Toyota Corolla Cross: Lack of Power

DESCRIPTION

Problem Symptom	Suspected Area	Trouble Area
Engine speed fluctuation due to abnormal combustion Idle speed too low or high Strong engine vibration due to above symptoms	Ignition malfunction Deviation in air fuel ratio (Excessive or insufficient intake air volume or fuel supply) Insufficient compression Changes in load from another system	Ignition system	Spark plug Ignition coil assembly
		Fuel system	Direct fuel injector assembly Port fuel injector assembly Fuel pump (for high pressure side) Fuel pump (for low pressure side) Fuel pump control circuit Fuel suction plate sub-assembly Fuel main valve assembly Fuel line Purge VSV system Fuel quality (existence of foreign matter, degradation)
		Intake and exhaust systems	EGR system Mass air flow meter sub-assembly Intake system (Air leaks or deposit accumulation) Throttle body with motor assembly Air fuel ratio sensor (sensor 1) Air fuel ratio sensor (sensor 2) Cam timing control motor with EDU assembly Cam timing oil control solenoid assembly Variable Valve Timing system (VVT-iE, VVT-i system)
		Other control systems	ECM Wire harness or connector Knock control sensor Engine coolant temperature sensor
		Engine	Water inlet with thermostat sub-assembly Engine assembly
		High load from another system	Air conditioning system Power steering system Electrical load signal system CVT system

SYMPTOM AND CAUSE OF SYSTEM MALFUNCTION

HINT:

The following are descriptions of the characteristics of each system malfunction. After understanding the link between the causes and symptoms, perform the inspection of each component. Even if the problem symptom does not recur, signs of the malfunction may be found in the Data List.

(a) Ignition system

Spark plug

Main cause of malfunction	Performance degradation (wear, existence of foreign matter, etc.)
Symptom	Engine speed fluctuation due to abnormal combustion
Data List	Misfire Count Cylinder #1 to #4
HINT: If the spark plug of the malfunctioning cylinder is abnormally wet with fuel, a leaking fuel injector assembly is suspected.

Ignition coil assembly

Main cause of malfunction	Internal malfunction
Problem symptom	Engine speed fluctuation due to abnormal combustion
Data List	Misfire Count Cylinder #1 to #4

(b) Fuel system

Fuel injector assembly

Main cause of malfunction	Blockage
Problem symptom	Engine speed fluctuation due to abnormal combustion Idle speed too low or high
Data List	Target Air-Fuel Ratio Short FT B1S1 Long FT B1S1 Total FT Bank 1 Fuel System Status Bank 1 A/F Learn Value Idle (Port) Bank 1 A/F Learn Value Low (Port) Bank 1 A/F Learn Value Mid No.1 (Port) Bank 1 A/F Learn Value Mid No.2 (Port) Bank 1 A/F Learn Value High (Port) Bank 1 A/F Learn Value Idle Bank 1 A/F Learn Value Low Bank 1 A/F Learn Value Mid No.1 Bank 1 A/F Learn Value Mid No.2 Bank 1 A/F Learn Value High Bank 1
HINT: If the engine malfunction disappears when the fuel injection volume is increased or decreased using the Control the Injection Volume, the respective cylinder may be malfunctioning.

Fuel system

HINT: If the air fuel ratio becomes lean only when the engine is running under a high load and at a high engine speed, clogging of the fuel pump or fuel filter is suspected.

Fuel quality

Main cause of malfunction	Fuel degradation due to age or water contamination Low fuel quality Addition of fuel additive
Problem symptom	Engine speed fluctuation due to abnormal combustion Idle speed too low or high Engine is difficult to start

(c) Intake and exhaust systems

EGR system

Main cause of malfunction	Improper operation, sticking
Problem symptom	Engine speed fluctuation due to abnormal combustion Idle speed too low or high Engine is difficult to start, lacks power or stalls
Data List	Target EGR Valve Position No.1 EGR Step Position Normal condition: Actual EGR valve position = Target EGR valve position +/-5% (Fully closed: 0%, Fully open: 100%) Perform the Active Test "Control the EGR Step Position" and check if the vehicle condition changes when the EGR valve position is changed When the ignition switch is turned ON (engine not started), the EGR valve is fully closed

Mass air flow meter sub-assembly

Main cause of malfunction	Performance degradation (existence of foreign matter, etc.)
Problem symptom	Lack of power
Data List	Mass Air Flow Sensor
HINT: If the value of the Data List item "Mass Air Flow Sensor" is abnormal, a malfunction of the mass air flow meter sub-assembly is suspected.

