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![MAZDA PROTEGE 1992 User Guide TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
17 HESITATES/STUMBLES ON ACCELERATION
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*Flat spot occurs just after accelerator depressed or mild jerking occurs during acceleration
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17 HESITATES/STUMBLES ON ACCELERATION
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*Flat spot occurs just after accelerator depressed or mild jerking occurs during acceleration
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17 HESITATES/STUMBLES ON ACCELERATION
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0 Air/Fuel mixture becomes lean when depressing accelerator l Fuel injection control malfunction
(Correction for accelerating condition)
*Air leakage
l Fuel line pressure decreases l Spark advance control malfunction TEP INSPECTION ACTION
1 Check if “00” is displayed on Self-Diagnosis Yes Go to next step
Checker with ignition switch ON W page F-82 ’ No
Service Code No. displayed
SYSTEM SELECT: 1 Check for cause (Refer to specified
check sequence) w page F-83
“88” flashes
W: SELF TEST Check ECU terminal IF voltage CT= page F-150
Specification: Battery voltage
(Ignition switch ON) c3 If OK, replace ECU c? page F-149 * If not OK, check wiring between
ECU and Self-Diagnosis Checker Vacuum: More than 450 mmHg (17.7 InHg)
tern components
Replace air cleaner element 4
Check if ECU terminal voltages are OK
Yes Go to next step
MTX...Especiaily 2L
ATX... Especially lT, 2F, and 21 w page F-150
No Check for cause cp page F-151
5
Check if throttle linkage is correctly installed and
Yes Go to next step
operates freely w page F-l 14 ~~
Correct, clean, or replace as required
any binding or damaged linkage and
adjust cable deflection at throttle body w page F-l 14
6
Check continuity between throttle sensor termi- Yes Go to next step
nals IDL and E w page F-189
MTX
A-I-X 1
J E
IDL
Clearance between throttle
lever and stopper Continuity
MTX 0.1 mm (0.004 in) Yes
1 .Omm (0.039 in) No
ATX 0.1 mm (0.004 in)
Yes
0.6mm (0.024 in) No
No Adjust w page F-189
F-57
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![MAZDA PROTEGE 1992 User Guide 22 KNOCKING
DESCRIP- *Abnormal combustion accompanied by audible “pinging” noise
I-ION
[TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS]
3 Incorrect ignition timing (Too advanced)
@ Air/Fuel mixture too lean
3 Carbon](/img/28/57077/w960_57077-336.png "MAZDA PROTEGE 1992 User Guide 22 KNOCKING
DESCRIP- *Abnormal combustion accompanied by audible “pinging” noise
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[TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS]
3 Incorrect ignition timing (Too advanced)
@ Air/Fuel mixture too lean
3 Carbon")
22 KNOCKING
DESCRIP- *Abnormal combustion accompanied by audible “pinging” noise
I-ION
[TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS]
3 Incorrect ignition timing (Too advanced)
@ Air/Fuel mixture too lean
3 Carbon deposits in cylinder
*Fuel injection amount not correct
3 Overheating
l Fuel line pressure decreases while accelerating
TEP INSPECTION
ACTION
1 Connect System Selector to diagnosis connector
Yes Go to next step
and set Test Switch to “SELF TEST” and check
for correct ignition timing at idle after warm-up
CT page F-79
Ignition timing (BTDC)
l BP DOHC : go-1 1 o l BP SOHC : 4”-6O
’ B6 No
Adjust a page F-79
2 Check if “00” is displayed on Self-Diagnosis
Yes Go to next step
Checker with ignition switch ON
W page F-62
No
Service Code No. displayed
Check for cause (Refer to specified
check sequence) w page F-63
“88” flashes
Check ECU terminal 1F voltage CT page F-150
Specification: Battery voltage
(Ignition switch ON)
c3 If OK, replace ECU w page F-149
W: SELF TEST c3 If not OK, check wiring between
ECU and Self-Diagnosis Checker
3 Check for correct intake manifold vacuum at idle
