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Блок VCM (Vehicle Control Module) — модуль управления автомобилем, фактически «половина» к блоку управления двигателем Engine Control Module выполняет несколько функций:

  1. Функция иммобилайзера— данные с ключа считываются и передаются при помощи шины CAN на блок управления двигателем.
  2. Функция межсетевого интерфейса— осуществляется обмен данными между различными шинами данных автомобиля.

Рис.1- Внешний вид блока VCM.

Постоянно горящие передние фары или стоп-сигналы, сообщение на панели приборов об отсутствии сообщений от VCM являются косвенными признаками выхода блока из строя.

Рис.2- Печатная плата блока VCM.

Ремонт электронных блоков управления автомобилей Iveco – задача, с которой много лет успешно справляются специалисты нашей компании. В СТО «Элекар» вам могут предложить высокое качество оказываемых услуг, оперативность, объективные выводы о рациональности ремонта блоков VCM и ECM Iveco.

Выявление неисправности блоков VCM ECM Iveco, как и любого блока управления грузовым автомобилем, требует наличия комплекса специальных технических средств включающего в себя средства диагностики, модуляции, анализа, измерения и т.д. В СТО «Элекар» эти работы проводятся в специально оборудованной, хорошо оснащенной лаборатории. Имеется, практически, весь спектр дилерского диагностического оборудования.

Ремонт блока управления Iveco в Витебске можно осуществить в нашем автосервисе. На все работы дается гарантия с предоставлением всех необходимых документов.


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Iveco Electronics

ET-TN-440-24 — Iveco LA Vehicles Error Codes

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ECU

SPN

Fault Component

Description

FMI

FMI

FMI

Lamp

Comment

Name

[Hex]

[DEC]

[HEX]

Description

status

2212B

Brake Air Pressure Sensor Supply (Vc)

The acquired supply voltage is below or above the thresholds.

00

00

6V<V<8V

BC IBC2

01

01

2V<V<4V

03

03

V>8V

04

04

V<2V

BC IBC2

2212C

Vehicle data bus CAN

No CAN messages on Vehicle data bus or Bus-Off detection.The error

2

02

can be read on CAN only if the CAN bus resets

BC IBC2

2212D

ECU not programmed

31

1F

BC IBC2

22130

Engine Starter

03

03

Voltage Above Normal, Or Shorted To High Source

04

04

Voltage Below Normal, Or Shorted To Low Source

BC IBC2

22131

Cabin Side White Lights (only if on pin E03)

03

03

Voltage Above Normal, Or Shorted To High Source

04

04

Voltage Below Normal, Or Shorted To Low Source

BC IBC3

22100

ECU not programmed

31

1F

Yellow

BC IBC3

22101

EEPROM checksum error

12

0C

Yellow

BC IBC3

22102

ECU Overheating

The PCB ECU Temperature of the output drivers is greater than max.

13

0D

Yellow

allowed temperature (100°C).

BC IBC3

22103

ECU Secondary Microprocessor Faulty

The secondary microprocessor that executes the limp-home function is

14

0E

Yellow

faulty

BC IBC3

2210B

Vehicle Data Bus CAN

No CAN messages on Vehicle data bus or Bus-Off detection.

2

02

Red

The error can be read on VDB CAN only if the VDB CAN bus resets

BC IBC3

2210C

Body Control Bus CAN

No CAN messages on Body control bus or Bus-Off detection.

2

02

Red

The error can be read on BCB CAN also if the BCB CAN bus is not reset

BC IBC3

231FF

Body Control Bus — ECU#1 CAN

No CAN messages from ECU#1 — Bed Module

2

02

Yellow

BC IBC3

2ECFF

Body Control Bus — ECU#2 CAN

No CAN messages from ECU#2 — Driver Door Module

2

02

Yellow

BC IBC3

2EDFF

Body Control Bus — ECU#3 CAN

No CAN messages from ECU#3 — Co-Driver Door Module

2

02

Yellow

BC IBC3

245FF

Body Control Bus — ECU#4 CAN

No CAN messages from ECU#4 — Additional Heater Air

2

02

Yellow

BC IBC3

244FF

Body Control Bus — ECU#5 CAN

No CAN messages from ECU#5 — Additional Heater Water

2

02

Yellow

BC IBC3

2E9FF

Body Control Bus — ECU#6 CAN

No CAN messages from ECU#6 — Mirror Controller

2

02

Yellow

BC IBC3

26DFF

Body Control Bus — ECU#7 CAN

No CAN messages from ECU#7 — MET

2

02

Red

BC IBC3

219FF

Body Control Bus — ECU#8 CAN

No CAN messages from ECU#8 — Climate Control

2

02

Yellow

BC IBC3

22120

Fuel Level Interface

Fuel Level interface failure detected.

00

00

00:Delta voltage below normal

Yellow

The input voltage is evaluated for in-range checking:

01

01

01:Delta voltage above normal

BC IBC3

22121

Engine Oil Level Interface

Oil Level interface failure detected.

00

00

00:Delta voltage below normal

Yellow

The voltage difference between the first and the second acquisition are

01

01

01:Delta voltage above normal

evaluated for in-range checking:

0F

15

0F:Time/Date from TCO not available

10

10

10:Engine Starter Mode or Engine Speed from EDC not available

12

12

12:Date could not be stored in EEPROM

13

13

13:Time could not be stored in EEPROM

14

14

14:Oil Level could not be stored in EEPROM

BC IBC3

22122

Ambient Air Temperature Interface

Ambient Air Temperature interface failure detected.

03

03

03:Voltage above normal (s.c. to battery or open circuit)

Yellow

The input voltage is evaluated for in-range checking:

04

04

04:Voltage below normal (s.c. to ground)

BC IBC3

22130

Windshield Wiper Switches

Windshield Wiper switches activated at the same time or every faulty on

2

02

Yellow

Windshield Wiper (engine blocked or short circuited, engine interrupted,

cam always to ground, cam always open)

BC IBC3

22131

Diff.Lock.State. Rear Axle1(Rockwell)

Diff.Lock.State. Rear Axle1-In1 and Diff. Lock State Rear Axle1-In2, are

2

02

Yellow

Switches

both activated

BC IBC3

22140

Service Brake Air Pressure Circuit#2 sensor

Service Brake Air Pressure Circuit#2 interface failure detected.

03

03

03:Voltage above normal (s.c. to battery or open circuit)

Yellow

(Front)

04

04

04:Voltage below normal (s.c. to ground)

BC IBC3

22141

Service Brake Air Pressure Circuit#1 sensor

Service Brake Air Pressure Circuit#1 interface failure detected.

03

03

4:Voltage above normal (s.c. to battery or open circuit)

Yellow

(Rear)

05

05

04:Voltage below normal (s.c. to ground)

BC IBC3

22142

Service Brake Air Pressure Circuit#2 sensor

The pressure charging is evaluated for in-range checking

00

00

00:Delta voltage below normal

Red

(Front)

01

01

01:Delta voltage above normal

BC IBC3

22143

Service Brake Air Pressure Circuit#1 sensor

The pressure charging is evaluated for in-range checking

00

00

00:Delta voltage below normal

Red

(Rear)

01

01

01:Delta voltage above normal

BC IBC3

22144

Service Brake Air Pressure Sensor Supply

Service Brake Air Pressure Sensor Supply Voltage failure detected.

00

00

00: 6V<V<8V

Yellow

Voltage (Vs)

The error is detected only when the maximum supply voltage is between

01

01

01: 2V<V<4V

18V and 32V and Ignition Key 15 is On.

03

03

03: V>8V

04

04

04: V<2V

BC IBC3

22145

Brake Air Dryer

Pressure plausability:

01

01

01:The pressure is not increasing while charge mode

Yellow

00

00

00:The pressure is not decreasing while rigeneration mode

02

02

02:Duty error (air loss because the S2 valve is locked)

BC IBC3

22150

Dashboard Backlight & Headbeam Washer

On/Off Diagnostic:

6

06

06:Short circuit to ground or Overload or Overheating protection.

Yellow

Supply & Body Builders Parking Lights

BC IBC3

22161

Marker Front Left & Right Lights

Analog Diagnostic: The acquired load current is below the threshold (at

5

05

05: I < IS

Yellow

least a load on two is a open circuit).

