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Contents
10 Engine Assembly ...................................................... 1 6.1 Removal and Installation of Engine Mounting
1 System Overview ........................................................ 1 Cushion ........................................................................ 90
2 Check and Diagnosis .................................................. 2 6. Removal and Installation of Transmission Mounting
2.1 Engine Service Precautions ..................................... 2 Cushion ........................................................................ 92
2.2 Common Fault Checking and Eliminating .............. 4 6.3 Removal and Installation of the Rear Mounting
2.2.1 Engine Starts Abnormally ..................................... 4 Cushion ........................................................................ 96
2.2.2 Engine Idle Speed Abnormal ................................ 5 7 Belt ............................................................................ 97
2.2.3 Poor Engine Acceleration and Power Reduction .. 6 7.1 Overview on Accessory Transmission ................... 97
2.3 Regular Tests ........................................................... 8 7.2 Removal and Installation of the Belt ...................... 98
2.3.1 Oil Pressure Switch............................................... 8 7.3 Check the Belt Tension .......................................... 99
2.3.2 Cylinder Pressure Test ........................................ 11 11 Cylinder Head and Timing Device ........................ 100
2.3.3 Fuel Pressure Test ............................................... 12 1 Overview ................................................................. 100
3 Technical Parameters ................................................ 14 2 Check and Diagnosis ............................................... 101
4 Powertrain Units ....................................................... 16 2.1 Common Fault Checking and Eliminating ........... 101
4.1 Removal and Installation of Powertrain Assembly 2.1.1 Abnormal Noise of Valve Mechanism............... 101
Components ................................................................. 16 2.1.2 Timing Mechanism: Noise ................................ 101
4.2 Removal and Installation of Engine Assembly ...... 35 3 Technical Parameters............................................... 103
4.3 Engine Assembly: Disassembly ............................. 43 4 Cylinder Head Cover............................................... 104
5. Engine Structure ...................................................... 58 4.1 Overview on Cylinder Head Cover ...................... 104
5.1 Cylinder Head Component .................................... 58 4.2 Removal and Installation of Cylinder Head Cover
5.1.1 Overview on Cylinder Head Assembly .............. 58 .................................................................................... 104
5.1.2 Disassembly of the Cylinder Head Component .. 59 5 Removal and Installation of Intake and Exhaust
5.1.3 Cylinder Head Cleaning ..................................... 63 Camshafts ................................................................... 108
5.1.4 Cylinder Head Check.......................................... 64 6. Removal and Installation of the Cylinder Head ..... 111
5.1.5 Check on Cylinder Head Bolt ............................. 65 7. Timing Device ........................................................ 112
5.2 Valve Mechanism................................................... 66 7.1 Overview on Timing Device ................................ 112
5.2.1 Valve Cleaning .................................................... 66 7.2 Removal and Installation of Timing Chain Housing
5.2.3 Check Valve Clearance ....................................... 67 .................................................................................... 114
5.2.4 Check on Valve Seat ........................................... 69 7.3 Removal and Installation of Timing Chain .......... 117
5.2.5 Check on Valve Duct .......................................... 69 7.4 Removal and Installation of Exhaust Camshaft
5.2.6 Check on Valve Spring ....................................... 70 Timing Sprocket ......................................................... 123
5.2.7 Check the Valve Tappet ...................................... 70 7.5 Removal and Installation of V.V.T Sprocket ........ 125
5.2.8 Check on Valve Tightness ................................... 71 8 Chain Tensioner ...................................................... 127
5.3 Check Camshaft Dimensions ................................. 73 8.1 Removal and Installation of Chain Tensioner ...... 127
5.4 Cylinder Block Component ................................... 74 12 Crankshaft, Link Mechanism ................................ 128
5.4.1 Overview on Cylinder Block Component........... 74 1 Overview ................................................................. 128