Yes Go to next step
VaCUUm: More than 450 mmHg (17.7 inHg) No
Check for air leakage of intake air sys-
tem components
4
Check for correct engine compression
Yes Go to next step
w page Bl-10
B2-10
Engine compression (Minimum):
l BP DOHC
883 kPa (9.0 kg/cm’, 128 psi)-300 rpm
l BP SOHC
834 kPa (8.5 kg/cm*, 121 psi)300 rpm
l B6
932 kPa (9.5 kg/cm’, 135 psi)300 rpm No High compression
Check engine condition CI page 81-10
62-l 0 l Carbon deposits
F-71
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26 POOR FUEL ECONOMY
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l Fuel economy unsatisfactory TION
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26 POOR FUEL ECONOMY
DESCRIP-
l Fuel economy unsatisfactory TION
[TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS]
While fuel consumption is drastically increased by city driving, short-run operati")
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE F
26 POOR FUEL ECONOMY
DESCRIP-
l Fuel economy unsatisfactory TION
[TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS]
While fuel consumption is drastically increased by city driving, short-run operation, stop and go driving, extended winter
warm-up periods, etc., as opposed to “trip” mileage, an attempt should be made to determine these factors when con-
fronted with “poor mileage” conditions. However, since the operator is not always at fault, the following is offered.
@II Operator depressing accelerator more than usual due to
@ Air/Fuel mixture too rich
low engine power
l Poor ignition *High fuel line pressure
@ Alcohol blended fuel used
*Low intake air amount
l Electronic spark advance control system malfunction @ High vehicle load l Low tire pressure
*Clutch slipping/ATX slipping l Incorrect tire size l Exhaust component restricted l Brake dragging ;TEP
INSPECTION ACTION
1
Check factors other than engine Yes
Go to next step
l Low tire pressure = Section Q 9 Unrecommended tire srze v Section Q l Clutch slipping w Section H l Brake dragging No
0 Section P Repair
l Exhaust component restricted cz= page F-136
2
Check if air hoses are connected correctly - Yes
Go to next step CI page F-109
No
Repair 3
Check if “00” IS displayed on Self-Diagnosis
Yes
Checker with ignition switch ON Go to next step W page F-82 No
SYSTEM SELECT: 1 Service Code No. displayed Check for cause (Refer to specified
check sequence) w page F-63
“88” flashes
Check ECU terminal 1F voltage w page F-150
Specification: Battery voltage
(Ignition switch ON)
* If OK, replace ECU CT= page F-149 e If not OK, check wiring between
ECU and Self-Diagnosis Checker 4
Check for correct intake manifold vacuum at idle
Yes Go to next step Vacuum: More than 450 mmHg (17.7 inHg) No
Check for air leakage at intake air sys-
tem components 5
Check if air cleaner element is clean Yes
Go to next step CT= page F-79
No
Replace air cleaner element
F-75
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SELF-DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION F
PREPARATION
SST
49 6019 9AO
System Selector For
diagnosis 49 HO18 9Al
Self-Diagnosis
Checker For
diagnosis
SERVICE CODE NUMBER
Inspection Procedure
1. Connect the SST to the diagnosis connector.
2. Set switch @to position 1.
3. Set TEST SW to SELF-TEST position.
23UOFX-048
03UOFX.059
I
4. Connect the SST to the System Selector and a ground
5. Set the select switch to position A.
6. Turn the ignition switch to ON.
7. Verify that 88 flashes on the digital display and the buzzer
sounds for 3 sec. after turning the ignition switch ON.
8. If 88 does not flash, check the main relay (FUEL INJ relay)
(Refer to page F-172) power supply circuit, and diagno-
sis connector wiring.
9. If 88 flashes and the buzzer sounds continuously for more
than 20 sec., check for a short circuit between the engine
control unit terminal 1 F and the diagnosis connector. Re-
place the engine control unit if necessary and perform Steps
3 and 7 again.