Throttle system

Main cause of malfunction	Inappropriate trim volume adjustment due to accumulation of deposits
Problem symptom	Engine speed fluctuation due to abnormal combustion Idle speed too low or high
Data List	Engine Stall Control F/B Flow ISC F/B Learn Torque ISC Total AUXS Torque ISC F/B Torque Sum of ISC F/B Torque (Recent) ISC AUXS Torque (Alternator) ISC AUXS Torque (Air Conditioner) Throttle Air Flow F/B Value

Air fuel ratio sensor (sensor 1), Air fuel ratio sensor (sensor 2)

Main cause of malfunction	Deviation in sensor characteristics
Problem symptom	Abnormal combustion due to deviation of actual air fuel ratio from calculated ratio
Data List	A/F (O2) Sensor Current B1S1 A/F (O2) Sensor Current B1S2 Fuel System Status Bank 1

(d) Engine

Engine assembly

Main cause of malfunction	Compression loss Accumulation of deposits (Combustion chamber, intake valve or intake manifold)
Problem symptom	Engine speed fluctuation due to abnormal combustion Idle speed too low or high Hesitation during acceleration or stalling
HINT: If deposits have accumulated in the combustion chamber or on an intake valve, the engine may stall when deposits are caught on an intake valve. When performing the Active Test "Check the Cylinder Compression", if the speed of one cylinder is higher than the others, the cylinder may have a compression loss. If deposits accumulate on the intake valves, the supply of fuel may be delayed due to adherence of the fuel to the deposits, causing a rough idle.

Data List Items Related to Lack of Power

HINT:

Depending on the vehicle model, the applicable Data List items may vary. Data List items other than the ones used in the diagnostic procedure are for reference only.

• Mass Air Flow Sensor
• Engine Stall Control F/B Flow
• ISC F/B Learn Torque
• ISC Total AUXS Torque
• ISC F/B Torque
• Sum of ISC F/B Torque (Recent)
• ISC AUXS Torque (Alternator)
• ISC AUXS Torque (Air Conditioner)
• Throttle Air Flow F/B Value
• Target Fuel Pressure (High)
• Target Fuel Pressure (Low) / Target Fuel Pressure 2
• Fuel Pressure (High)
• Fuel Pressure (Low) / Fuel Pressure 2
• High Pressure Fuel Pump Duty Ratio (D4)
• High Pressure Fuel Pump Discharge Rate
• Target Air-Fuel Ratio
• A/F (O2) Sensor Current B1S1
• A/F (O2) Sensor Current B1S2
• Short FT B1S1
• Long FT B1S2
• Total FT Bank 1
• Fuel System Status Bank 1
• A/F Learn Value Idle (Port) Bank 1
• A/F Learn Value Low (Port) Bank 1
• A/F Learn Value Mid No.1 (Port) Bank 1
• A/F Learn Value Mid No.2 (Port) Bank 1
• A/F Learn Value High (Port) Bank 1
• A/F Learn Value Idle Bank 1
• A/F Learn Value Low Bank 1
• A/F Learn Value Mid No.1 Bank 1
• A/F Learn Value Mid No.2 Bank 1
• A/F Learn Value High Bank 1
• Target EGR Valve Position No.1
• EGR Step Position
• Misfire Count Cylinder #1
• Misfire Count Cylinder #2
• Misfire Count Cylinder #3
• Misfire Count Cylinder #4

Vehicle Control History Freeze Frame Data Items Related to Lack of Power

HINT:

The frequency of the malfunction can be determined by confirming the number of times the symptom occurred.

