ESP DACIA SOLENZA 2004 Manual PDF
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Diagnostic – general
This document is presenting the diagnostic generally valid for all computers, for Cockpit
Central Unit function, at SOLENZA vehicles all types of engine
In order to perform the diagnostic of this system, it is then all-important to dispose of the
following elements:
- workshop manual of the corresponding vehicle
-electric diagram of the function, for the correspondin g vehicle
special tools specified in the column “Necessar y Special tools”.
GENERAL STEPS OF THE DIAGNOSTIC
- CLIP tester setting on, in orde r to identify the system that is equipping the vehicle
(identification of the computer family , program number, V. diagnostic..).
- Analysis of the “diagnostic” documents corresponding to the identified system.
- Acknowledgemen t of the information supplied in chapters “General”.
- Reading of the memorised failure in the computer memory and taking advantage of the
chapter “Failures interpretation”.
A TTENTION : each failure is interpreted for a specific type of memorisation : present failure
memorised failure present or memorised failure). The specified checking for handling each
failure a re not to be a pplied on the vehicle unless the declare d failure is i nterpre ted in t he
document for its specific memorising type. The memorising type must be taken into consideration
w hen the tester is set on after setting off and on of the contact .
If a failure is interpreted in the moment when it is declared “memorised”, the di agnostic
application conditions are present in “Recommendations”. If the conditions are not fulfilled, you
must take the ideas from the diagnostic of damaged element circuit checking, be cause t he
failure is not anymore present on the vehicle. Apply the same method when a failure is declared
as been memorised by the diagnostic tester, but it is interpreted in the documentation only as
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- Performing the conformity checking (accentuation of the possible failures, non-declared
yet by the system self-diagnostic) and application of the adequate diagnostic according to the
results.
- Reparation validation (elimination of “client’s effect”)
- Diagnostic exploitation by “Client’s effect” if the problem still on.
N ECESSARY SPECIAL TOOLS FOR INTERVENTION
- CLIP diagnostic tester
- All-purpose meter
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Diagnostic – Failures interpretation
DF119
MEMORIZED WINDSCREEN WIPER FIX POINT STOPPING
Diagnostic application conditions to the memorized failure:
RECOMMENDATIONS - failure declared present further to wiper control
REMARK: wipers random operation in timing position
(timing non-respected)
Check that fix point stopping state ET 005 is active each time when wipers blades reach the
pause position and then pass to inactive.
Check the branching and the state of connectors of the Cockpit Central Unit.
Replace the connector, if necessary.
Check the insulation , continuity and absence of parasite resistance of lines:
Pin A6 of UCH connector P1 pin 2 windscreen wiper motor
Mass pin 1 windscreen wiper motor
Fix if necessary.
Check connection and condition of the connector of the windscreen wiper motor
Check the windscreen wiper motor
Check the windscreen wiper mounting
Replace, eventually, the wiper motor.
Apply the recommendation
AFTER REPAIRING Fix all others failures
Erase the memorized failures.
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Diagnostic – States interpretation
ET192FRONT DOORS
RECOMMENDATIONS Check that no failure is be present or memorized.Open the drivers’ door
Check that for open door the corresponding state is active or for closed door, the
corresponding state is inactive
Check continuity and insulation of the wiring between:
Dr iver’s doors contact and pin 40B of UCH connector EH1
Fix if necessary (see electric diagram of that vehicle)
O pen the door.
Check continuity between mass and pin 40B of UCH
Close the door and check that no continuity is between mass and pin 40B of UCH
In case of a failure, replace the driver’s door contact.
Perform again a system diagnostic
Repair the other possible failures
Erase the memorized failures.
AFTER REPARATION
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Diagnostic – Damage location algorithm
ALP 2Turning lights not working
RECOMMENDATIONS Do not consult these information but before a complete
checking by means of the CLIP tester.
Check the bulbs
Check the condition of fuse F13 (25A) and replace it i f necessary.
Pu sh the hazard switch and check that state <
ACTIVE ; if not, refer to chapter dealing with this state.
Act upon the right or left turning lights and check that state right turning information ET309 and
state left turning information ET310 are ACTIVE, if not, refer to the corresponding chapter of
these states.
Check the condition of connector P1 with 15 pins of Cockpit Central Unit
Replace it if necessary.
Ensure continuity of connections :
UC H connector P1 pin A9 left turning lamp
UC H connector P1 pin A8 right turning lamp
Fix if necessary.
Check the system operation
AFTER REPAIRING
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Diagnostic – Damage location algorithm
RECOMMENDATIONSDo not consult these information but before a complete
checking by means of the CL IP tester.
Check the bulbs
Check the condition of parking lights fuse F14 (7.5A)
Replace it if necessary.
Act upon the parking lights control and check that state parking lights information ET257 is
ACTIVE , if not, refer to the corresponding chapter of these state.
Check the continuity of the connection:
Parking lights fuse F14 (7.5A) rear and front parking lights
Fix if necessary.
ALP 3Parki ng lights not working
Check the system operation
AFTER REPAIRING
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wrapper.
APPLICATION CONDITIONS OF THE CHECKING DEFINED
AT DIAGNOSTIC
Each failure is interpreted for a specific memorizing type (present failure, memorized failure,
memorized or present failure).
The defined checking for each failure tracing is not to be applied unless the failure is interpreted
for the failure type declared by the CLIP tester.
If a failure is not interpreted in diagnostic or it is declared “present”, the diagnostic application
when the failure is only “memorized” will not allow the location of the memorizing origin of that
failure.