23UOFX-049 IO. Note any code numbers and check for the causes by refer-
ring to the check sequences shown on pages F-88
through F-103. Repair as necessary.
Note
l Cancel the code numbers by performing the after-
repair procedure following repairs.
(Refer to page F-104.)
I 23UOFX-050
F--83
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F SELF-DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION
23UOFX-08: 3
03UOFX.086
i:a pj
MONITOR
SELECT El
03UOFX-:6
7
I
7
After-repair Procedure
1. Cancel the memory of malfunctions by disconnecting the
negative battery cable for
at least 20 seconds. Reconnect
the negative battery cable.
2. Connect the
SST (System Selector) to the diagnosis con-
nector.
3. Set the switch @to position 1.
4. Set TEST SW to SELF-TEST.
5. Connect the
SST (Self-Diagnosis Checker) to the System
Selector and a ground.
6. Set the select switch of the Self-Diagnosis Checker to posi-
tion A.
7. Turn the ignition switch ON.
8. Start and warm up the engine, then run it at
2,000 rpm for
three minutes.
9. Verity that no code numbers are displayed.
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CONTROL SYSTEM F
VB: Battery voltage
incorrect voltage POBSible cause
Alwvs OV’ l ROOM IOA fuse burned l Open circuit in wiring from ROOM IOA fuse to ECU terminal 1A
Always OV
l Main relay malfunction (Refer to page F-171) l Open or short circuit in wiring from main relay to ECU terminal 1B
I
Always OV (Starter turns) l Open or short circuit in wiring from starter interlock switch (USA), ignition
switch (CANADA), to ECU terminal 1C
I
Always OV
Always Vs
Always approx. 5V
l Main relay (FUEL IWJ relay) malfunction (Refer to page F-171) l Open circuit in wiring from main relay to diagnosis connector terminal +B l Open or short circuit in wiring from diagnosis connector terminal MEN to
ECU terminal 1D
l Poor connection at ECU connector l ECU malfunction
l ECU malfunction
Always below
23 MIL always ON
MIL never ON
l Short circuit in wiring from combination meter to ECU terminal 1E l ECU malfunction
l Open circuit in wiring from combination meter to ECU terminal 1E
I
Always Ve l Poor connection at ECU connector l ECU malfunction
Always below
2.5V
Always
VB
No display on Self- * Main relay (FUEL INJ relay) malfunction (Refer to page F-171)
Diagnosis Checker l Open circuit in wiring from main relay to diagnosis connector terminal +B
“88” displayed and
l Open or short circuit in wiring from diagnosis connector terminal FEN to
buzzer sounds con- ECU terminal 1F
tinuously
l Poor connectron at ECU connector l ECU malfunction
Always OV
l Short circuit in wiring from igniter to ECU terminal 1G
I -
I -
I
I -
I -
I
Always below
2.5V
Always VB AIC does not operate l A/C relay malfunction (Refer to page U-55) l Open circurt in wiring from ignition switch to A/C relay l Open circuit in wiring from A/C relay to ECU terminal 1J
A/C switch OFF but
l Short circuit in wiring from A/C relay to ECU terminal IJ
AIC operates l ECU malfunction
l Poor connection at ECU connector l ECU malfunction
Always below l.OV
l Short circuit in wiring from diagnosis connector terminal TEN to ECU termi-
nal 1K
Always Vs
l Open circuit in wiring from diagnosis connector terminal TEN to ECU termi-
nal 1K
l Open circuit in wiring from diaonosis connector terminal GND to ground
Always below
2.W
Always Va DRL ON when ignition
l Short circuit in wiring from DRL relay to ECU terminal IL
switch ON l Short circuit in wiring from DRL relay to DRL unit
DRL never ON
l Open circuit in wiring from DRL relay to ignition switch
l Parking brake switch always ON l DRL unit malfunction (Refer to page T-33)
23UOFX- 134
F-l 51
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CONTROL SYSTEM F
VB: Battery voltage
Incorrect voltage Possible cause
