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Nissan Almera (from 1995 to 1999, the year of issue)

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Check the engine management system



ECU continuously receives power from the battery through the output "70" protected fuse number 41
(7.5 A) located in the mounting block of the engine compartment. When the switch devices and starter battery voltage is supplied to the output of "38" of the computer connector and the solenoid valve control fuel injection timing on a circuit protected fuse number 25 (10 A), are in the assembly block the car. This conclusion is "4" of the computer connector is connected to the "masses." Includes dual power circuit is the main supply relay. Voltage is applied to the findings of "56", "61", "116" and "117" computer connector, as well as the withdrawal of the "2" position switch pedal. At this time, power is supplied by two solenoid valves EGR solenoid valve and the air damper on the circuit protected by a fuse number 16 (10 A), located in the fuse box mounting car. When connected to the "masses" O "111" computer connector relay preheating. Glow plugs are supplied in the course of time, depending on the temperature of the coolant. Permission to start the engine comes to a conclusion, "20" computer connector on the circuit protected by a fuse number 26 (7.5 A) located in the mounting block of the car. For vehicles with air conditioning ECU through the output includes "15" pads connector to the compressor relay and the air conditioner refrigerant pressure switch depending on the operating mode of the engine.
The audit was conducted on the instructions tab. 3.19-3.21. Precautions and preliminary checks listed above in Section. "Check engine management system CD20?�.
If the checks are not identified the fault, while the symptoms are present, replace the computer (in the least).

Table 3.19 The position of the EGR valve according to the engine load
Engine load
Solenoid valve number 1
Solenoid valve number 2
EGR valve
Solenoid valve position of the air damper
The valve position of the air damper
The amount of exhaust gas recirculation system
Shallow
Opened
Opened
Fully open
Opened
Closed
Maximum
1/2 load
Opened
Opened
Fully open
Closed
Opened
Average
Normal
Opened
Closed
Half open
Closed
Opened
Small
Full
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Opened
None

Table 3.20 Checking supply chain COURT engine CD20E
To connect the control panel to the conclusions
Test conditions
The audit, control values
Problem
Conclusion "70" of the computer connector and "mass"
Switch off appliances and starter
U = U akk.bat.
Broken wire between the battery and the terminal "70" of the computer connector. Blown fuse number 41, or a poor connection in the assembly block of the engine compartment
The output "1" preheating relay connector and the "mass"
Also
Also
Broken wire between terminal "1" the relay connector and the battery. Blown fuse number 41, or a poor connection in the assembly block of the engine compartment
Conclusion "2" connector relays preheating and "mass"
"
"
Faulty relays preheating
Output "111" of the computer connector and "mass"
"
"
Broken wire between terminal "2" connector relays preheating and output "111" of the computer connector
Conclusion "3" connector relays preheating and "mass"
"
"
Broken wire between the battery and the terminal "3" connector relays preheating. Blown fuse "a" or a poor connection in the assembly block of the engine compartment
The output "1" switch connector and starter equipment and "mass"
"
"
Broken wire between the battery and the terminal "1" switch connector and starter units. Blown fuse ?�i?� or a poor connection in the assembly block of the engine compartment
Conclusion "3" connector relays electromagnetic clutch of air conditioning and the "mass"
"
"
Broken wire between the battery and the terminal "3" connector relays electromagnetic clutch unit. Blown fuse number 30 in the mounting block of the engine compartment. Blown fuse "e" in the assembly block of the engine compartment or a poor connection in the block