The error is detected only when the relative supply voltage is between 18V

and 32V.

The Marker Front Left & Right Lights fault shall be recognized, stored and

reported on DM1 message with a maximum delay of 10sec.

BC IBC3

22166

Additional Lights or Additional Air Heater

On/Off Diagnostic:

03

03

03:Short circuit to battery

Yellow

Disable

06

06

06:Short circuit to ground or Overload or Overheating protection

BC IBC3

22163

Step Lights

Analog Diagnostic: The acquired load current is below the threshold (at

5

05

05: I < IS

Yellow

least a load on two is a open circuit).

The error is detected only when the relative supply voltage is between 18V

and 32V.

The Step Lights fault shall be recognized, stored and reported on DM1

message with a maximum delay of 10sec.

BC IBC3

22164

Cabin Side Lights

On/Off Diagnostic:

03

03

03:Short circuit to battery

Yellow

06

06

06:Short circuit to ground or Overload or Overheating protection

BC IBC3

22165

Cabin Ceiling Lights

Analog Diagnostic: The acquired load current is below the threshold (at

5

05

05: I < IS

Yellow

least a load on two is a open circuit).

The error is detected only when the relative supply voltage is between 18V

and 32V.

The Cabin Ceiling Lights fault shall be recognized, stored and reported on

DM1 message with a maximum delay of 10sec.

BC IBC3

22180

30A

On/Off Diagnostic:

4

04

Voltage below normal

Yellow

BC IBC3

22181

30B

On/Off Diagnostic:

4

04

Voltage below normal

Yellow

BC IBC3

22182

30C

On/Off Diagnostic:

4

04

Voltage below normal

Yellow

BC IBC3

22183

30D

On/Off Diagnostic:

4

04

Voltage below normal

Yellow

BC IBC3

22184

30E

On/Off Diagnostic:

4

04

Voltage below normal

Yellow

BC IBC3

22190

+Batt. TCO & +Batt. Spare1

On/Off Diagnostic:

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

22191

30A Cluster

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

22192

30D Body Builders

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

22193

30E ECAS

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

22194

30C VCM

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

22195

30E Cigarette Lighter & 30E Diagnostic

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

Connector

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

22196

30C ABS

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

22197

30C ABS Trailer

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

22198

30B Engine Crank

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

22199

30D Acustic Horn

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

2219A

30E Voltage Adapter & 30E Bed Lights

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

2219B

30B Mirror Heating

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

221A0

15 Mirror Controller & 15 Heated Dryer

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

221A1

15 Alternator

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

221A2

15 TCO & 15 Cluster & 15 MET & 15 UDS

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

221A3

15 VCM & 15 ECM

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

221A4

15 ECAS & 15 ABS

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

221A5

15 Cabin Tilted & 15 Brake Switch &

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

15 Headbeam Pot.Supply

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

221A6

15/1A Reverse Gear Lights & 15/1A

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

Headbeam Adjustment supply & 15/1A NOX

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

sensor supply

BC IBC3

221A7

15/1A Cabin Heater & 15/1A Conditioner

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

221A8

15/1B Body Builders

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

221A9

15/1B Electric Windows

On/Off Diagnostic: fuse interrupped

5

05

Fuse interrupted

Yellow

The internal fuse to ECU can be accidentally interrupted

BC IBC3

221B0

Power Steering Circuit #1 or #2 Pressure

Sensor plausibility:

2

02

Flow meter plausibility

Yellow

Low

— While Engine Speed=0 (and valid) at least one of two pressure switches

is in Normal state (open) (pressure above threshold)

The ECU waits PSC_TEST_T1 (after Engine Speed =0 or at Ignition Key

15) before to start the diagnostics

BC IBC3

221B2

Steering Flow Meter

Flow meter plausibility:

2

02

Flow meter plausibility

Yellow

— When Vehicle Speed < PSC_VEH_SPEED _MIN the flow is in Normal

state (open)

BC IBC3

221C0

Windshield Washer & Headbeam Washer

On/Off Diagnostic:

03

03

03:Short circuit to battery

Yellow

06

06

06:Short circuit to ground or Overload or Overheating protection

BC IBC3

221C1

TGC ON

On/Off Diagnostic:

03

03

03:Short circuit to battery

Yellow

06

06

06:Short circuit to ground or Overload or Overheating protection

BC IBC3

221C2

TGC OFF

On/Off Diagnostic:

3

03

03:Short circuit to battery

Yellow

BC IBC3

221C3

Body Builder Reverse Gear

On/Off Diagnostic:

03

03

03:Short circuit to battery

Yellow

06

06

06:Short circuit to ground or Overload or Overheating protection

Всем привет. Начинаю потихоньку писать про все свои деяния.
Итак пациент Iveco EuroCargo 2007 года, люди обратились за помощью, необходимо произвести замену блока VCM, старый блок был замочен водой и после попытки электриков до меня его оживить блок выдавал множество ошибок и глушил мотор так как является одним из блоком который содержит данные иммо.
Снимаем блок управления двигателя EDC17UC31, считываем Flash и производим изменение области данных связанных с системой AdBlue

По замене блока VCM все немного сложнее с первого взгляда, для красивой замены необходимо знать пин код, из всего имеющего арсенала выдрать пин код у меня не получилось, ну что ж берем пациента на стол выпаиваем eeprom схему считываем дамп и заливаем в eeprom нового блока.

Устанавливаем блоки обратно, в итоге система AdBlue в машине больше не используется и не требует его вечной заправки и обслуживания, другой блок VCM в авто прижился без проблем.

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DIAGNOSIS

Fault diagnosis comprises two sections:

— The first one, organized by error codes (DTC-FMI), concerns faults that may be identified by the EDC control unit directly . These faults are mainly of an electric — electronic — pneumatic
nature.

— The second one, organized by symptoms, describes the possible faults the electronic control unit cannot identify directly. These faults are mainly of a mechanical — pneumatic nature.

Diagnosis Instruments

MODUS (Maintenance and Diagnostic System)

A computerized fault-diagnosis station dedicated to diagnosing the brake systems, air suspensions, engines and systems controlled electronically.

The station is equipped with auxiliary functions, such as: programming electronic control units, consulting the spare parts catalogue and service time schedules.

The vehicle has a 30-pin diagnosis socket to interface with the instrument

IT 2000 (IVECO Electronic Tester)

This makes it possible to take immediate action on the vehicle, identifying it with the chassis number.

It saves the results of diagnostics actions performed.

It can be used as a portable Personal Computer, too, being fit ted for remote diagnosis.

By using MODUS as the mother station it is possible to update and configure the IT 2000.

IT 2000 interfaces with the vehicle via a 30-pin diagnosis socket.

E.A.SY.

E.A.SY. system allows to simply make the diagnosis and programming of the various electronic central units aboard the vehicle.

E.A.SY. system is made up of ECI module communicating with the electronic central units and of a Panasonic PC.

ECI module, exploiting the Panasonic PC, also allows easy on the road interventions: in particular, thanks to Panasonic PC wireless technologies (e.g. GPRS), diagnostic interventions can be
assisted by a remote expert center

Diagnosis information on the cluster is split into 4 columns:

— First column = central unit.

— Second column = central unit address plus fault order number.

— Third column = failure type.

— Fourth column = failure frequency.

The screen shows three error messages at most, but can store up to eight error messages. For displaying any further messages, just operate ‘Y’ and ‘B’ keys

DTC

Failing component

Visible failure

Possible Cause

Repair action

113

ACCELERATOR PEDAL/ BRAKE PEDAL
SUSPECT

Vehicle acceleration very slow.
Engine idle speed: 500 rpm.

Accelerator pedal and brake
pressed simultaneously (for too long); Accelerator pedal blocked or faulty; Incorrect use of vehicle.

Check the accelerator pedal signal
and pedal mechanical movement.

116

CLUTCH SIGNAL SUSPECT

The parameter reading shows that
the clutch is pressed.

Clutch switch faulty or wiring
problems in pedal.

Check clutch pedal switch and
wiring.