5.4.2 Cylinder Block Component: Disassembly .......... 75 2 Check and Diagnosis ............................................... 129
5.4.3 Check on Cylinder Block.................................... 78 2.1 Common Fault Checking and Eliminating ........... 129
5.4.4 Cylinder-boring................................................... 79 2.1.1 Crankshaft and Link Mechanism Noise ............ 129
5.4.5 Check Oil Clearance of the Crankshaft Bearing . 80 2.1.2 Cylinder Pressure Too Low ............................... 130
5.4.6 Check Thrust Bearing of the Crankshaft ............ 81 3 Technical Parameters............................................... 132
5.4.7 Check on Crankshaft Pin Oil Film ...................... 81 4 Removal and Installation of Cylinder Block ........... 133
5.4.8 Crankshaft Bearing ............................................. 82 5 Removal and Installation of Piston and Connecting
8.1 Assembly of Crankshaft Upper Bearing ................ 82 Rod Components ........................................................ 137
8.2 Assembly of Crankshaft Lower Bearing ................ 84 6 Removal and Installation of Crankshaft .................. 140
5.5 Piston and Connecting Rod Components .............. 85 13 Air Intake/Exhaust System .................................... 143
5.5.1 Overview on Piston and Connecting Rod 1 Overview ................................................................. 143
Components ................................................................. 85 2 Check and Diagnosis ............................................... 144
5.5.2 Disassembly of Piston Connecting Rod 2.1 Common Fault Checking and Eliminating ........... 144
Components ................................................................. 86 2.1.1 Air Intake Backfire ............................................ 144
5.5.3 Check on Piston Ring ......................................... 88 2.1.2 Exhaust Noise ................................................... 144
5.5.4 Check on Side Clearance at Connecting Rod's 3 Technical Parameters............................................... 146
Bigger End ................................................................... 89 4 Air Intake System .................................................... 147
5.5.5 Check on Connecting Rod Bolt .......................... 89 4.1 Removal and Installation of the Air Filter Assembly
6. Powertrain Mounting Components .......................... 90 .................................................................................... 147
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4.2 Air Intake Manifold ............................................. 148 20 Electronic Control System .................................... 199
4.2.1 Removal and Installation of Intake Manifold ... 148 1 Overview ................................................................. 199
4.2.2 Detection of the Intake Manifold ...................... 150 1.1 System Overview ................................................. 199
5 Air Intake/Exhaust System ..................................... 152 1.2 Electronic Control System I/O Signals ................ 201
5.1 Intake/Exhaust Manifold ..................................... 152 1.3 Introduction to System Functions ........................ 202
5.1.1 Removal and Installation of Exhaust Manifold 152 1.3.1 Starter Control ................................................... 202
5.1.2 Check on Exhaust Manifold ............................. 154 1.3.2 Engine Warming-up and Heating Control of
5.2 Exhaust Pipe ........................................................ 155 Three-way Catalytic Converter .................................. 202
5.2.1 Removal and Installation of Catalytic Converter 1.3.3 Acceleration/deceleration and Fuel Stoppage
Assembly ................................................................... 155 Control for Reverse Towing ....................................... 202
5.2.2 Removal and installation of the auxiliary silencer 1.3.4 Idle Speed Control............................................. 203
................................................................................... 158 1.3.5 λ Closed-loop Control ....................................... 203
5.2.3 Removal and Installation of the Main Silencer 1.3.6 Evaporation Emission Control .......................... 203
Assembly ................................................................... 159 13.7 Knock Control .................................................... 203
5.3 Check and Adjustment of Exhaust System .......... 160 1.3.8 V.V.T Control .................................................... 203
14 Lubrication System ............................................... 161 2 DTC Diagnostic Trouble Code................................ 205
1 Overview ................................................................ 161 2.1 List of Engine DTC Faults ................................... 205
2 Check and Diagnosis .............................................. 162 2.2 P010528 Intake air pressure sensor signal not