In this case, only a wiring and respective element connector checking must be performed (it
is recommended the wiring movement in order to try the passing visualization from state
“memorized failure” to state “present failure”).
If a failure is interpreted when it is declared “memorized”, the confirmation conditions of the
failure real presence (and the necessity of diagnostic application) are to be found at
”Recommendations” or at the beginning of the failure interpretation.
REMARK:
Before releasing diagnostic, the cont act must be off.
AT T E N T I O N !
Before any intervention at t he airbag system, i t i s obligatory t he UCE airbag blocking
by means of the CLIP tester, using the control “Computer blocking”. The confirmation
of this cont rol perform ing will be visual ized by permane nt lighting of the airbag
indicator from instrument panel and t he releasing line will be blocked, av oiding i n
this way the undesirable releasing of t he airbag during the intervention.
AT T E N T I O N !
〈〈〈〈If
the intervention is taking place after the vehicle has suffered a collision followed
by the driver’s airbag releasing, UCE airbag blocking is possible only after performing
its unblocking control performing.
〈〈 〈〈Further to a shock causing the airbag releasing, the erasing of the memorized
failures it is possible only after dat a reading from “Imp act context”, followed by
“Computer unblocking” control.
〈〈 〈〈The electrical measurements on the airbag releasing l ine are t o be pe rformed
only by using the function “ Airbag beam t ests” of the CL IP tester. It is strictly forbidden
the use in this purpose of the ohmmeter type measurement devices.
〈〈 〈〈Before using the inert igniter, check that its resistance is between 1.8 – 2.5 ¿.
〈〈〈〈Ensure that during intervention, the computer supply voltage is not less than
10 V.
Airbag diagnostic – General
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absence, unblock the computer.
D F016 COMPUTER CONFIGURATION
PRESENT
RECOMMENDATIONSCharacteristics: nothing to notice.
Diagnostic – Failure interpretation
The presence of this failure is correspo nding to an incoherence between the computer configuration
and the vehicle equipping, detected by the CLIP tester.
Modify the UCE airbag configuration by means of the CLIP tester, using the control “System
elements configuration”. AFT ER Erase the failures memorized by UCE airbag then turn the contact off.
INT ERVENT ION Perform again a checking by means of the CLIP tester; and in case of
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Diagnostic – Conformity checking
Sequence
1
2
3Function
Computer
conformity
Computer
configuration
Operation of
airbag indicator
Checking ofcomputer
initialization
Par ameter or state
Checking or action
Parameter PR002:
<
Use of the control<
Contact setting Visualization and
observations
Solenza : 50
Ensure if the computer
c onfiguration defined in the
column <
correspondin g to the
vehicle equipping.
The a irbag indicator is on
for 3 se conds , wh en
co ntact setting on. Diagnostic
Without
Without
Without
RECOMMENDATIONSPerform the conformity checking only after complete checking by
m eans of CL IP tester.
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INTERPRETATION OF CONNECTORSWIRES FUNCTION INDEX
The information concerning the function of the wires in connectors and connections
included in chapter 11, are to be interpreted taking into account the explanations based upon
the following example:
1 = symbol (sign) of the page containing connectors and electric connections
2 = connector destination
3 = name of the wiring on which the respective connector is placed
4 = general criteria of page separation
5 = vehicle class
6 = manufacturing year
7 = connector code
8 = component identification to whom the described connector is to be connected
9 = connector c olour
10 = connector symbol
11 = indication of the connector socket
12 = wire sectioning (mm˝)
13 = wire functional code
14 = wire destination
15 = wire colour *
16 = chapter number and connector page number
REMARK:
Concerning position 15, please note that one X is marked, for one wire and two Xs for
two wires. The colour of the wire is to be symbolised only in case the electric routing of the
wi re represents one of the fundamental statuses: + permanent (+ IC), + after contact (+ DC),
mass (-) or controls.
The symbols used for the wire colours are the followings:
A = white AS = blue GR = grey
N = black G = yellow V = green
M = brown VI = violet R = red
General
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Index in connectors and couplings
REMARKS:
- Connectors and couplings are represented backwards (from wires forward).
- Some electric components are not connected to the vehicle wiring by means of multiple-way
connectors, but by means of protected individual plugs. For illustrating the type of the respective
plug, the following symbols are to be used:
Plug mother 6 mm
Plug mother flag 6.3 mm
ICP BRAKING SYSTEM
VEHICLE SPEED TRANSDUCER
CLIMATE CONTROL BLOWER (without AC)
AC PRESSUR E SENSOR (PRESSURE C ONTROLLER)
CLIMATE BLOWER ELECTRIC MASS
FRONT LEFT BODY ELECTRIC MASS
REAR LEFT PLATE ELECTRIC MASS
HA TCHBACK WIRING ELECTRIC MASS
ENGINE ELECTRIC MASS
FRONT LEFT BODY ELECTRIC MASS
FOG PROJECTORS WIRING ELECTRIC MASS
LEFT HATCHBACK ELECTRIC MASS
TUNNEL ELECTRONIC MASS
REAR WIRING/ HATCHBAC K COUPLING
FRONT WIRING/ DASHBOARD / ENGINE COUPLING
FRONT WIR ING-DASHBOARD REAR COUPLING
FRONT WIR ING-DASHBOARD/FOG PROJEC TORS C OUPLING
1091
1140
1156
1202
MAJ
MB
MD
MG
MH
MK
MW
MYH
NAP
R157
R212
R265
R316
89-169
89-137
89-169
89-137
89-138
89-170
89-176
89-180
89-138
89-171
89-178
89-180
89-171
89-181
89-182
89-184
89-186
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