117

BRAKE PEDAL SIGNAL ERROR

Slight power reduction

Main and secondary brake switch
not synchronised. One of the two brake pedal switches may be stuck.

Check the synchronisation of both
switches (signal) and wiring.

119

PLAUSIBILITY +15

Possible mechanical problem (in
pawl) or electrical problem.

Check wiring.

121

SPEED LIMITER W/ LIGHT

Warning light permanently
off.

Short circuit or defective
wiring

Check wiring.

122

WARNING LIGHT EOBD

Warning light permanently
off.

Short circuit or defective
wiring

Check wiring.

123

EDC LAMP

Warning light permanently
off.

Short circuit or defective
wiring.

Check wiring.

124

COLD START LAMP

Warning light permanently
off.

Short circuit or defective
wiring.

Check wiring.

125

MAIN RELAY DEFECT

Possible problems during
after-run.

Relay short circuit to battery
positive or ground.

Check wiring between ECM and
battery. Replace relay if necessary.

126

BATTERY VOLTAGE

Possible problems during
after-run.

Alternator or battery defective.
Possible wiring problem.

Check wiring. Replace alternator
regulator or battery Replace the alternator if necessary

127

ENGINE BRAKE ELECTROVALVE

Engine brake not
operational.

Relay or wiring short-circuited or
interrupted.

Check wiring. Replace relay if
necessary

128

MAIN RELAY — SHORT CIRCUIT TO
BATTERY

Possible problems during
after-run

Relay short circuit to battery
positive or ground. Relay may be faulty.

Check wiring between ECM and
battery. Replace relay if necessary.

129

AIRCONDITIONER COMPRESSOR
RELAY

Possible problems during
after-run.

Relay short circuit to battery
positive or ground. Relay may be faulty.

Check wiring between ECM and
battery. Replace relay if necessary.

12A

RELAIS FOR ENGINE BRAKE
VALVE

Possible problems during
after-run.

Relay short circuit to battery
positive or ground. Relay may be faulty.

Check wiring between ECM and
battery. Replace relay if necessary.

12B

THERMOSTARTER RELAY 1
(HEATER)

Heater not working.

Relay or wiring short-circuited or
interrupted.

Check wiring. Replace relay if
necessary.

12C

THERMOSTARTER RELAY 2

Heater not working.

Relay or wiring short-circuited or
interrupted

Check wiring. Replace relay if
necessary

12E

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PRE/ POSTHEATING
(ACTIVE)

Grid heater permanently
operating

Grid heater short circuited to
ground.

Check wiring and component.

131

COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR

No reaction noticeable on behalf
of the driver.

Sensor short-circuited or value
implausible

Check the wiring. Replace sensor
if necessary.

132

COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR
(TEST)

Slight power reduction.

Operation in extreme environmental
conditions or sensor inaccurate.

Ensure the engine is not working
in extreme environmental conditions. Check the wiring and the sensor accuracy. Replace sensor if necessary.

133

AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR BOOST
AIR

Slight power reduction.

Sensor short-circuited or value
implausible.

Check the wiring. Replace sensor
if necessary.

134

BOOST PRESSURE SENSOR

No reaction perceivable by the
driver. Parameter recovery value: 2700 mbar.

Sensor short-circuited or
difference between environmental pressure and turbo pressure implausible.

Check the wiring. Also check the
environmental pressure sensor. Replace sensor if necessary.

135

FUEL TEMPERATURE SENSOR

Slight power reduction.

Sensor short-circuited or value
implausible.

Check the wiring. Replace sensor
if necessary

138

OIL PRESSURE SENSOR

No reaction perceivable by the
driver. Parameter recovery value: 3000 mbar.

Sensor short-circuited or value
implausible.

Check the wiring and oil level.
Replace sensor if necessary.

13A

OIL TEMPERATURE SENSOR

No reaction perceivable by the
driver. Parameter recovery value: coolant temperature value (if intact) otherwise 120 C).

Sensor short-circuited or value
implausible.

Check the wiring. Replace sensor
if necessary.

13C

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE
SENSOR(HUMIDTIY?)

No reaction perceivable by the
driver. Parameter recovery value: 40 C.

Sensor short-circuited or value
implausible.

Check the wiring. Replace sensor
if necessary

DTC

Failing component

Visible failure

Possible Cause

Repair action

141

CRANKSHAFT SPEED

No reaction noticeable on behalf
of the driver

Signal interrupted or wiring
problem. Sensor installation may not be correct.

Check wiring and installation.
Replace sensor if necessary

142

ENGINE WORKING ONLY WITH CAMSHAFT
SENSOR

No reaction perceivable by the
driver

Signal interrupted or wiring
problem. Sensor installation may not be correct.

Check wiring and installation.
Replace sensor if necessary

143

CAMSHAFT SENSOR

No reaction perceivable by the
driver.

Signal interrupted or wiring
problem. Sensor installation may not be correct.

Check wiring and installation.
Replace sensor if necessary

144

FAULT BETWEEN FLYWHEEL SENSOR AND
CAMSHAFT

No reaction noticeable on behalf
of the driver.

Signal interrupted or wiring
problem. Flywheel and timing sensor installation may be incorrect.

Check wiring and installation of
both sensors.

145

FAN RELAY

No reaction perceivable by the
driver. Fan off.

Short circuit or fan actuator
faulty.

Check the wiring and the fan
actuator. Replace the actuator if necessary.

148

AIRCONDITIONER COMPRESSOR
RELAY

Air conditioner permanently
off.

Wiring or relay
short-circuited.

Check the wiring. Replace relay if
necessary.

149

PRE -HEAT — ING RELAY FUEL
FILTER

Filter heater not working.

Wiring or filter heater short
-circuited.

Check the wiring. Re — place the
filter heater if necessary.

151

INJECTOR CYLINDER 1

The engine runs on 5
cylinders.

Injector no.1 electric
trouble.

Check correct tightness to torque
of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 — 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral,
check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC connector.

152

INJECTOR CYLINDER 2

The engine runs on 5
cylinders.

Injector no.2 electric
trouble.

Check correct tightness to torque
of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 — 1.92 Nm).Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral,
check the wiring be — tween the solenoid valve and EDC connector.

153

INJECTOR CYLINDER 3

The engine runs on 5
cylinders.

Injector no.3 electric
trouble

Check correct tightness to torque
of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 — 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral,
check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC connector.

154

INJECTOR CYLINDER 4

The engine runs on 5
cylinders

Injector no.4 electric
trouble

Check correct tightness to torque
of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 — 1.92 Nm).Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral,
check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC connector.

155

INJECTOR CYLINDER 5

The engine runs on 5
cylinders

Injector no.5 electric
trouble

Check correct tightness to torque
of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 — 1.92 Nm).Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral,
check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC connector.

156

INJECTOR CYLINDER 6

The engine runs on 5
cylinders

Injector no.6 electric
trouble

Check correct tightness to torque
of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 — 1.92 Nm).Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral,
check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC connector.

161

INJECTOR CYLINDER 1 / SHORT
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible short circuit in
connections. Possible problem in injector coil . Possible problem in control unit.

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

162

INJECTOR CYLINDER 2 / SHORT
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible short circuit in
connections. Possible problem in injector coil . Possible problem in control unit.

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

163

INJECTOR CYLINDER 3 / SHORT
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible short circuit in
connections. Possible problem in injector coil . Possible problem in control unit.

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

164

INJECTOR CYLINDER 4 / SHORT
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible short circuit in
connections. Possible problem in injector coil . Possible problem in control unit.

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

165

INJECTOR CYLINDER 5 / SHORT
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible short circuit in
connections. Possible problem in injector coil . Possible problem in control unit.

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

166

INJECTOR CYLINDER 6 / SHORT
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible short circuit in
connections. Possible problem in injector coil. Possible problem in control unit.

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

167

INJECTOR CYLINDER 1 / OPEN
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible injector connection
problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor).

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

168

INJECTOR CYLINDER 2 / OPEN
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible injector connection
problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor).

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

169

INJECTOR CYLINDER 3 / OPEN
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible injector connection
problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor).

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

16A

INJECTOR CYLINDER 4 / OPEN
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible injector connection
problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor).