Conclusions "1", "6" plug supply relay and the "mass"
"
"
Broken wire between the battery and the terminal "1" and "6" connector relay. Blown fuse number 41 in the mounting block of the engine compartment or a poor connection in the block. Broken wire between the battery and the terminal "70" of the computer connector
Conclusion "2" plug supply relay and the "mass"
"
"
Faulty supply relay
Conclusion "4" of the computer connector and "mass"
"
"
Broken wire between terminal "2" plug supply relay and output "4" of the computer connector
Conclusion "3" terminal supply relay and the "mass"
"
"
Broken wire between the battery and the terminal "3" supply relay. Blown fuse number 36 in the mounting block of the engine compartment or a poor connection in the block
Conclusions "2", "3" switch connector and starter equipment and "mass"
Turn the starter switch instruments and to the "ACC", then to ?�ON?� position
"
Faulty equipment and starter switch
Conclusion "38" of the computer connector and "mass"
Also
"
Broken wire between the switch devices and a starter and terminal "38" of the computer connector. Blown fuse number 25 in the mounting block of the car interior and poor connections in the block
The output "1" connector solenoid valve injection timing and the "mass"
"
"
Broken wire between the switch devices and the starter solenoid. Broken wire between the switch devices and a starter and terminal "38" of the computer connector. Blown fuse number 25 in the mounting block of the car interior and poor connections in the block
Conclusion "2" solenoid valve connectors ?��1 and ?�� 2 of the iris and the "mass"
"
"
Broken wire between the switch devices and the starter solenoid. Blown fuse number 16 in the mounting block salon or poor connections in the block
Conclusion "2" of the solenoid valve and the air damper "mass"
"
"
Also
Conclusions "5", "7" plug supply relay and the "mass"
"
"
Faulty supply relay
Conclusions "116", "117" of the computer connector and "mass"
"
"
Wire break between terminals "116" and "117" of the computer connector and terminal "5" plug supply relay
Conclusions "56", "61" of the computer connector and "mass"
"
"
Wire break between terminals "56" and "61" and terminal "7" plug supply relay
Conclusion "2" connector (gray) switch "idling, full load" and "mass"
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"
Broken wire between terminal "2" switch connector "idling, full load" and terminal "7" plug supply relay
Conclusion "4" of the computer connector and "mass"
"
U = 0
Faulty ECU
The output "1" connector relays electromagnetic clutch of air conditioning and the "mass"
"
U = U akk.bat.
Broken wire between the relay and switch devices and a starter. Blown fuse number 6 in the mounting block of the car interior and poor connections in the block
Conclusion "5" preheating relay connector and the "mass"
Turn the key switch devices and a starter in ?�ON?� position
Also
Faulty relays preheating
Power cord glow and "mass"
Also
"
Broken wire connecting the terminals "5" preheating relay and glow
Output "111" of the computer connector and "mass"
"
U = 0
Faulty ECU
Conclusion "6" switch connector and starter equipment and "mass"
Turn the key switch devices and starter switch ?�ST?�
U = U akk.bat.
Faulty equipment and starter switch
Conclusion "20" of the computer connector and "mass"
Also
Also
Broken wire between terminal "20" of the computer connector and terminal "6" of the switch connector and starter units. Blown fuse number 26 in the mounting block of the car interior and poor connections in the block
Conclusion "5" connector relays electromagnetic compressor clutch, and "mass"
Engine idling, air conditioning included
"
Faulty relays electromagnetic compressor clutch
Conclusion "15" of the computer connector and "mass"
Also
U = 0
Faulty ECU
Conclusion "2" connector relays electromagnetic compressor clutch, and "mass"
Engine idling, air conditioning is turned off
U = U akk.bat.
