Holds A/F solenoid to duty 20%
Vacuum Sensor Prevents operation of EGR valve; holds A/F solenoid to duty 0%
EGR Position Sensor Prevents operation of EGR valve
CONTROL UNIT TESTING (1)

Terminal/Description Voltage
A/Ignition Coil Negative Terminal 12V
B/Ignition Power Supply 12V
C/Air Conditioner Relay 12V with A/C "ON"
E/System Check Terminal 12V; below 1.5V after .4 sec.
I/System Check Terminal 12V; below 1.5V after 2 sec.
F/Air/Fuel Solenoid Valve 12V
H/Coasting Richer Solenoid Valve 12V
D/Slow-Fuel-Cut Sol. Valve Below 1.5V
J/Air Conditioner Solenoid 12V
K, L/Duty Solenoid Valve 12V
M/Solenoid Valve for ACV 12V
N, R/Ground 0V
A, B/O2 Sensor Below 1.5V
C/Water Thermo-Sensor 3.4V at 68°F (20°C); 1.1V at 176°F (80°C)
D/Water Thermo-Sensor Ground Below 1.5V
E/Vacuum Sensor 4V
F/Vacuum Sensor Ground Below 1.5V
G/Vacuum Sensor 5V
H, J/EGR Position Sensor Below 1.5V
L/EGR Position Sensor 5V
K/Vacuum Switch 12V
M/Clutch & Neutral Switch 12V
N/Ignition Switch "Start" Terminal Below 1.5V; 10V at "START"
O/Idle Switch 12V
P/Idle & Vacuum Switch Ground Below 1.5V
Q/Water Thermo Switch Below 1.5V at 63°F (17°C)
(1) Engine at normal operating temperature and ignition switch "ON".