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary

16B

INJECTOR CYLINDER 5 / OPEN
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible injector connection
problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor).

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

16C

INJECTOR CYLINDER 6 / OPEN
CIRCUIT

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible injector connection
problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor).

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

16D

COMPRESSION TEST IN
PROGRESS

Compression Test in
progress.

After carrying out the compression
test, turn the key OFF (after-run).

16E

THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF INJECTIONS
WAS NOT REACHED: STOP THE ENGINE

More than 2 injectors not
operating

See individual faults in
injectors.

171

BENCH 1 CC

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible injector connection
problem. Injectors short circuited.

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

173

BENCH 2 CC

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) not operating.

Possible injector connection
problem. Injectors short circuited.

Check wiring. Possible internal
problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.

17C

BENCH 1 INJECTORS CHECK (INTERNAL
ECU)

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) may not be operating.

Fault in control unit.

Replace the engine control
unit.

189

EGR POWER ST. SHORT TO
BATT.

No fault perceived by the driver.
EGR not working.

Short circuit or EGR actuator
faulty.

Check wiring. Replace the EGR
actuator if necessary.

191

TURBINE ACTUATOR CONTROL
ELECTROVALVE

Poor performance

VGT actuator or wiring
defective

Check VGT wiring and
actuator.

192

TURBINE ACTUATOR CONTROL
ELECTROVALVE SHORT CIRCUIT TO POSITIVE

Poor performance

VGT actuator or wiring
defective.

Check VGT wiring and
actuator.

193

TURBINE WHEEL REVS SENSOR

Poor performance

Air filter blocked or turbine rpm
sensor signal implausible.

Check the air filter and check
parameters linked with the turbine by performing a road test (parameter acquisition).

198

FAULT ON AT LEAST TWO OF THE
FOLLOWING SENSORS: TURBINE SPEED, BOOT PRESSURE AND EXHAUST GAS PRESSURE

Poor performance

Sensor signal implausible. Sensor
may be faulty.

Determine which turbine component
caused the problem.

199

TURBOCHARGER CONTROL BOOST
PRESSURE FAILURE (PCR)

Poor performance

Turbo sensor or actuator may be
faulty. Air filter may be blocked.

Check turbine sensors and actuator
(parameter acquisition). Check whether air filter is blocked.

19A

TURBINE SPEED EXCEEDING EVERY
PERMITTED RANGE

Poor performance

Turbo sensor or actuator may be
faulty. Air filter may be blocked.

Check turbine sensors and actuator
(parameter acquisition). Check whether air filter is blocked.

19B

TURBINE IN OVERSPEED (THE FAULT IS
NOT DISPLAYED IF IT IS CAUSED BY A LOW ATMOSPERIC PRESSURE)

Poor performance

Air filter blocked or turbine rpm
sensor signal implausible.

Check the air filter and check
parameters linked with the turbine by performing a road test (parameter acquisition).

19F

NOx SENSOR ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Sensor signal implausible. Nox
sensor may be faulty.

Check the Nox sensor.

1A5

TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE
DM1DCU

No effect perceived by the
driver

Problems in the Denoxtronic (on
the CAN line).

Check wiring. Check and correct
any faults in the Denoxtronic control unit

1A6

TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE SCR1

No effect perceived by the
driver

CAN configuration incorrect. CAN
connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable.

Check CAN line wiring. Check
Denoxtronic control unit wiring and operation.

1AE

HUMIDITY SENSOR

No effect perceived by the
driver

Sensor short-circuited or
faulty.

Check wiring Replace sensor if
necessary.

1AF

SERIOUS EOBD FAULT FROM
DENOXTRONIC (EOBD FLASHING LIGHT)

No effect perceived by the
driver

Problems in AdBlue dosing
system.

Check the faults in the
Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide.

1B1

ERROR ON CAN CONTROLLER A

No effect perceived by the
driver

CAN configuration incorrect. CAN
connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable.

Check CAN line wiring. Check
terminal resistances.

1B2

ERROR ON CAN CONTROLLER B

No effect perceived by the
driver

CAN configuration incorrect. CAN
connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable.

Check CAN line wiring. Check
terminal resistances.

1B3

ERROR ON CAN CONTROLLER C

No effect perceived by the
driver

CAN configuration incorrect. CAN
connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable.

Check CAN line wiring. Check
terminal resistances.

1B4

TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE BC2EDC1

No effect perceived by the
driver

CAN configuration incorrect. CAN
connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable.

Check CAN line wiring. Check BC
wiring and operation.

1B5

TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE VM2EDC

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN configuration incorrect. CAN
connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable.

Check CAN line wiring. Check VCM
wiring and operation.

1B7

ERROR ON MESSAGES CAN IN
TRANSMISSION

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN configuration incorrect. CAN
connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable.

Check CAN line wiring. Check ECM
wiring and operation.

1B9

ERROR ON THE EOBD LIGHT MANAGED BY
THE CLUSTER)

No effect perceived by the
driver.

MIL/Body Controller warning light
defective.

Consult the Body Controller
troubleshooting guide and check the CAN line.

1BA

TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE DASH
DISPLAY

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from VCM
inconsistent.

Consult the VCM troubleshooting
guide and check the CAN line.

1BC

TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE AMBCOND

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from VCM
inconsistent.

Consult the VCM troubleshooting
guide and check the CAN line.

1BD

TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE CCVS

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from VCM or BC
inconsistent

Consult the VCM/BC troubleshooting
guide and check the CAN line.

1C2

ERROR MESSAGE CAN ETC1

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from ETC (gearbox)
inconsistent.

Check the ETC connection with the
CAN line.

1C3

TIMEOUT IN RECEIVING TC01 CAN
MESSAGE

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from TCO
inconsistent.

Check the TCO connection with the
CAN line.

1C6

ERROR MESSAGE CAN TSC1-PE

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from TCU
(Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent.

Check the TCU connection with the
CAN line.

1C8

ERROR MESSAGE CAN TSC1-VE

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from TCU
(Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent.

Check the TCU connection with the
CAN line.

1D1

ECU OVERRUN MONITORING
ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Electrical interference or
internal control unit problems.

If the error persists to replace
ECU.

1D2

ECU OVERRUN MONITORING
ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Poor control unit
programming/flash Possible internal fault.

Reprogram the central unit. If the
error is repeated, replace the central unit, if needed.

1D3

ECU OVERRUN MONITORING
ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Poor control unit
programming/flash Possible internal fault.

Reprogram the central unit. If the
error is repeated, replace the central unit, if needed.

1D4

ECU OVERRUN MONITORING
ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Ecu internal failure.

If the error persists to replace
ECU.

1D5

ECU OVERRUN MONITORING
ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Ecu internal failure.

If the error persists to replace
ECU.

1D6

ECU INTERNAL ERROR (TPU)

Control unit deactivation.

Electronic interference or control
unit faulty.

If the error persists to replace
ECU.

1D8

ECU OVERRUN MONITORING
ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Ecu internal failure.

If the error persists to replace
ECU.

1E2

IMMOBILIZER

The engine fails to start.

Problem in CAN line or immobiliser
control unit.

Check the Immobiliser control unit
is correctly connected. Enter the Immobiliser PIN code during the emergency procedure.

1E3

ERROR FOR ECU INTERNAL
MONITORING

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Ecu internal failure.

f the error persists to replace
ECU.

1E4

ERROR FOR ECU INTERNAL
MONITORING

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Ecu internal failure.

If the error persists to replace
ECU.

1E5

SENSORS POWER SUPPLY FAULT
(12V)

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Excessive/insufficient battery
voltage or possible internal control unit problem.

Check battery voltage or
connections with the ECM. Replace the control unit if necessary.

1E6

SENSOR POWER SUPPLY 1

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Excessive/insufficient battery
voltage or possible internal control unit problem.

Check battery voltage or
connections with the ECM. Replace the control unit if necessary.

1E7

SENSOR POWER SUPPLY 2

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Excessive/insufficient battery
voltage or possible internal control unit problem.

Check battery voltage or
connections with the ECM. Check ECU, if required.

1E8

SENSOR POWER SUPPLY 3

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Excessive/insufficient battery
voltage or possible internal control unit problem.