2.1 Common Fault Checking and Eliminating .......... 162 fluctuating (freezing) P010600 Signal of intake air
2.1.1 Low Oil Pressure .............................................. 162 pressure sensor unreasonable P010711 Intake air
2.1.2 Exceptional Engine Oil Consumption .............. 163 pressure sensor signal circuit undervoltage P010812
3 Technical Parameters .............................................. 164 Intake air pressure sensor signal circuit overvoltage
4 Removal and Installation of Oil Filter Seat ............ 165 P210612 Power drive level fault of electronic throttle
5.3 Oil Pressure Switch.............................................. 166 (short) P210619 Power drive level fault of electronic
5.1 Removal and Installation of the Oil Pressure Switch throttle (overheat or overcurrent) P210692 Power drive
................................................................................... 166 level fault of electronic throttle (SPI bus or signal)
5.2 Check on Engine Oil Pressure Switch ................. 168 P210613 Power drive level fault of electronic throttle
6 Removal and Installation of Oil Pump ................... 169 (open) P210629 Load monitoring fault ...................... 211
7 Removal and Installation of Oil Pan ....................... 170 2.3 P011216 Signal circuit of intake air temperature
8 Removal and Installation of Oil Strainer ................ 172 sensor undervoltage P011317 Signal circuit of intake
9 Removal and Installation of the Oil Level Gauge air temperature sensor overvoltage P011629 Signal of
Conduit Assembly...................................................... 173 intake air temperature sensor unreasonable ............... 216
10 Removal and Installation of Crankshaft Front Oil 2.4 P011716 Engine coolant temperature sensor circuit
Seal ............................................................................ 174 undervoltage P011817 Engine coolant temperature
11 Removal and Installation of Crankshaft Rear Oil Seal sensor circuit overvoltage .......................................... 220
Cover ......................................................................... 176 2.5 P032716 Knock sensor signal circuit voltage is too
15 Cooling System..................................................... 180 low.............................................................................. 223
1 Overview ................................................................ 180 2.6 P034100 Phase sensor signal is implausible ........ 226
2 Check and Diagnosis .............................................. 181 2.7 P048014 Control circuit fault of cooling fan relay
2.1 Common Fault Checking and Eliminating .......... 181 (low speed) P048114 Control circuit fault of cooling fan
2.1.1 Engine Water Temperature Is High ................... 181 relay (high speed) P069212 Control circuit of cooling
2.1.2 Engine Water Temperature Is Low ................... 181 fan relay short to power supply (low speed) P069311
3 Technical Parameters .............................................. 183 Control circuit of cooling fan relay short to ground (high
4 Cooling System Piping Diagram ............................ 184 speed) P069412 Control circuit of cooling fan relay
5 Thermostat .............................................................. 185 short to power supply (high speed) ............................ 230
5.1 How it works ....................................................... 185 2.8 P032200 Vehicle speed sensor signal fault........... 234
5.2 Removal and Installation of Thermostat .............. 186 2.9 P070400 Fault of clutch pedal switch voltage...... 237
5.3 Check on Thermostat ........................................... 187 2.10 P000A26 Operating fault of intake VVT (delay)
6 Radiator .................................................................. 189 P000A29 Operating fault of intake VVT (jamming)
6.1 Removal and Installation of the Radiator ............ 189 P001013 Fault of VVT intake control valve circuit
6.2 Cleaning and Checking Radiator ......................... 191 P001200 Intake VVT not at the default position at start
7 Removal and Installation of Auxiliary Radiator ..... 192 P208811 VVT intake control valve circuit undervoltage
8 Water Pump ............................................................ 194 P208912 VVT intake control valve circuit overvoltage
8.1 Removal and Installation of Water Pump ............ 194 P210612 Power drive level fault of electronic throttle
8.2 Check the Water Pump ........................................ 196 (short) ......................................................................... 240
9 Removal and Installation of Electronic Fan Assembly 2.11 P001621 Deviation of relative position between
................................................................................... 197 crankshaft and intake camshaft lower than the minimum
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limit P001622 Deviation of relative position between position self-learning fault P156400 System voltage
