Status displayed on SUZUKI scan tool | Detecting condition | Indicator / Warning light operation |
---|---|---|
CC0 | Short circuit to ground | Injection warning light (gravity 1 fault) light up |
CO 0 | Open circuit or short circuit to 12 V |
Check the connection and condition of the APP sensor connector.
Repair if necessary. |
Check the condition and connection of the ECM “E17” connector.
Repair if necessary. |
Check APP sensor referring to
APP Sensor Inspection:K9K
.
If the resistance is not, replace APP sensor. |
Check for 5 V on “E97-2” terminal of the APP sensor connector.
Check for earth on “E97-6” terminal of the APP sensor connector. Repair if necessary. |
Check the insulation and continuity of the following connection:
Between “E17-15” terminal of the ECM connector and “E97-2” terminal of the APP sensor connector. Repair if necessary. |
Disconnect ECM “E17” connector and the APP sensor connector.
Check the earth insulation of the connection on “E17-15” terminal of the ECM connector. Repair if necessary. |
If DTC P0651 is still detected, replace the ECM. |
Check the connection and condition of the APP sensor connector.
Repair if necessary. |
Check the condition and connection of the ECM “E17” connector.
Repair if necessary. |
Check APP sensor referring to
APP Sensor Inspection:K9K
.
Replace APP sensor if necessary. |
Check for 5 V on “E97-2” terminal of the APP sensor connector.
Check for earth on “E97-6” terminal of the APP sensor connector. Repair if necessary. |
Disconnect ECM “E17” connector and the APP sensor connector.
•
Check the insulation on ECM connector between “E17-15” and “E17-27” terminals.
Repair if necessary.
• Check the +12 V insulation of the connection on “E17-15” terminal of the ECM connector. |
Check the insulation and continuity of the following connection:
•
Between “E17-15” terminal of the ECM connector and “E97-2” terminal of the APP sensor connector.
Repair if necessary.
• Between “E17-27” terminal of the ECM connector and “E97-6” terminal of the APP sensor connector. |
If DTC P0651 is still detected, replace the ECM. |