Check battery voltage or
connections with the ECM. Replace the control unit if necessary

1E9

ECU OVERRUN MONITORING
ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Excessive/insufficient battery
voltage or possible internal control unit problem

Check battery voltage or
connections with the ECM. Replace the control unit if necessary.

1EA

ECU OVERRUN MONITORING
ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Excessive/insufficient battery
voltage or possible internal control unit problem.

Check battery voltage or
connections with the ECM. Replace the control unit if necessary.

1EB

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE SENSOR

No effect perceived by the driver.
Environmental pressure recovery value: 700 mbar.

Fault in sensor inside control
unit.

Change ECU.

1FA

TOO HIGH NUMBER OF REGENERATIONS
DEMAND

No reaction perceivable by the
driver. Too many filter regenerations carried out.

Particulate filter may be
blocked.

Check filter.

1FB

PERMANENT RIGENERATION ON TRAP
PARTICLE

No reaction perceivable by the
driver

Catalytic converter not installed
or damaged.

Check catalytic converter
visually.

1FC

FIRST SENSOR EXAUSTED GAS
TEMPERATURE

No reaction perceivable by the
driver.

Temperature sensors damaged or
incorrectly fitted.

Check information and condition of
sensors.

21F

TOO HIGH EFFICIENCY OF CATALYST
SYSTEM

No reaction noticeable on behalf
of the driver.

Actuator coil faulty or not within
specified tolerance limits.

Check actuator condition.

225

INTERRUPTED AFTERRUN

Slight power reduction.

The control unit is turned off by
the general switch instead of by the key (k15). Possible problem in main relay or connections.

Check wiring and then replace the
main relay.

228

MAIN RELAY — SHORT CIRCUIT TO
GROUND

Slight power reduction.

Short circuit in main relay or
relay faulty.

Check wiring between battery and
ECM and then replace the main relay

DTC

Failing component

Visible failure

Possible Cause

Repair action

232

COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR
ABSOLUTE TEST

Slight power reduction

Extreme environmental conditions
or sensor incorrectly adjusted.

Ensure the engine is working in
non-critical conditions. Check the sensor connections and accuracy. Replace sensor if necessary.

238

OIL LOW PRESSURE

Slight power reduction

Sensor incorrectly adjusted or
faults in lubrication system.

Check the sensor connections and
accuracy. Check the lubrication system.

23A

OIL TEMPERATURE ABOVE
NORMAL

Slight power reduction

Sensor incorrectly adjusted or
faults in lubrication system.

Check the sensor connections and
accuracy. Check the lubrication system.

27C

BENCH 2 INJECTORS CHECK (INTERNAL
ECU)

One or more injectors (bank 1 or
bank 2) may not be operating

Fault in control unit.

Replace the engine control
unit.

292

TURBINE ACTUATOR CONTROL
ELECTROVALVE SHORT CIRCUIT TO GROUND

Poor performance

VGT actuator or wiring
defective

Check VGT wiring and
actuator.

2A6

TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE SCR2

No effect perceived by the
driver

Problem in the Denoxtronic (on the
CAN line).

Check the faults in the
Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide. Check wiring

2AF

SERIOUS EOBD FAULT FROM
DENOXTRONIC (EOBD FLASHING LIGHT)

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Problems in AdBlue dosing
system.

Check the faults in the
Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide.

2B4

TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE BC2EDC2

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN configuration incorrect. CAN
connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable

Check CAN line wiring. Check BC
wiring and operation.

2C6

TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE TSC1-PE
PASSIVE

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from TCU
(Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent.

Check the TCU connection with the
CAN line.

2C8

ERROR MESSAGE CAN TSC1-VR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from TCU
(Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent.

Check the TCU connection with the
CAN line.

2C9

ERROR MESSAGE CAN TIMEDATE

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from TC (tachograph)
inconsistent.

Check the tachograph connection
with the CAN line.

2D3

ECU OVERRUN MONITORING
ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Poor control unit
programming/flash Possible internal fault.

Reprogram the central unit. If the
error is repeated, replace the central unit, if needed.

2FF

ERROR CHECK OF CRITICAL TIME FOR
OIL DILUTION

Slight power reduction

Oil over-diluted.

Change the engine oil.

392

TURBINE ACTUATOR CONTROL
ELECTROVALVE

Poor performance

Connection damaged. Battery
voltage excessive (ECU overheating).

Check VGT connection and
actuator.

3AF

SERIOUS EOBD FAULT FROM
DENOXTRONIC (EOBD FLASHING LIGHT)

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Problems in AdBlue dosing
system.

Check the faults in the
Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide.

3C8

TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE TSC1-VE
PASSIVE

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from TCU
(Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent.

Check the TCU connection with the
CAN line.

3C9

ERROR MESSAGE CAN HRDV

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN configuration incorrect. CAN
connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable.

Check CAN line wiring. Check BC
wiring and operation.

3D3

ECU OVERRUN MONITORING
ERROR

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Poor control unit
programming/flash Possible internal fault.

Reprogram the central unit. If the
error is repeated, replace the central unit, if needed.

3FA

REGENERATION DEMAND NUMBER
2

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Too many regenerations carried
out.

Check particulate filter and
faults in sensors.

4AF

SERIOUS EOBD FAULT FROM
DENOXTRONIC (EOBD FLASHING LIGHT)

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Problems in AdBlue dosing
system.

Check the faults in the
Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide.

4C8

TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE TSC1-VR
PASSIVE

No effect perceived by the
driver.

CAN messages from TCU
(Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent.

Check the TCU connection with the
CAN line.

4FA

REGENERATION DEMAND NUMBER
3

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Too many regenerations carried
out.

Check particulate filter and
faults in sensors.

5AF

DM1DCU SPN5 MESSAGE

No effect perceived by the
driver.

Problems in AdBlue dosing
system.

Check the faults in the
Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide.

Visible Failure

Possible Cause

Repair action

Engine does not start

Inefficient battery.

Pre-heating resistor always on.
Check alternator efficiency. Check electrical connections at the battery terminals.

Starter inefficient.

Check / replace.

Air heater inefficient.

Check power supply and ground
connection. Check heater remote control switch with active diagnosis.

Main remote control switch (main
relay) inefficient.

Check fuse efficiency. Check
remote control switch with active diagnosis.

Fuel pump inefficient.

Check efficiency by checking the
filter input pressure. Check suction tightness.

Fuel pre-filter — filter
inefficient.

Check if clogged / change.

0.3 bar valve on fuel return
inefficient.

Check its efficiency. If blocked,
replace it.

Fuel circuit inefficient.

Check the system tightness and
carry out bleeding.

Engine overheating

Coolant level wrong

Check possible leaks and restore
the level.

Water pump and fan control belts
inefficient.

Check, adjust tension and change
components, if needed.

Water pump inefficient

Overhaul or change the
assembly.

Thermostat inefficient.

Check if it remains blocked in
closed position or partially open. Change.

Radiator inefficient.

Wash accurately and check if there
a re any fluid leaks. Change the component, if needed.

Air filter and circuit pipes
inefficient.

Make sure the manifolds and the
pipes are not clogged. Check the filter clogging indicator. Change the filter.

Cylinder head gasket
inefficient.

Check the water circuit pressure
an d change the cylinder head gaskets.

Fan inefficient.

Replace.

Engine lacks power

Fuel circuit inefficient.

Check if the mesh filter in the
tank , the fuel pre-filter and filter are clogged; in this case change them. Check if the 0,3 bar valve on the fuel return is blocked in open position (low pressure) or in closed
position (high temperature), and then replace it. Check possible circuit leaks and the fuel pump efficiency.

Injectors inefficient

Seizure of the plunger of one of
the injectors may occur or fuel may leak through the O — Ring. Carry out the ’Engine Test and proceed according to the instructions displayed.

Engine air suction circuit
inefficient.

Remove circuit necks and replace
the air filter if clogged. Check the cartridge clogging indicator

Exhaust gas circuit
inefficient.

Eliminate exhaust manifold
leaks

Working temperature not
correct.

Check cooling system.

VGT actuator inefficient.

Carry out the Engine Test on the
basis of the instructions displayed by the diagnosis instrument.