Always OV l ROOM 10A fuse burned l Open circuit in wiring from ROOM 10A fuse to ECU terminal 1A
Always OV
l Main relay malfunction (Refer to page F-171) l Open or short circuit in wiring from main relay to ECU terminal 1B
Always OV (Starter turns)
l Open or short circuit in wiring from or inhibitor switch (ATX) to ECU termi-
nal 1C
Always OV
Always Ve
Always 4.5~5.5U
l Main relay (FUEL INJ relay) malfunction (Refer to page F-171) l Open circuit in wiring from main relay to diagnosis connector terminal +B l Open or short circuit in wiring from diagnosis connector terminal MEN to
ECU terminal 1D
l Poor connection at ECU connector l ECU malfunction
l ECU malfunction
Always below
25v
Always Va MIL always ON
MIL never ON
l Short circuit in wiring from combination meter to ECU terminal 1E l ECU malfunction
l Open circuit in wiring from combination meter to ECU terminal 1E
l Poor connection at ECU connector l ECU malfunction
Always below
2.5V
Always VB No display on Self- * Main relay (FUEL INJ relay) malfunction (Refer to page F-171)
Diagnosis Checker
l Open circuit in wiring from main relay to diagnosis connector terminal +B
“88” displayed and
l Open or short circuit in wiring from diagnosis connector terminal FEN to
buzzer sounds con- ECU terminal 1F
tinuously
l Poor connection at ECU connector l ECU malfunction
Always OV
l Short circuit in wiring from igniter to ECU terminal 1G
Always below 1 .OV (Headlights OK)
l Open or short circuit in wiring from headlight relay to ECU terminal 1H
(Refer to page F-171)
Always OV
Always VB
Always OV Illumination lamp
ON when rear
window defroster
switch ON
Illumination lamp
never ON
Approx. 5V (California)
Always OV (Canada)
l Short circuit in wiring from diagnosis connector terminal TEN to ECU termi-
nal II
l Open circuit in wiring from diagnosis connector terminal TEN to ECU termi-
nal II
l Open circuit in wiring from diagnosis connector terminal GND to ground
l Open or short circuit in wiring from rear window defroster switch to ECU
terminal 1 J
l Open circuit in wiring from ignition switch to rear window defroster switch l Rear window defroster switch malfunction (Refer to page T-21)
l Open circuit in wiring from ECU terminal 1K to ground
l Short circuit in wiring from ECU terminal 1K to main relay (FUEL INJ relay)
23UOFX-14: 2
f-1 59
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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER T
Symptom: Water temperature gauge does not operate.
9MUOTX-072
W/ TACHO W/O TACHO
OSUOTX-111
0
23UOTX-041
WI TACHO
W/O TACHO
9MUOTX-076
Step 1
1. Disconnect the connector from the water thermosensor.
2. Connect the red lead of the
SST to the connector and the
black lead to a body ground.
3. Set the
SST to the resistance values shown in the figure.
4. Turn the ignition switch ON, and check that the needle in-
dicates the correct values.
Gauge displays correct Action
Yes Replace water therm0 sensor
No Go to Step 2
Caution
l Continue the above checks for at least two minutes
each to correctly judge the condition.
l The allowable indication error is twice the width of
the needle.
Step 2
1. Remove the instrument cluster. (Refer to page T-69.)
2. Apply battery voltage to terminal 2L and ground terminal 2E.
3. Connect the red lead of the
SST to terminal 3L and the black
lead to a negative battery terminal.
4. Set the
SST to the resistance values shown in the figure.
5. Verify that the needle indicates the correct values.
Indicates correct
Yes Action
Repair wiring harness
(instrument cluster - Water thermosensor)
I--~ No I ReDlace water temperature gauge
I
Caution
l Continue the above checks for at least two minutes
each to correctly judge the condition.
l The allowable indication error is twice the width of
the needle.