Faulty relays electromagnetic compressor clutch
Conclusion "15" of the computer connector and "mass"
Also
Also
Broken wire between relays electromagnetic compressor clutch and ECU. Faulty pressure switch coolant
Coolant temperature
Conclusions "19" and "50" of the computer connector
Resistance values at: 11,4-7,0 ohms at 10 ?� C; 2,9-2,2 kW at 20 ?� C; 1,0-0,68 ohms at 50 ?� C; 0,26-0,23 ohms at 90 ?� C; 0,15-0,14kOmpri110 ?� C
Faulty coolant temperature sensor. Wire break between terminals "1" sensor connector and "50" of the computer connector. Wire break between terminals "2" sensor connector and "19" of the computer connector
The fuel temperature sensor
Conclusions "10" and "50" of the computer connector
The resistance values at the temperature: 16,3-13,6 ohms at 20 ?� C; 2.5-2.3 ohms at 20 ?� C; 2,1-1,9 kW at 30 ?� C; 0.82 ohms at 50 ?� C; 0,62-0,54 ohms at 60 ?� C; 0,34-0,29 ohms at 80 ?� C
Faulty fuel temperature sensor. Wire break between terminals "8" sensor connector and "50" of the computer connector. Wire break between terminals "4" sensor connector and "10" of the computer connector
Speed sensor and crankshaft position
Conclusions "40", "44" and "47", "52" of the computer connector
R = 1,2-1,5 clod
Faulty speed sensor and crankshaft position. Broken wire between terminal "3" sensor connector and pin "40" and "44" of the computer connector. Broken wire between terminal "2" sensor connector and pin "47" and "52" of the computer connector
The output "1" sensor connector and "mass"
R <0,5 Ohm
Broken wire between terminal "1" terminal speed sensor and crankshaft position and the point of connection of the "masses"
The solenoid valve control fuel injection timing
The output of "1" and valve connector terminals "104" and "110" of the computer connector
R = 11 ohms
Defective solenoid valve timing of fuel injection. Broken wire between terminal "2" valve connector and pin "104" and "110" of the computer connector
Solenoid valves number 1 and number 2 of the iris
Conclusion "2" connector for each of the solenoid valve and, accordingly, the findings "103" and "109" of the computer connector
R - infinity
Faulty EGR solenoid valve system. Broken wire between terminal "2" and the valve output "103" or "109" of the computer connector
The solenoid valve of the air damper
Conclusion "2" solenoid valve connector and output "1" of the computer connector
Also
Defective solenoid valve the choke. Broken wire between terminal "2" and the valve output "1" of the computer connector
The nozzle needle lift sensor 1st-cylinder
Conclusions "1" sensor connector and "34" of the computer connector
"
Defective nozzle needle lift sensor 1st-cylinder. Wire break between terminals "2" sensor connector and "34" of the computer connector
The output "1" sensor connector and "mass"
R <0,5 Ohm
Broken wire between terminal "1" sensor connector and the connection point of the "masses". Faulty shielding wire
Adjusting the valve position sensor
Conclusions "63", "67" and "53", "57" computer connector; conclusions "62", "66" and "63", "67" of the computer connector
R <5,8 Ohm
Faulty encoder adjustment spool. Wire break between terminals "3", "2" and "7" sensor and ECU
The output "1" sensor connector and "mass"
R <0,5 Ohm
Broken wire between terminal "1" of the sensor and the point of connection of the "masses". Faulty shielding wire
Position Sensor pump drive shaft
Conclusions "41", "45" and "28", "33" of the computer connector
R <1,6 Ohm
Faulty encoder shaft drive pump. Broken wire between terminal "3" sensor connector and pin "41", "45" of the computer connector. Broken wire between terminal "3" sensor connector and pin "28", "33" of the computer connector
The output "1" sensor connector and "mass"
R <0,5 kW
Broken wire between terminal "1" sensor connector and the connection point of the "masses". Faulty shielding wire
The calibration resistor
Conclusions "46" and "50" of the computer connector
R = 0,2-1,5 clod
Faulty calibration resistor. Wire break between terminals "3" terminal resistor and "46" of the computer connector. Wire break between terminals "7" terminal resistor and "50" of the computer connector
Actuator Fuel
Conclusions "101", "107" and "102", "108" of the computer connector
R = 0.6 ohms
Faulty actuator fuel supply. Broken wire between terminal "4" connector and pin actuator "101", "107" computer connector. Broken wire between terminal "8" connector and pin actuator "102", "108" of the computer connector
The gauge of position of the accelerator pedal
Conclusions "48" and "51" of the computer connector
R = infinity
Faulty encoder accelerator pedal. Wire break between terminals "3" sensor connector and "48" of the computer connector. Wire break between terminals "1" sensor connector and "51" of the computer connector