Turbo-compressor
inefficient.

Carry out the Engine Test on the
turbine and check integrity of the following turbo-compressor components: — rotating blades; — bearings; — modulating valve; — VGT filter clogged; — turbine actuator; Change
faulty component. Engine Test with Modus IT2000 E.A.SY..

Injection mechanical system
inefficient.

Check wear of the injector rocker
arms, the roller, the rocker arm bushes and the camshaft tappets.

Valve clearance
inefficient.

Adjust valve clearance.

Engine brake low efficiency

Head gasket inefficient.

Head grinding and change
gasket.

Injector holder inefficient

Replace it.

Turbo-compressor cooling system
tightness inefficient.

Overhaul turbine.

Bad fuel quality.

Check if there is water in the
reservoir and remove it.

Engine smoke is light blue

Piston rings inefficient

Overhaul piston-cylinder
assembly

Turbo-compressor lubrication
system tightness inefficient.

Overhaul turbine.

Valve oil seal tightness
inefficient.

Change valve guide gasket.

Engine brake low efficiency

Engine brake components
inefficient.

Check correct operation of engine
brake actuator cylinders of control solenoid valve. Check cylinder control oil pipe tightness. Check exhaust valve clearance.

Turbo-compressor
inefficient.

VGT blocked in open position. VGT
actuator faulty (tie rod blow-by). Modulating valve faulty. Wrong air supply to modulating valve. Change inefficient components.

Engine stops

Fuel in the reservoir.

Carry out bleeding after
refueling.

Inefficiency of mesh filter, fuel
pre-filter and filter.

Clean the mesh filter and replace
the pre-filter and filter.

Reservoir pipes not correctly
connected.

If the pipes are inverted, the
vehicle can be turned off after 200 300 km even if the reservoir is without fuel because the engine fuel pipe has a lower height of suction. Invert the pipes.

Excessive or insufficient oil
pressure

Overpressure valve works not
correctly

Check and replace, if
needed.

Oil pump and oil delivery pipes
inefficient.

Check and replace, if
needed

Main journals and connecting rod
bearings inefficient

Replace bearings and rectify the
crankshaft, if needed.

Engine oil SAE viscosity not
correct

Change the engine oil with one
having the right viscosity

Excessive fuel consumption

Air filter inefficient.

Change.

Fuel reservoir and pipes
inefficient.

Eliminate possible leaks and
replace worn out components.

Service technicians have no problem recognising breakdowns and carrying out machine diagnostics, Iveco Trakker Fault Codes List, plus they are familiar with equipment from a variety of manufacturers.

DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
123 Edc lamp Warning light permanently off. Short circuit or defective wiring. Check wiring.
124 Cold start lamp Warning light permanently off. Short circuit or defective wiring. Check wiring.
125 Main relay defect Possible problems during after-run. Relay short circuit to battery positive or ground. Check wiring between ECM and battery. Replace relay if necessary.
126 Battery voltage Possible problems during after-run. Alternator or battery defective. Possible wiring problem. Check wiring. Replace alternator regulator or battery Replace the alternator if necessary.
127 Engine brake electro valve Engine brake not operational. Relay or wiring short-circuited or interrupted. Check wiring. Replace relay if necessary.
128 Main relay – short circuit to battery Possible problems during after-run. Relay short circuit to battery positive or ground. Relay may be faulty. Check wiring between ECM and battery. Replace relay if necessary.
129 Air conditioner compressor relay Possible problems during after run. Relay short circuit to battery positive or ground. Relay may be faulty. Check wiring between ECM and battery. Replace relay if necessary.

DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
113 Accelerator pedal/ brake pedal suspect Vehicle acceleration very slow. Engine idle speed: 500 rpm. Accelerator pedal and brake pressed simultaneously (for too long); Accelerator pedal blocked or faulty; Incorrect use of vehicle. Check the accelerator pedal signal and pedal mechanical movement.
116 Clutch signal suspect The parameter reading shows that the clutch is pressed. Clutch switch faulty or wiring problems in pedal. Check clutch pedal switch and wiring.
117 Brake pedal signal error Slight power re- duction Main and secondary brake switch not synchronised. One of the two brake pedal switches may be stuck. Check the synchronisation of both switches (signal) and wiring.
119 Plausibility + 15 Possible mechanical problem (in pawl) or electrical problem. Check wiring.
121 Speed limiter w / light Warning light permanently off. Short circuit or defective wiring. Check wiring.
122 Warning light ODB Warning light permanently off. Short circuit or defective wiring. Check wiring.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
12A Relays for engine brake valve Possible problems during after run. Relay short circuit to battery positive or ground. Relay may be faulty. Check wiring between ECM and battery. Replace relay if necessary.
12B Thermostarter relay 1 (heater) Heater not working. Relay or wiring short circuited or interrupted. Check wiring. Replace relay if necessary.
12C Thermostarter relay 2 Heater not working. Relay or wiring short circuited or interrupted. Check wiring. Replace relay if necessary.
12E Management system pre/ post heating (active) Grid heater permanently operating. Grid heater short circuited to ground. Check wiring and component.
131 Coolant temperature sensor No reaction noticeable on behalf of the driver. Sensor short -circuited or value implausible. Check the wiring. Replace sensor if necessary.
132 Coolant temperature sensor (test) Slight power reduction. Operation in extreme environmental conditions or sensor inaccurate. Ensure the engine is not working in extreme environmental conditions. Check the wiring and the sensor accuracy. Replace sensor if necessary.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
133 Air temperature sensor boost air Slight power re- duction. Sensor short circuited or value implausible. Check the wiring. Re- place sensor if necessary.
134 Boost pressure sensor No reaction perceivable by the driver. Parameter recovery value: 2700 mbar. Sensor short circuited or difference between environmental pressure and turbo pressure implausible. Check the wiring. Also check the environ- mental pressure sensor. Replace sensor if necessary.
135 Fuel temperature sensor Slight power re- duction. Sensor short-circuited or value implausible. Check the wiring. Re- place sensor if necessary.
138 Oil pressure sensor No reaction perceivable by the driver. Parameter recovery value: 3000 mbar. Sensor short-circuited or value implausible. Check the wiring and oil level. Replace sensor if necessary.
13A Oil temperature sensor No reaction perceivable by the driver. Parameter recovery value: coolant temperature value (if intact) otherwise 120 C). Sensor short-circuited or value implausible. Check the wiring. Replace sensor if necessary.
13C Atmospheric temperature sensor (humidtiy?) No reaction perceivable by the driver. Parameter recovery value: 40 C. Sensor short-circuited or value implausible. Check the wiring. Replace sensor if necessary.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
141 Crankshaft speed No reaction noticeable on behalf of the driver. Signal interrupted or wiring problem. Sensor installation may not be correct. Check wiring and installation. Replace sensor if necessary.
142 Engine working only With camshaft sensor No reaction perceivable by the driver. Signal interrupted or wiring problem. Sensor installation may not be correct. Check wiring and installation. Replace sensor if necessary.
143 Camshaft sensor No reaction perceivable by the driver. Signal interrupted or wiring problem. Sensor installation may not be correct. Check wiring and installation. Replace sensor if necessary.
144 Fault between fly-Wheel sensor and camshaft No reaction noticeable on behalf of the driver. Signal interrupted or wiring problem. Flywheel and timing sensor installation may be incorrect. Check wiring and installation of both sensors.
145 Fan relay No reaction perceivable by the driver. Fan off. Short circuit or fan actuator faulty. Check the wiring and the fan actuator. Replace the actuator if necessary.
148 Air conditioner compressor relay Air conditioner permanently off. Wiring or relay short-circuited. Check the wiring. Replace relay if necessary.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
149 Preheating relay fuel Filter Filter heater not working. Wiring or filter heater short-circuited. Check the wiring. Re- place the filter heater if necessary.
151 Injector cylinder 1 The engine runs on 5 cylinders. Injector no.1 electric trouble. Check correct tightness to torque of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 – 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral, check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC -connector.
152 Injector cylinder 2 The engine runs on 5 cylinders. Injector no.2 electric trouble. Check correct tightness to torque of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 – 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral, check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC connector.
153 Injector cylinder 3 The engine runs on 5 cylinders. Injector no.3 electric trouble Check correct tightness to torque of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 – 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral, check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC connector.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
149 Pre-heating relay fuel Filter Filter heater not working. Wiring or filter heater short-circuited. Check the wiring. Replace the filter heater if necessary.
151 Injector cylinder 1 The engine runs on 5 cylinders. Injector no.1 electric trouble. Check correct tightness to torque of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 – 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral, check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC- connector.
152 Injector cylinder 2 The engine runs on 5 cylinders. Injector no.2 electric trouble. Check correct tightness to torque of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 – 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral, check the wiring be- tween the solenoid valve and EDC-connector.
153 Injector cylinder 3 The engine runs on 5 cylinders. Injector no.3 electric trouble Check correct tightness to torque of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 – 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral, check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC-connector.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
154 Injector Cylinder 4 The engine runs on 5 cylinders Injector no.4 electric trouble Check correct tightness to torque of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 – 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral, check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC connector.
155 Injector Cylinder 5 The engine runs on 5 cylinders Injector no.5 electric trouble Check correct tightness to torque of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 – 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral, check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC connector.
156 Injector Cylinder 6 The engine runs on 5 cylinders Injector no.6 electric trouble Check correct tightness to torque of the connectors on the solenoid valve of the injector (1.36 – 1.92 Nm). Check the integrity of the injector coil and replace the injector if defective. If the coil is integral, check the wiring between the solenoid valve and EDC connector.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
161 Injector Cylinder 1 / short-Circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible short-circuit in connections. Possible problem in Injector coil . Possible problem in control unit. Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
162 Injector Cylinder 2 / short-Circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible short-circuit in connections. Possible problem in injector coil . Possible problem in control unit. Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
163 Injector Cylinder 3 / short-Circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible short circuit in connections. Possible problem in injector coil . Possible problem in control unit. Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
164 Injector Cylinder 4 / short-Circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible short-circuit in connections. Possible problem in injector coil . Possible problem in control unit. Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
165 Injector Cylinder 5 / short-Circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible short circuit in connections. Possible problem in injector coil . Possible problem in control unit. Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
166 Injector Cylinder 6 / short-Circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible short-circuit in connections. Possible problem in injector coil. Possible problem in control unit. Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
167 Injector Cylinder 1 / open circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 orbank 2) not operating. Possible injector Connection problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor). Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
168 Injector Cylinder 2 / open Circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible injector connection problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor). Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
169 Injector Cylinder 3 / open Circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible injector connection problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor). Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
16A Injector cylinder 4 / open circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible injector connection problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor). Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
16B Injector cylinder 5 / open Circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible injector connection problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor). Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
16C Injector cylinder 6 / open circuit One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible injector connection problem (or disconnected internally). Possible problem in control unit (capacitor). Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
16D Compression test in progress Compression Test in progress. After carrying out the compression test, turn the key OFF (after-run).
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
16E The minimum number of injections Was not reached: stop the Engine More than 2 injectors not operating. See individual faults in injectors.
171 Bench 1 cc One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible injector connection problem. Injectors short-circuited. Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
173 Bench 2 cc One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) not operating. Possible injector connection problem.