• Engine Lack of Power Count

CAUTION / NOTICE / HINT

HINT:

• If any other DTCs are output, perform troubleshooting for those DTCs first.
• Make sure to reproduce the conditions present when the malfunction occurred.
• Using the GTS, read the Data List to confirm the engine operating conditions. This information can be useful when troubleshooting.
• The vehicle condition when the problem symptoms occurred can be determined using the Vehicle Control History.
• As the Vehicle Control History data may be overwritten whenever the trigger conditions are met, make sure to save the Vehicle Control History data before performing any inspections.
• If the problem symptoms do not recur, attempt to reproduce the symptoms and conditions when the malfunction occurred based on the result of the customer problem analysis and Vehicle Control History. Place the priority on confirming the symptoms.
• When performing inspections, jiggle the relevant wire harnesses and connectors in an attempt to reproduce malfunctions that do not always occur.
• The suspected cause of the problem symptoms can be determined using the codes, items, and Freeze Frame Data within the Vehicle Control History.
• When confirming the Freeze Frame Data, be sure to check all multi Freeze Frame Data.
• When confirming the Freeze Frame Data, if there are multiple items related to the cause of the malfunction, perform troubleshooting for all related items.
• If the malfunction is currently occurring, use the Data List to confirm the current vehicle condition. By using the Data List, more detailed vehicle information can be confirmed than by using the Vehicle Control History Freeze Frame Data by itself.
• As Vehicle Control History may be stored when performing an Active Test, learning, etc., make sure to clear the Vehicle Control History before returning the vehicle to the customer.
• If the engine is started immediately after reconnecting the auxiliary battery terminal, the engine may stall immediately after it starts due to the intercommunication process between each ECU. For this reason, when starting the engine after reconnecting the auxiliary battery terminal, first turn the ignition switch to ON and then wait several seconds for the communication process to complete before starting the engine.

PROCEDURE

1.	INTERVIEW THE CUSTOMER

(a) Interview the customer for details about the conditions when experiencing the lack of power.

HINT:

If a lack of power occurs when the engine is running under a high load and at a high engine speed, the fuel filter may be clogged.

NEXT

2.	CHECK DTC OUTPUT

(a) Perform a road test.

(b) Read the DTCs.

Powertrain > Engine > Trouble Codes

Result	Proceed to
DTCs are not output	A
DTC is output	B

B

GO TO DTC CHART

A

3.	READ VEHICLE CONTROL HISTORY FREEZE FRAME DATA AND PERFORM SYMPTOM CONFIRMATION

(a) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Utility

Tester Display
Vehicle Control History (RoB)

HINT:

It is also possible to display vehicle control history during the Health Check, if "Store All Data" is selected.

(b) Confirm if any data relating to the problem symptoms exists in the Vehicle Control History.

HINT:

• The vehicle condition when the problem symptoms occurred can be determined by confirming the Vehicle Control History Freeze Frame Data.
• As the Vehicle Control History data may be overwritten whenever the trigger conditions are met, make sure to save the Vehicle Control History data before performing any inspections.
• Using information from the customer about when the problem symptom occurred, find the Freeze Frame Data with the appropriate Key Cycle, Total Distance Traveled, etc., to find vehicle history that may be related to the problem symptoms.

(c) Check if the problem symptoms stated by the customer are currently occurring.

HINT:

By using snapshot to store the Data List, the Data List items can be compared to the Vehicle Control History.

(d) Read the Vehicle Control History Freeze Frame Data.

Vehicle Control History	Vehicle Control History Freeze Frame Data	Suspected Area	Proceed to
Lack of Power is stored (Vehicle Control History Code: X0844)	Knock Correct Learn Value is less than 5 deg(CA)	Fuel quality is bad due to fuel aging degradation, water intrusion or fuel additive.	A
Engine Lack of Power (Bad Fuel Condition) is stored (Vehicle Control History Code: X0845)	-
The malfunction is currently occurring and there is no Vehicle Control History related to the problem symptoms stated by the customer.			B
The malfunction is not currently occurring and there is no Vehicle Control History related to the problem symptoms stated by the customer.			C

A

CONFIRM FUEL HINT: Interview the customer to check if the malfunction is caused by the quality of the fuel being used. If the result of the customer problem analysis is that improper fuel was not used or the type of fuel used is unknown, suggest that the customer refuel the vehicle with a different brand of fuel and then check if the malfunction symptoms disappear.