Conclusions "48" and "23" of the computer connector
Pedal completely released: R = 4,0 kW; toe down: R = 0,5 kW
Faulty encoder accelerator pedal. Wire break between terminals "2" sensor connector and "23" of the computer connector. Wire break between terminals "3" sensor connector and "48" of the computer connector. Broken shield wires
Conclusions "23" and "51" of the computer connector
Pedal completely released: R = 0,5 kW; pedal fully depressed: R = 4,0 kW
Faulty encoder accelerator pedal. Wire break between terminals "2" sensor connector and "23" of the computer connector. Wire break between terminals "1" sensor connector and "51" of the computer connector. Broken shield wires
Switch "idling, full load"
Conclusion "2" switch connector and output "31" of the computer connector
Pedal completely released: R <0,5 kW; toe down: R = infinity
Faulty switch "idling-full load." Wire break between terminals "1" switch connector and "31" of the computer connector
Conclusion "2" switch connector and output "32" of the computer connector
Pedal completely released: R = oo; toe down: R <0,5 Ohm
Faulty switch "idling-full load." Broken wire between terminal "3" switch connector and terminal "32" of the computer connector
Switch pedal
Conclusion "3" switch connector and output "29" of the computer connector
Pedal completely released: R = oo; toe down: R <0,5 Ohm
Faulty switch pedal. Broken wire between terminal "1" switch connector and terminal "29" of the computer connector
The output "1" switch connector and the "mass"
R <0,5 Ohm
Broken wire between terminal "1" switch connector and the connection point of the "masses"
Solenoid valve stop diesel
Conclusions "113", "115" of the computer connector and the valve body
R = 18Om
Faulty stop solenoid valve diesel engine. Broken wire between terminal "1" and valve connector pin "113", "115" of the computer connector
The valve body and the "mass"
R <0,5 Ohm
No contact between the connection point of the "masses" of the solenoid valve and stop the diesel injection pump
Speed sensor
Conclusions "1" and "2" sensor connector
R = 250 ohms
Faulty vehicle speed sensor
Position sensor gear lever
Conclusion "22" of the computer connector and output "2" sensor connector
Arm in neutral position: R <0.5 Ohm; any transmission is enabled: R = infinity
Faulty sensor gear position. Broken wire between terminal "22" of the computer connector and terminal "1" sensor connector
Conclusion "2" sensor connector and "mass"
R <0,5 Ohm
Broken wire between terminal "2" sensor connector and the connection point of the "masses"
Connection points "masses" ECU
Conclusions "39", "43", "106", "112", "118" of the computer connector
R <0,5 Ohm
Wire break between terminals "39", "43", "106", "112", "118" of the computer connector and the connection points of "weight"

Table 3.21 Checking the supply chain, or the signal devices COURT
Check item system
Conclusions or the connection point of the device
Control values, the check result
Problem
Coolant temperature
Conclusions "19" and "50" of the computer connector
5B U =
Faulty ECU
The fuel temperature sensor
Conclusions "10" and "50" of the computer connector
Also
Also
The calibration resistor
Conclusions "46" and "50" of the computer connector
"
"
The gauge of position of the accelerator pedal
Conclusions "48" and "51" of the computer connector
"
"
Switch pedal
Conclusion "29" of the computer connector and "mass"
"
"
Position sensor gear lever
Conclusion "22" of the computer connector and "mass"
Arm in neutral position: U = 0; any transmission is enabled: U = 5
"
Speed sensor *
Conclusions "1" and "2" sensor connector
The voltage change from 0 to 5, depending on the vehicle speed
Faulty vehicle speed sensor
Speed sensor and crankshaft position
Conclusions "40", "44" and "47", "52" of the computer connector
The voltage change from 0 to 5, depending on the engine speed
Faulty speed sensor and crankshaft position
Solenoid valve stop diesel
Conclusions "113" and "115" of the computer connector and "mass"
U = 12
Faulty ECU
Sensor lift the injector needle
The output "1" sensor connector and output "34" of the computer connector
Changing the voltage from 0.1 to 0.7
Faulty sensor nozzle needle lift
Adjusting the valve position sensor **
Conclusions "63", "67" and "53", "57" of the computer connector
U = 2,6 In
Faulty ECU
Position Sensor pump drive shaft
Conclusions "41", "45" and "28", "33" of the computer connector
The voltage change from 0 to 2 depending on the rotational speed of the engine
Faulty encoder shaft drive pump
Actuator Fuel
Conclusions "101", "107" and "102", "108" of the computer connector
U = 12
Faulty ECU




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