Injectors short-circuited.

Check wiring. Possible internal problem also in ECM. Replace the injector if necessary.
17C Bench 1 injectors check (internal ecu) One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) may not be operating. Fault in control unit. Replace the engine control unit.
189 Egr power St. Short To batt. No fault perceived by the driver. EGR not working. Short circuit or EGR actuator faulty. Check wiring. Replace the EGR actuator if necessary.
191 Turbine actuator control Electro-valve Poor performance VGT actuator or wiring defective. Check VGT wiring and actuator.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
192 TURBINE ACTUATOR CONTROL ELECTRO-VALVE SHORT-CIRCUIT TO POSITIVE Poor performance VGT actuator or wiring defective. Check VGT wiring and actuator.
193 TURBINE WHEEL REVS SENSOR Poor performance Air filter blocked or turbine rpm sensor signal implausible. Check the air filter and check parameters linked with the turbine by performing a road test (parameter acquisition).
198 FAULT ON AT LEAST TWO OF THE FOLLOWING SENSORS: TURBINE SPEED, BOOT PRESSUR AND EXHAUST GAS PRESSURE Poor performance Sensor signal implausible. Sensor may be faulty. Determine which turbine component caused the problem.
199 TURBO-CHARGER CONTRO BOOST PRESSURE FAILURE (PCR) Poor performance Turbo sensor or actuator may be faulty. Air filter may be blocked. Check turbine sensors and actuator (parameter acquisition). Check whether air filter is blocked.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
19A TURBINE SPEED EXCEEDING EVERY PERMITTED RANGE Poor performance Turbo sensor or actuator may be faulty. Air filter may be blocked. Check turbine sensors and actuator (parameter acquisition). Check whether air filter is blocked.
19B TURBINE IN OVERSPEED (THE FAULT IS NOT DISPLAYED IF IT IS CAUSED BY A LOW ATMOSPERIC PRESSURE) Poor performance Air filter blocked or turbine rpm sensor signal implausible. Check the air filter and check parameters linked with the turbine by performing a road test (parameter acquisition).
19F NOx SENSOR ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Sensor signal implausible. Nox sensor may be faulty. Check the Nox sensor.
1A5 TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE DM1DCU No effect perceived by the driver. Problems in the Denoxtronic (on the CAN line). Check wiring. Check and correct any faults in the Denoxtronic control unit.
1A6 TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE SCR1 No effect perceived by the driver. CAN configuration incorrect. CAN connection defective. Terminal resistance not suit-able. Check CAN line wiring. Check Denoxtronic control unit wiring and operation.
1AE HUMIDITY SENSOR No effect perceived by the driver. Sensor short-circuited or faulty. Check wiring Replace sensor if necessary.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
1AF SERIOUSE OBD FAULT FROM DENOXTRONIC (EOBD FLASHING LIGHT) No effect perceived by the driver. Problems in AdBlue dosing system. Check the faults in the Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide.
1B1 ERROR ON CAN CONTROLLER A No effect perceived by the driver. CAN configuration incorrect. CAN connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable. Check CAN line wiring. Check terminal resistances.
1B2 ERROR ONCAN CONTROLLER B No effect perceived by the driver. CAN configuration incorrect. CAN connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable. Check CAN line wiring. Check terminal resistances.
1B3 ERROR ON CAN CONTROLLER C No effect perceived by the driver. CAN configuration incorrect. CAN connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable. Check CAN line wiring. Check terminal resistances.
1B4 TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE BC2EDC1 No effect perceived by the driver. CAN configuration incorrect. CAN connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable. Check CAN line wiring. Check BC wiring and operation.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
1B5 TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE VM2EDC No effect perceived by the driver. CAN configuration incorrect. CAN connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable. Check CAN line wiring. Check VCM wiring and operation.
1B7 ERROR ON MESSAGES CAN IN TRANSMISSION No effect perceived by the driver. CAN configuration incorrect. CAN connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable. Check CAN line wiring. Check ECM wiring and operation.
1B9 ERROR ON THE EOBD LIGHT MANAGED BY THE CLUSTER) No effect perceived by the driver. MIL/Body Controller warning light defective. Consult the Body Controller troubleshooting guide and check the CAN line.
1BA TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE DASH DISPLAY No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from VCM inconsistent. Consult the VCM troubleshooting guide and check the CAN line.
1BC TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE AMBCOND No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from VCM in- consistent. Consult the VCM troubleshooting guide and check the CAN line.
1BD TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE CCVS No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from VCM or BC inconsistent. Consult the VCM /BC troubleshooting guide and check the CAN line.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
1C2 ERROR MESSAGE CAN ETC1 No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from ETC (gearbox) inconsistent. Check the ETC connection with the CAN line.
1C3 TIMEOUT IN RECEIVING TC01 CAN MESSAGE No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from TCO in- consistent. Check the TCO connection with the CAN line.
1C6 ERROR MESSAGE CAN TSC1PE No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from TCU (Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent. Check the TCU connection with the CAN line.
1C8 ERROR MESSAGE CAN TSC1VE No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from TCU (Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent. Check the TCU connection with the CAN line.
1D1 ECU OVERRUN MONITORING ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Electrical interference or internal control unit problems. If the error persists to replace ECU.
1D2 ECU OVERRUN MONITORING ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Poor control unit programming/flash Possible internal fault. Reprogram the central unit. If the error is repeated, replace the central unit, if needed.
1D3 ECU OVERRUN MONITORING ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Poor control unit programming/flash Possible internal fault. Reprogram the central unit. If the error is repeated, replace the central unit, if needed.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
1D4 ECU OVERRUN MONITORING ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Ecu internal failure. If the error persists to replace ECU.
1D5 ECU OVERRUN MONI- TORING ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Ecu internal failure. If the error persists to replace ECU.
1D6 ECU INTERNAL ERROR (TPU) Control unit deactivation. Electronic interference or control unit faulty. If the error persists to replace ECU.
1D8 ECU OVERRUN MONI TORING ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Ecu internal failure. If the error persists to replace ECU.
1E2 IMMOBILIZER The engine fails to start. Problem in CAN line or immobiliser control unit. Check the Immobiliser control unit is correctly connected. Enter the Immobiliser PIN code during the emergency procedure.
1E3 ERROR FOR ECU INTERNAL MONI TORING No effect perceived by the driver. Ecu internal failure. If the error persists to replace ECU.