crankshaft and intake camshaft higher than the hardly meets self-learning conditions of electronic
maximum limit P001629 Signal of relative position throttle P156500 Initialization self-learning fault of
deviation between crankshaft and intake camshaft electronic throttle lower limit position P156800
unreasonable .............................................................. 244 Excessive return resistance of electronic throttle
2.12 P066013 Variable intake manifold solenoid valve P157900 Electronic throttle self-learning conditions
circuit open P066111 Variable intake manifold solenoid unsatisfied P133600 Torque limit function of electronic
valve circuit short to ground P066212 Variable intake throttle security monitoring ........................................ 253
manifold solenoid valve circuit short to power supply 2.15 P212216 Electronic accelerator pedal position
................................................................................... 246 sensor 1 signal undervoltage P212317 Electronic
2.13 P05711C Brake signal unreasonable P057129 accelerator pedal position sensor 1 signal overvoltage
Brake signal unreasonable ......................................... 248 P212716 Electronic accelerator pedal position sensor 2
2.14 P012129 Electronic throttle position sensor 1 signal signal undervoltage P212817 Electronic accelerator
unreasonable PP012216 Electronic throttle position pedal position sensor 2 signal overvoltage P213800
sensor 1 signal circuit undervoltage P012317 Electronic Electronic accelerator pedal position sensor signal
throttle position sensor 1 signal circuit overvoltage unreasonable P213829 Electronic accelerator pedal
P022129 Electronic throttle position sensor 2 signal position sensor signal unreasonable ........................... 264
unreasonable P022216 Electronic throttle position 2.16 P044413 Control circuit fault of carbon canister
sensor 2 signal circuit undervoltage P022317 Electronic control valve P045816 Control circuit of carbon canister
throttle position sensor 2 signal circuit overvoltage control valve undervoltage P045917 Control circuit of
P060100 Fault of electronic throttle security monitoring carbon canister control valve overvoltage .................. 270
function (ECU EEPROM fault) P060600 Fault of 2.17 P003013 Heating control circuit fault of upstream
electronic throttle security monitoring function (security oxygen sensor P003111 Heating control circuit of
monitoring fuel cutoff fault) P06061C Fault of upstream oxygen sensor undervoltage P003212 Heating
electronic throttle security monitoring function (throttle control circuit of upstream oxygen sensor overvoltage
body signal, wiring harness or ECU fault) P060647 P00531E Heating internal resistance of upstream
Fault of electronic throttle security monitoring function oxygen sensor unreasonable ....................................... 273
(monitoring model feedback fault) P060648 Fault of 2018 P003613 Heating control circuit fault of
electronic throttle security monitoring function downstream oxygen sensor P003711 Heating control
(monitoring erroneous response fault) P060649 Fault of circuit of downstream oxygen sensor undervoltage
electronic throttle security monitoring function P003812 Heating control circuit of downstream oxygen
(monitoring model inquiry fault) P060655 Fault of sensor overvoltage P00541E Heating internal resistance
electronic throttle security monitoring function of downstream oxygen sensor unreasonable .............. 278
(deformation code monitoring fault) P060661 Fault of 2.19 P013000 Upstream oxygen sensor signal
electronic throttle security monitoring function (ignition unreasonable P013116 Upstream oxygen sensor signal
angle signal, wiring harness or ECU fault) P060662 undervoltage P013217 Upstream oxygen sensor signal
Fault of electronic throttle security monitoring function circuit overvoltage P013300 Upstream oxygen sensor
(reasonableness fault of second layer accelerator pedal aging P013400 Signal circuit fault of upstream oxygen
signal) P060663 Fault of electronic throttle security sensor P219500 Upstream oxygen sensor aging-signal
monitoring function (reasonableness fault of second constantly thick P219600 Upstream oxygen sensor
layer accelerator pedal signal) P060664 Fault of aging-signal constantly thin ....................................... 282
electronic throttle security monitoring function (load 2.20 P013600 Downstream oxygen sensor signal
signal, wiring harness or ECU fault) P060667 Fault of unreasonable P013716 Downstream oxygen sensor
electronic throttle security monitoring function (ECU signal undervoltage P013817 Downstream oxygen
erroneous response monitoring fault) P060675 Fault of sensor signal circuit overvoltage P014000 Fault of
electronic throttle security monitoring function (path test downstream oxygen sensor circuit signal P227000
off fault) P060692 Fault of electronic throttle security Downstream oxygen sensor aging-signal constantly thin