T-67
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Z-GI-10 Reading Wiring Diagrams
Logic symbols
‘ypes of logic symbols Operation Expressing output Simple relay circuits
OR Input to A or 6 will Low electrical potential (L) at A and B --,
produce output at C No output (L) at C
High electrical potential (H) at A or B -+ A
A
ID- C Output (H) at C
EB Q-f2 c
B B
AND Input to A and B will High electrical potential (H) at A and B -+
produce output at C Output (H) at C
A _
A
El-- Low electrical potential (L) at A or B -+
B C
No output (L) at C
B
II!I3 Q-00-Q
C
INV No input to A will produce Low electrical potential (L) at A +
an output at B
Ungrounds (H) B
-b- Input to A will not produce High electrical potential (H) at A +
A B
any output at B Grounds (L) B A-
El
PROCESS Simplified representation of complex functions within circuit Describes (Examples)
main function
Breakerless transistor
---
-I- 1 1 Signal detector for emission control unit, cooling unit and
I igniters
- ~._..._...._._..._._..__,
--L--A tachometer
P.Signal converter for turn and hazard flasher unit,breakerless : siinalcon”elter :
i..-.--...-.........---i
transistor igniter unit, etc. --j CoIlsignal ConVerted e
--I. .‘p. Y?YT?!!9’. . _ i
Abbreviations used in this booklet
A
%J Ampere
Auto Stop
Air Supply Valve
A/C AAS
Air Conditioner Auto Adjusting Suspension
A/F Air Fuel ABS
AIR Anti-lock Brake System
Auto Reverse
A/T ACV
Automatic Transmission
ACC Air Control Vafve
Acc%K4tIory
ACCEL Accelerator
ADD AE
Additional Acoustic Equilibration
ALT Alternator
EP AIS
Amplitude Modulation Air Injection System
Amplifier ALL
ANT Antenna Automatic Load Levelino
ATP Atmospheric Pressure
ATX Automatic Tmnsaxle FR Fmnt Right ELI?
FIB Feedback
F/I Fuel Injector Emergency Locking Retractor
EN ELEC Electric
Frequency Modulation
Generator
HEI Electronic Tuner
Hiih Energy lgnitiin
HID K!
Heat/Defmster
HEAT Heater Exhaust
HI Hiih F
ISC Front
Idk Speed Contml
IG Ignition
ILLUMI Illumination FICB
INT Intermittent FL Fast Idle Cam Breaker
Fmnt Left
JB
LH Joint Box
Left Hand
:AC Battery
Bypass Air Control Valve
B/L Ei-Level
CPU Central Pmcessing Unit
CSD COM start Device
CARB Carburator
CCT Circuit
CIGAR Cigarette
COMBI Combination
CON Conditioner
CONT Control
DOHC Double Overhead Camshaft
DEF Defroster
ECPS Electronicalfy Controlfed Power
Steering
EGI Electronic Gasoline Injection
EGR Exhaust Gas Recirculation LCD Liquid Crystal Display
:i Low
Low Wave
/IL Motor
MaWunction Indicator Lamp
MTR Mechanical Tuning Radio
Mrr Manual Transmission
MID Mkfdk,
MIN Minute
MIX
MiXtUt MPX Mukiplex
MTX Manual Transaxte
K Middle Wave
Normalty Closed
too Normally Open
Over Drive
OFF Switch Off ON
FRCV
PTC
P/S
PRG
ass
ii:
RPM
EC
SOL
ST
Et TCV
TICS
TEMP
ES
V
VRIS
VENT
VOL
W Switch On
Power
Pressure Regulator Control
Solenoid Valve
Positiie Temperature
Coefficiint Heater
Power Steering
Purge Solenoid Vahe
Quick Start System
Rear
Riiht Hand
Rear Left
Revolution Per Minute
Rear Right
Recirculation
Solenoid
Start
Short Wave
Switch
~;eScml Turbocharger Solenoid
Triple Induction Control System
Temperature
Transistor
Total Wiring System
volt
Variable Resonance Induction
System
Ventilation
Volume
Wan