C

CHECK FOR INTERMITTENT PROBLEMS

B

4.	READ VALUE USING GTS (ISC F/B LEARN TORQUE)

(a) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Data List

Tester Display
ISC F/B Learn Torque

(b) Read the value displayed on the GTS.

Result	Proceed to
Less than 15 Nm	A
Other than above	B

B

GO TO STEP 23

A

5.	READ VALUE USING GTS (KNOCK CORRECT LEARN VALUE)

(a) Start the engine and warm it up until the engine coolant temperature reaches 75°C (167°F) or higher.

(b) Idle the engine.

(c) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Data List

Tester Display
Coolant Temperature
Knock Correct Learn Value

(d) Read the value.

Knock Correct Learn Value	Proceed to
5 deg(CA) or higher	A
Less than 5 deg(CA)	B

HINT:

• If the value shown in the Data List is below 5 deg(CA), interview the customer to check if the malfunction is caused by the quality of the fuel being used.
• If the result of the customer problem analysis is that improper fuel was not used or the type of fuel used is unknown, suggest that the customer refuel the vehicle with a different brand of fuel and then check if the malfunction symptoms disappear.

B

CONFIRM FUEL

A

6.	READ VALUE USING GTS (SHORT FT B1S1 AND LONG FT B1S1)

(a) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Data List

Tester Display
Short FT B1S1
Long FT B1S1

(b) Read the value displayed on the GTS.

Data List	Result	Proceed to
Short FT B1S1 + Long FT B1S1	-20% or higher, or less than 20%	A
	Other than above	B

HINT:

• "Total FT Bank 1" is used to detect an abnormal air fuel ratio. As the value of "Total FT Bank 1" is corrected by the ECM before it is displayed in the Data List, the displayed value may not be equal to the sum of the measured "Short FT B1S1" and "Long FT B1S1".
• An abnormally lean or rich tendency can be checked by reading the following Data List items: A/F Learn Value Idle (Port) Bank 1, A/F Learn Value Low (Port) Bank 1, A/F Learn Value Mid No.1 (Port) Bank 1, A/F Learn Value Mid No.2 (Port) Bank 1, A/F Learn Value High (Port) Bank 1, A/F Learn Value Idle Bank 1, A/F Learn Value Low Bank 1, A/F Learn Value Mid No.1 Bank 1, A/F Learn Value Mid No.2 Bank 1 and A/F Learn Value High Bank 1.
• The following may cause a lean air fuel ratio (an operating range in which the air fuel ratio learned value correction is +20% or more):
  1. Decrease in fuel injector assembly injection volume
  2. Decrease in mass air flow meter sub-assembly output (due to existence of foreign matter)
  3. Air leaks in intake system after mass air flow meter sub-assembly
  4. Decrease in fuel pressure (at fuel filter, fuel pump, fuel main valve assembly or fuel suction plate sub-assembly)
• On vehicles which the learning value for each operating range can be checked, if the value of "A/F Learn Value High (Port) Bank 1" or "A/F Learn Value High Bank 1" only is corrected to the positive side, a malfunction in the fuel system (clogging of the fuel pump or fuel filter) is suspected.
• On vehicles which the learning value for each operating range can be checked, if the value of "A/F Learn Value Idle (Port) Bank 1", "A/F Learn Value Low (Port) Bank 1", "A/F Learn Value Idle Bank 1" or "A/F Learn Value Low Bank 1" only is corrected to the positive side, an air leak after the mass air flow meter sub-assembly is suspected.
• If the air fuel ratio becomes lean only when the engine is running under a high load and at a high engine speed, clogging of the fuel filter is suspected.
• The following may cause a rich air fuel ratio (an operating range in which the air fuel ratio learned value correction is -20% or less):
  1. Increase in the fuel injector assembly injection volume
  2. Purge VSV system

B

GO TO STEP 15

A

7.	PERFORM ACTIVE TEST USING GTS (D-4S (FUEL CUT))

(a) Start the engine.