monitoring function (second layer engine speed P227100 Downstream oxygen sensor aging-signal
monitoring fault) P060694 Fault of electronic throttle constantly thick .......................................................... 288
security monitoring function (second layer torque 2.21 P020113 Control circuit fault of first cylinder fuel
monitoring fault) P060696 Fault of electronic throttle injector P026111 Control circuit of first cylinder fuel
security monitoring function (AD converter monitoring injector undervoltage P026212 Control circuit of first
fault) P154521 Throttle body DLR adjustment lower cylinder fuel injector overvoltage .............................. 292
than the minimum limit value P154522 Throttle body 2.22 P020213 Control circuit fault of second cylinder
DLR adjustment higher than the minimum limit value fuel injector P026411 Control circuit of second cylinder
P155900 Second self-learning fault of throttle lower fuel injector undervoltage P026512 Control circuit of
mechanical dead center P155929 Throttle limp second cylinder fuel injector overvoltage .................. 296
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2.23 P020313 Control circuit fault of third cylinder fuel self-learning value higher than the upper limit
injector P026711 Control circuit of third cylinder fuel (intermediate load zone) P217800 Air-fuel ratio
injector undervoltage P026812 Control circuit of third closed-loop control self-learning value lower than the
cylinder fuel injector overvoltage .............................. 300 lower limit (intermediate load zone) P218700 Air-fuel
2.24 P020413 Control circuit fault of fourth cylinder ratio closed-loop control self-learning value higher than
fuel injector P027011 Control circuit of fourth cylinder the upper limit (low load zone) P218800 Air-fuel ratio
fuel injector undervoltage P027112 Control circuit of closed-loop control self-learning value lower than the
fourth cylinder fuel injector overvoltage ................... 304 lower limit (low load zone) ........................................ 333
2.25 P030021 Occurrence of several cylinder fire 2.33 P210612 Power drive level fault of electronic
leading to ultra-limit emission P030022 Occurrence of throttle (short) P210619 Power drive level fault of
several cylinder fire leading to catalytic converter electronic throttle (overheat or overcurrent) P210692
damage P030029 Occurrence of several cylinder fire in Power drive level fault of electronic throttle (SPI bus or
the first statistic cycle of fire detection ...................... 308 signal) P210613 Power drive level fault of electronic
2.26 P030121 Occurrence of first cylinder fire leading to throttle (open) P2106 29 Load monitoring fault ........ 336
ultra-limit emission P030122 Occurrence of first 2.34 P305400 Engine stalling or starter and flywheel not
cylinder fire leading to catalytic converter damage meshing fault P305500 Feedback voltage signal line
P030129 Occurrence of first cylinder fire in the first (KL50r) of key starting switch (KL50r) short to ground
statistic cycle of fire detection P030221 Occurrence of fault P305600 Feedback voltage signal line (KL50r) of
second cylinder fire leading to ultra-limit emission key starting switch (KL50r) short to power supply fault
P030222 Occurrence of second cylinder fire leading to P308800 Starter damaged or starter power supply circuit
catalytic converter damage P030229 Occurrence of interrupted .................................................................. 338
second cylinder fire in the first statistic cycle of fire 2.35 P061513 Starter control relay open P061611 Starter
detection P030321 Occurrence of third cylinder fire control relay undervoltage P061712 Starter control relay
leading to ultra-limit emission P030322 Occurrence of overvoltage ................................................................. 343
third cylinder fire leading to catalytic converter damage 2.36 U012287 Loss of communication with brake
P030329 Occurrence of third cylinder fire in the first control unit ABS/ESP U000188 CAN communication
statistic cycle of fire detection P030421 Occurrence of related diagnosis U014087 Loss of communication with
fourth cylinder fire leading to ultra-limit emission body control module BCM......................................... 346
P030422 Occurrence of fourth cylinder fire leading to 2.37 P161000 ECM not learning SecretKey P161100
catalytic converter damage P030429 Occurrence of PIN code input error P161200 ECM not receiving
fourth cylinder fire in the first statistic cycle of fire IMMO P161300 The last IMMO certification is
detection .................................................................... 311 responded Busy .......................................................... 349
2.27 P021900 Engine speed higher than the maximum 2.38 P042000 Three way catalytic converter capacity
speed limit P050600 Idle control speed lower than target aging (drain over limit) .............................................. 351