1E4 ERROR FOR ECU INTERNAL MONITORING No effect perceived by the driver. Ecu internal failure. If the error persists to replace ECU.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
1E5 SENSORS POWER SUPPLY FAULT (12V) No effect perceived by the driver. Excessive/insufficient Battery voltage or possible internal control unit problem. Check battery voltage or connections with the ECM. Replace the control unit if necessary.
1E6 SENSOR POWER SUPPLY 1 No effect perceived by the driver. Excessive/insufficient Battery voltage or possible internal control unit problem Check battery voltage or connections with the ECM. Replace the control unit if necessary.
1E7 SENSOR POWER SUPPLY 2 No effect perceived by the driver. Excessive/insufficient Battery voltage or possible internal control unit problem Check battery voltage or connections with the ECM. Check ECU, if required.
1E8 SENSOR POWER SUPPLY 3 No effect perceived by the driver. Excessive/insufficient Battery voltage or possible internal control unit problem Check battery voltage or connections with the ECM. Replace the control unit if necessary.
1E9 ECU OVERRUN MONITORIN ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Excessive/insufficient Battery voltage or possible internal control unit problem Check battery voltage or connections with the ECM. Replace the control unit if necessary.
1EA ECU OVERRUN MONITORIN ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Excessive/insufficient Battery voltage or possible internal control unit problem Check battery voltage or connections with the ECM. Replace the control unit if necessary.
1EB ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE SENSOR No effect perceived by the driver. Excessive/insufficient Battery voltage or possible internal control unit problem Change ECU.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
1FA TOO HIGH NUMBER OF REGENERATIONS DEMAND No reaction perceivable by the driver. Too many filter regenerations carried out. Particulate filter may be blocked. Check filter.
1FB PERMANENT RIGENERATION ON TRAP PARTICLE No reaction perceivable by the driver. Catalytic converter not installed or damaged. Check catalytic converter visually.
1FC FIRST SENSOR EXAUSTED GAS TEMPERATURE No reaction perceivable by the driver. Temperature sensors damaged or incorrectly fitted. Check information and condition of sensors.
21F TOO HIGH EFFICIENCY OF CATALYST SYSTEM No reaction noticeable on behalf of the driver. Actuator coil faulty or not within specified tolerance limits. Check actuator condition.
225 INTERRUPTED AFTERRUN Slight power reduction. The control unit is turned off by the general switch instead of by the key (k15). Possible problem in main relay or connections. Check wiring and then replace the main relay.
228 MAIN RELAY – SHORT CIRCUIT TO GROUND Slight power reduction. Short circuit in main relay or relay faulty. Check wiring between battery and ECM and then replace the main relay.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
232 COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR ABSOLUTE TEST Slight power reduction Extreme environmental conditions or sensor incorrectly adjusted. Ensure the engine is working in non-critical conditions. Check the sensor connections and accuracy. Replace sensor if necessary.
238 OIL LOW PRESSURE Slight power re- duction Sensor incorrectly adjusted or faults in lubrication system. Check the sensor connections and accuracy. Check the lubrication system.
23A OIL TEMPERATURE ABOVE NORMAL Slight power reduction Sensor incorrectly adjusted or faults in lubrication system. Check the sensor connections and accuracy. Check the lubrication system.
27C BENCH 2 INJECTORS CHECK (INTERNAL ECU) One or more injectors (bank 1 or bank 2) may not be operating Fault in control unit. Replace the engine control unit.
292 TURBINE ACTUATOR CONTROL ELECTROVALVE SHORT CIRCUIT TO GROUND Poor performance VGT actuator or wiring defective. Check VGT wiring and actuator.
2A6 TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE SCR2 No effect perceived by the driver Problem in the Denoxtronic (on the CAN line). Check the faults in the Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide. Check wiring.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
2AF SERIOUS EOBD FAULT FROM DENOXTRONIC (EOBD FLASHING LIGHT) No effect perceived by the driver. Problems in AdBlue dosing system. Check the faults in the Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide.
2B4 TIMEOUT CAN MESSAGE BC2EDC2 No effect perceived by the driver. CAN configuration incorrect. CAN connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable. Check CAN line wiring. Check BC wiring and operation.
2C6 TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE TSC1-PE PASSIVE No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from TCU (Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent. Check the TCU connection with the CAN line.
2C8 ERROR MESSAGE CAN TSC1VR No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from TCU (Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent. Check the TCU connection with the CAN line.
2C9 ERROR MESSAGE CAN TIMEDATE No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from TC (tachograph) inconsistent. Check the tachograph connection with the CAN line.
2D3 ECU OVERRUN MONITORING ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Poor control unit programming/flash Possible internal fault. Reprogram the central unit. If the error is repeated, replace the central unit, if needed.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
2FF ERROR CHECK OF CRITICAL TIME FOR OIL DILUTION Slight power reduction Oil overdiluted. Change the engine oil .
392 TURBINE ACTUATOR CONTROL ELECTRO-VALVE Poor performance Connection damaged. Battery voltage excessive (ECU overheating). Check VGT connection and actuator.
3AF SERIOUSE OBD FAULT FROM DENOXTRONIC (EOBD FLASHING LIGHT) No effect perceived by the driver. Problems in AdBlue dosing system. Check the faults in the Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide.
3C8 TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE TSC1-VE PASSIVE No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from TCU (Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent. Check the TCU connection with the CAN line.
3C9 ERROR MESSAGE CAN HRDV No effect perceived by the driver. CAN configuration incorrect. CAN connections defective. Terminal resistance not suitable. Check CAN line wiring. Check BC wiring and operation.
3D3 ECU OVERRUN MONITORING ERROR No effect perceived by the driver. Poor control unit programming/flash Possible internal fault. Reprogram the central unit. If the error is repeated, replace the central unit, if needed.
DTC FMI Failing component Type of Failure Visible failure Possible Cause Repair action
3FA REGENERATION DEMAND NUMBER 2 No effect perceived by the driver. Too many regenerations carried out. Check particulate filter and faults in sensors.
4AF SERIOUSE OBD FAULT FROM DENOXTRONIC (EOBD FLASHING LIGHT) No effect perceived by the driver. Problems in AdBlue dosing system. Check the faults in the Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide.
4C8 TIMEOUT OF CAN MESSAGE TSC1-VR PASSIVE No effect perceived by the driver. CAN messages from TCU (Transmission Control Unit) inconsistent. Check the TCU connection with the CAN line.
4FA REGENERATION DEMAND NUMBER 3 No effect perceived by the driver. Too many regenerations carried out. Check particulate filter and faults in sensors.
5AF DM1DCU SPN5 MESSAGE No effect perceived by the driver. Problems in AdBlue dosing system. Check the faults in the Denoxtronic and consult the control unit troubleshooting guide.

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