HINT:

Reproduce the vehicle conditions when the malfunction occurred. (such as after the engine is warmed up or after a cold start).

(b) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Active Test

Active Test Display
D-4S (Fuel Cut)

Data List Display
Engine Speed

(c) According to the display on the GTS, perform the Active Test and check for a malfunctioning cylinder.

HINT:

• Perform fuel-cut of port injection and direct injection for each cylinder and check the change in the engine speed.
• If the engine speed of a cylinder does not change while performing the Active Test, it can be determined that the cylinder is malfunctioning.
• If the engine speed of all cylinders change while performing the Active Test, it can be determined that multiple cylinders are malfunctioning.
• A cylinder for which the Data List item "Misfire Count Cylinder #1 to #4" increases may be malfunctioning.

Result	Proceed to
One cylinder is malfunctioning	A
Multiple or all cylinders are malfunctioning, or the malfunctioning cylinder cannot be determined.	B

B

GO TO STEP 14

A

8.	PERFORM ACTIVE TEST USING GTS (CHECK THE CYLINDER COMPRESSION)

HINT:

If the vehicle does not support the Active Test "Check the Cylinder Compression", measure the compression pressure. If the compression pressure is normal, go to step 9 (PERFORM ACTIVE TEST USING GTS (D-4S (INJECTION VOLUME))).

(a) Warm up the engine.

(b) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Active Test

Active Test Display
Check the Cylinder Compression

Data List Display
Engine Speed Cylinder #1
Engine Speed Cylinder #2
Engine Speed Cylinder #3
Engine Speed Cylinder #4
Average Engine Speed of All Cylinder

HINT:

To display the entire Data List, press the pull down menu button next to Primary. Then select Compression.

(c) Push the snapshot button to turn the snapshot function on.

HINT:

Using the snapshot function, data can be recorded during the Active Test.

(d) While the engine is not running, press the Active button to change Check the Cylinder Compression to "Start".

HINT:

After performing the above procedure, Check the Cylinder Compression will start. Fuel injection for all cylinders is prohibited and each cylinder engine speed measurement enters standby mode.

(e) Crank the engine for about 10 seconds.

(f) Monitor the engine speed (Engine Speed Cylinder #1 to #4 and Average Engine Speed of All Cylinder) displayed on the GTS.

NOTICE:

• Do not crank the engine continuously for 20 seconds or more.
• If it is necessary to crank the engine again after Check the Cylinder Compression has been changed to "Start" and the engine has been cranked once, press Exit to return to the Active Test menu screen. Then change Check the Cylinder Compression to "Start" and crank the engine.
• Make sure the auxiliary battery is fully charged before performing this Active Test.

HINT:

• At first, the GTS will display extremely high cylinder engine speed values. After approximately 10 seconds of engine cranking, the engine speed measurement of each cylinder will change to the actual engine speed.
• If the cylinder engine speed values (Engine Speed Cylinder #1 to #4) displayed in the Data List do not change from an extremely high value, return to the Active Test menu screen, change "Check the Cylinder Compression" to "Start" and crank the engine again within 1 second.

(g) Stop cranking the engine, and then change "Check the Cylinder Compression" to "Stop" after the engine stops.

NOTICE:

• If the Active Test is changed to "Stop" while the engine is being cranked, the engine will start.
• When performing the Active Test, Vehicle Control History code X0810 (Engine Difficult to Start (Engine Starting Time Long)) may be stored.
• After performing the Active Test, make sure to check and clear DTCs.

(h) Push the snapshot button to turn the snapshot function off.

(i) Select "Stored Data" on the GTS screen, select the recorded data and display the data as a graph.

HINT:

If the data is not displayed as a graph, the change of the values cannot be observed.

(j) Read the value.

HINT:

• If the value of Data List item "Engine Speed Cylinder" of a cylinder is higher than other cylinders, the cylinder may be malfunctioning.
• If the value of Data List item "Engine Speed Cylinder" is high for only one cylinder, compression loss is suspected.