idle speed P050700 Idle control speed higher than target 2.39 P060443 Electronic control unit RAM fault
idle speed ................................................................... 316 P060543 Electronic control unit ROM fault .............. 352
2.28 P056000 System battery voltage signal 2.40 P168300 Airbag signal unreasonable P152381
unreasonable P056216 System battery undervoltage Airbag exploded ......................................................... 353
P056317 System battery overvoltage P062211 3 System: Basic Control Logic .................................. 355
Generator load feedback signal undervoltage P062212 3.1 Ignition Switch: Control Logic ............................ 355
Generator load feedback signal overvoltage .............. 318 3.2 Fuel Supply System: Control Logic ..................... 356
2.29 P062713 Control circuit fault of oil pump relay 3.3 Ignition: Control Logic ........................................ 358
P062811 Oil pump relay control circuit short to ground 3.4 Idling: Control Logic............................................ 360
or open P062912 Oil pump relay control circuit 3.5 Knock: Control Logic .......................................... 361
overvoltage ................................................................ 320 3.6 Air-conditioning: Control Logic........................... 362
2.30 P068800 Main relay output voltage unreasonable 3.7 Canister Solenoid Valve: Control Logic ............... 362
P068816 Fault of main relay output voltage signal ... 325 3.8 Three-way Catalytic Converter Protection: Control
2.31 P064513 Control circuit fault of A/C compressor Logic .......................................................................... 363
relay P064611 Control circuit of A/C compressor relay 3.9 Electronic Fan : Control Logic ............................. 363
short to ground P064712 Control circuit of A/C 3.10 Mileage Count: Logic ........................................ 363
compressor relay overvoltage .................................... 328 4 Parts & Components ............................................... 364
2.32 P017000 Air-fuel ratio closed-loop control 4.1 Engine Control Module (ECM) ........................... 364
self-learning in off-line detection unreasonable P017100 4.1.1 Overview ........................................................... 364
Air-fuel ratio closed-loop control self-learning in 4.1.2 Removal and Installation of Engine Control
off-line detection too thin P017200 Air-fuel ratio Module (ECM) ........................................................... 364
closed-loop control self-learning in off-line detection 4.2 Crankshaft Position Sensor .................................. 366
too thick P217700 Air-fuel ratio closed-loop control 4.2.1 Overview ........................................................... 366
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4.2.2 Removal and Installation of the Crankshaft 2 Check and Diagnosis ............................................... 406
Position Sensor .......................................................... 366 2.1 Common Fault Checking and Eliminating ........... 406
4.2.3 Check the Crankshaft Position Sensor .............. 368 2.1.1 Fuel Pressure Is Too Low .................................. 406
4.3 Intake Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor .......... 369 2.1.2 Excessive Fuel Consumption ............................ 406
4.3.1 Overview ................................................... 369 3 Technical Parameters............................................... 408
4.3.2 Removal and Installation of the Intake Manifold 4 Fuel Pressure Release.............................................. 409
Pressure and Temperature Sensor .............................. 370 5 Removal and Installation of Filler Pipe Assembly .. 410
4.5.3 Check on Air Intake Temperature Pressure Sensor 6 Fuel Tank ................................................................. 412
................................................................................... 371 6.1 Draining of fuel tank ............................................ 412
4.4 Camshaft position sensor .................................. 372 6.2 Removal and Installation of Fuel Tank ................ 413
4.4.1 Overview .......................................................... 372 7 Removal and Installation of the Fuel Pump Assembly
4.4.2 Removal and Installation of the Camshaft Position .................................................................................... 417
Sensor ........................................................................ 373 8 Removal and Installation of Fuel Filter................... 419
4.4.3 Check the Camshaft Position Sensor ................ 374 9 Overview of the Fuel Pipeline................................. 420
4.5 Coolant Temperature Sensor ................................ 375 10 Fuel Rail and Injector Assembly ........................... 421