Result	Proceed to
There is no variation in "Engine Speed Cylinder" (All cylinders display approximately the same value for "Engine Speed Cylinder")	A
There is variation in "Engine Speed Cylinder" (Only one cylinder displays a value for "Engine Speed Cylinder" that differs considerably)	B

B

GO TO STEP 13

A

9.	PERFORM ACTIVE TEST USING GTS (D-4S (INJECTION VOLUME))

(a) Start the engine and warm it up until the engine coolant temperature 75°C (167°F) or higher with all the accessories switched off.

(b) Idle the engine.

(c) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Active Test

Active Test Display
D-4S (Injection Volume)

Data List Display
Coolant Temperature

(d) According to the display on the GTS, perform the Active Test and check the vehicle conditions when increasing and decreasing the fuel injection volume of port injection and direct injection.

HINT:

• Increase and decrease the fuel injection volume of the port injection and direct injection simultaneously and check the vehicle condition.
• Change the fuel injection volume between the minimum and maximum range of correction (e.g. -12.5% to 24.8%).

Result	Proceed to
Malfunction is still present even if the fuel injection volume is changed	A
Malfunction disappears when the fuel injection volume is changed	B

B

GO TO STEP 12

A

10.	CHECK IGNITION SYSTEM

(a) Check the ignition system.

HINT:

• Interchange the ignition coil assembly and spark plug of the malfunctioning cylinder with those of a known good cylinder and check if the malfunctioning cylinder returns to normal.
• If the spark plug of the malfunctioning cylinder is abnormally wet with fuel even after the ignition coil assembly and spark plug are replaced, a leaking fuel injector assembly is suspected.

Result	Proceed to
The malfunctioning cylinder does not return to normal	A
The malfunctioning cylinder returned to normal	B

B

GO TO STEP 28

A

11.	INSPECT OTHER RELATED COMPONENTS

(a) Check the power source circuit, wire harness and connectors.

NEXT

GO TO STEP 28

12.	REPLACE FUEL INJECTOR ASSEMBLY

(a) Replace the abnormal fuel injector assembly.

HINT:

• If the air fuel ratio learned value is corrected to the positive side for all operating ranges due to low fuel injector assembly injection volume, replace the fuel injector assemblies of all cylinders.
• Perform "Inspection After Repair" after replacing the fuel injector assembly.

  Click here

NEXT

GO TO STEP 30

13.	CHECK CYLINDER COMPRESSION PRESSURE

(a) Measure the cylinder compression pressure. If the compression pressure of a cylinder is low, inspect the engine assembly and repair or replace parts as necessary.

Click here

NEXT

GO TO STEP 28

14.	PERFORM ACTIVE TEST USING GTS (CONTROL THE EGR STEP POSITION)

(a) Start the engine and warm it up until the engine coolant temperature reaches 75°C (167°F) or higher.

HINT:

The A/C switch and all accessory switches should be off.

(b) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Active Test

Active Test Display
Control the EGR Step Position

Data List Display
Engine Speed
Coolant Temperature

(c) Perform the Active Test and check the vehicle condition when operating the EGR valve assembly.

NOTICE:

• Do not leave the EGR valve open for 10 seconds or more during the Active Test.
• Be sure to return the EGR valve to step 0 when the Active Test is completed.
• Do not open the EGR valve 30 steps or more during the Active Test.

HINT:

Operate the EGR valve between step 0 and 30 when performing this step.

Result	Proceed to
Vehicle condition changes during the Active Test (Malfunction occurs when the EGR valve is open and disappears when the EGR valve is closed)	A
Vehicle condition does not change during the Active Test (Malfunction occurs whether the EGR valve is open or closed)	B

HINT:

During Active Test, if the idling condition does not change in response to EGR step position, then there is probably a malfunction in the EGR valve.

B

GO TO STEP 29

A

15.	READ VALUE USING GTS (MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR)

(a) Start the engine and warm it up until the engine coolant temperature 75°C (167°F) or higher with all the accessories switched off.

(b) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Data List

Tester Display
Engine Speed
Mass Air Flow Sensor
Coolant Temperature

(c) According to the display on the GTS, read the Data List when the engine is running.

Result	Proceed to
Idling (engine warmed up): 1.5 to 3.3 gm/sec Engine speed 3000 rpm (without load): 8.0 to 13.0 gm/sec	A
Other than above	B

B

GO TO STEP 27

A

16.	PERFORM ACTIVE TEST USING GTS (D-4S (INJECTION VOLUME))

(a) Start the engine and warm it up until the engine coolant temperature 75°C (167°F) or higher with all the accessories switched off.

(b) Warm up the air fuel ratio sensors at an engine speed of 2500 rpm for 90 seconds.

(c) Idle the engine.

(d) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Active Test

Active Test Display
D-4S (Injection Volume)

Data List Display
Coolant Temperature
A/F (O2) Sensor Current B1S1
A/F (O2) Sensor Current B1S2

(e) According to the display on the GTS, perform the Active Test and check the vehicle conditions when increasing and decreasing the fuel injection volume of port injection and direct injection.

NOTICE:

• The air fuel ratio sensor (sensor 1) has an output delay of a few seconds and the air fuel ratio sensor (sensor 2) has a maximum output delay of approximately 20 seconds.
• Read the output current immediately after warming up the air fuel ratio sensors to avoid an inaccurate reading due to a sensor cooling.

HINT:

• Increase and decrease the fuel injection volume of the port injection and direct injection simultaneously and check the vehicle condition.
• Change the fuel injection volume between -12 to 12%.

Standard:

GTS Display (Sensor)	Injection Volume	Current
A/F (O2) Sensor Current B1S1 (Air fuel ratio (sensor 1))	12%	Below -0.075 mA
	-12%	More than 0.037 mA
A/F (O2) Sensor Current B1S2 (Air fuel ratio (sensor 2))	12%	Below -0.86 mA
	-12%	More than 0.33 mA

Result	Proceed to
Output current values are abnormal	A
Malfunction disappears when fuel injection volume is increased	B
Malfunction is still present when fuel injection volume is increased, even if output current values are normal	C

B

GO TO STEP 18

C

GO TO STEP 19

A

17.	REPLACE AIR FUEL RATIO SENSORS

(a) Replace the air fuel ratio sensor (sensor 1).

Click here

HINT:

Perform "Inspection After Repair" after replacing the air fuel ratio sensor (sensor 1).

Click here

(b) Replace the air fuel ratio sensor (sensor 2).

Click here

HINT:

Perform "Inspection After Repair" after replacing the air fuel ratio sensor (sensor 2).

Click here

NEXT

GO TO STEP 30

18.	REPLACE FUEL INJECTOR ASSEMBLY

(a) Replace the fuel injector assemblies of all cylinders.

HINT:

Perform "Inspection After Repair" after replacing the fuel injector assembly.

Click here

NEXT

GO TO STEP 30

19.	PERFORM ACTIVE TEST USING GTS (ACTIVATE THE CIRCUIT RELAY (BRUSHLESS))

(a) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Active Test

Tester Display
Activate the Circuit Relay (Brushless)

(b) When performing the Active Test, check for an operating sound from the fuel pump (for low pressure side).

OK:

Activate the Circuit Relay (Brushless)	Specified Condition
ON	Operating sound heard
OFF	Operating sound not heard

NG

GO TO STEP 26

OK

20.	INSPECT FUEL PUMP (FOR LOW PRESSURE SIDE)

(a) Attach a fuel pressure gauge and check the fuel pressure when cranking the engine and after stopping the engine.

Click here

Standard:

Vehicle State	Specified Condition
Cranking engine	300 to 530 kPa (3.1 to 5.4 kgf/cm2, 44 to 77 psi)
5 minutes after stopping engine	98 kPa (1.0 kgf/cm2, 14 psi) or higher

HINT:

• If there is foreign matter such as iron particles on the fuel pump (for low pressure side), remove it.
• Make sure that there are no leaks from the fuel lines, signs of fuel leakage or fuel odors.
• If the air fuel ratio becomes lean only when the engine is running under a high load and at a high engine speed, clogging of the fuel filter is suspected.

NG

GO TO STEP 25

OK

21.	READ VALUE USING GTS (FUEL PRESSURE (HIGH))

(a) Start the engine and warm it up until the engine coolant temperature is 75°C (167°F) or higher with all the accessories switched off.

(b) Enter the following menus.

Powertrain > Engine > Data List

Tester Display
Engine Speed
Coolant Temperature
Fuel Pressure (High)
Injection Mode

(c) According to the display on the GTS, read the Data List.

Standard:

GTS Display	Condition	Specified Condition
Fuel Pressure (High)	Shift position: P A/C: Off Engine warmed up Engine Speed: 3000 rpm Injection Mode: Direct	2400 to 20000 kPag

NG

GO TO STEP 28

OK

22.	INSPECT OTHER RELATED COMPONENTS

(a) Inspect other related components.

HINT:

If the malfunctioning part could not be determined by performing the preceding inspections, one of the following malfunctions is suspected.

• Deposits in the intake manifold or on an intake valve
• Delay in fuel supply due to adherence of the fuel to the deposits

NEXT

GO TO STEP 28

23.	REMOVE FOREIGN OBJECT (CLEAN THROTTLE BODY WITH MOTOR ASSEMBLY)

(a) Clean off any deposits from the inside of the throttle body with motor assembly.

(b) Push open the throttle valve and wipe off any carbon from the valve and bore using a piece of cloth soaked in non-residue solvent.

*1	Throttle Body with Motor Assembly	*2	Bore
*3	Valve	-	-
*a	Reference	*b	Throttle Body with Motor Assembly Cross-section Diagram
*c	When valve fully opened	*d	Do not directly apply cleaner
*e	Deposits	-	-

NOTICE:

• Make sure that the cloth or your fingers do not get caught in the valve.
• Make sure that foreign matter does not enter the throttle valve.
• Do not directly apply non-residue solvent to the throttle body with motor assembly or wash the throttle body with motor assembly. Cleaning solvent may leak into the motor from the shaft and cause problems such as rust or valve movement problems.
• If there is coating material on the edge of the valve, be careful not to remove it.

HINT:

The illustrations are for reference only. Actual parts may differ.

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24.	PERFORM CONFIRMATION DRIVING PATTERN

(a) Perform "Inspection After Repair" after cleaning the throttle body with motor assembly.

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(b) Start the engine and warm it up until the engine coolant temperature reaches 75°C (167°F) or higher.

(c) Allow the engine to idle for 3 minutes or more and confirm that the engine speed is within the specified range.

HINT:

If the engine is operated without performing learning value reset and idle learning after cleaning the deposits from the throttle body with motor assembly, the idle speed may increase.

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25.	INSPECT RELATED PARTS

(a) Inspect the following fuel pump (for low pressure side) related parts:

• Fuel suction plate sub-assembly
• Fuel main valve assembly
• Fuel lines and connecting parts
• Fuel filter

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26.	REPLACE FUEL PUMP (FOR LOW PRESSURE SIDE)

(a) Replace the fuel pump (for low pressure side).

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HINT:

Perform "Inspection After Repair" after replacing the fuel pump (for low pressure side).

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27.	CHECK INTAKE SYSTEM

(a) Check for air leaks or blockage in the intake system components. If a connection problem or foreign matter is found, repair the connection or remove the foreign matter.

HINT:

• If there is foreign matter in the intake system components, remove it before proceeding to the next step.
• If there is no foreign matter in the intake system components, check for foreign matter in the mass air flow meter sub-assembly. If there is foreign matter in the mass air flow meter sub-assembly, remove it.

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28.	REPAIR OR REPLACE MALFUNCTIONING PARTS

(a) Repair or replace the malfunctioning part.

(b) Perform "Inspection After Repair" after repairing or replacing the malfunctioning part.

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29.	REPLACE EGR VALVE ASSEMBLY

(a) Replace the EGR valve assembly.

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HINT:

Perform "Inspection After Repair" after replacing the EGR valve assembly.

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30.	CONDUCT CONFIRMATION TEST

(a) Check that the engine has returned to normal.

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