4.5.1 Overview .......................................................... 375 10.1 Overview ............................................................ 421
4.5.2 Removal and Installation of Coolant Temperature 10.2 Removal and Installation of Fuel Distribution Pipe
Sensor ........................................................................ 376 and Fuel Injector Assembly ........................................ 422
4.5.3 Check on Coolant Temperature Sensor............. 376 10.3 Disassembly of Fuel Distribution Pipe and Fuel
4.6 Knock Sensor ....................................................... 378 Injector Assembly ...................................................... 424
4.6.1 Overview .......................................................... 378 10.4 Check on Fuel Injector ....................................... 425
4.6.2 Removal and Installation of Knock Sensor ...... 378 23 Charging, Starting and Ignition System ................ 426
4.6.3 Check on Knock Sensor.................................... 379 1 Overview ................................................................. 426
4.7 Oxygen Sensor ..................................................... 381 2 Check and Diagnosis ............................................... 427
4.7.1 Overview .......................................................... 381 2.1 Common Fault Checking and Eliminating ........... 427
4.7.2 Removal and Installation of Front Oxygen Sensor 2.1.1 Generator Output Fault ..................................... 427
................................................................................... 383 2.1.2 Abnormal Operation of Starter .......................... 427
4.7.3 Removal and Installation of Rear Oxygen Sensor 2.1.3 Spark Plug: Spark Failure ................................. 428
................................................................................... 385 3 Technical Parameters............................................... 430
4.7.4 Check on Oxygen Sensor.................................. 386 4 Charging System ..................................................... 431
4.8 Engine Oil Control Valve..................................... 388 4.1 Removal and Installation of Engine Assembly .... 431
4.8.1 Overview .......................................................... 388 4.2 Check on Generator.............................................. 433
4.8.2 Removal and Installation of V.V.T Valve .......... 388 5 Starter System ......................................................... 434
4.9 Throttle Control System....................................... 390 5.1 Removal and Installation of Starter Assembly ..... 434
4.9.1 Overview .......................................................... 390 5.2 Check on Starter Assembly .................................. 434
4.9.2 Removal and Installation of Electronic Throttle 6 Ignition System ....................................................... 436
Body Assembly .......................................................... 391 6.1 Ignition Coil ......................................................... 436
4.10 Removal and Installation of Electronic Accelerator 6.1.1 Overview ........................................................... 436
Pedal Assembly.......................................................... 393 6.1.2 Removal and Installation of Ignition Coil ......... 436
5 Emission Control System ....................................... 394 6.1.3 Check on Ignition Coil ...................................... 437
5.1 Overview ............................................................. 394 6.2 Spark Plug ............................................................ 439
5.2 Crankcase Ventilating Oil-gas Separating System395 6.2.1 Removal and Installation of Spark Plug ............ 439
5.2.1 Overview on Crankcase Ventilating Oil-gas 6.2.2 Check on Spark Plug ......................................... 439
Separating System ..................................................... 395
5.2.2 Removal and Installation of PCV Valve ........... 395
5.2.3 Check on PCV Valve ........................................ 397
5.3 Fuel Evaporation Control System ........................ 398
5.3.1 Overview .......................................................... 398
5.3.2 Overview on Fuel Evaporation Pipeline ........... 399
5.3.3 Removal and Installation of Carbon Canister ... 400
5.3.4 Removal and Installation of Canister Solenoid
Valve .......................................................................... 400
5.3.5 Check on Canister Solenoid Valve.................... 401
21 Fuel Supply System .............................................. 403
1 Overview ................................................................ 403
1.1 Instructions for Safe Operation ............................ 403
1.2 Cleaning Basics ................................................... 405
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10 Engine Assembly
1 System Overview
The powertrain of this model adopts the A131, A151 engines, which are the 1.3L/1.5L, 4-cylinder, 16 valves and
DOHC gasoline engine.
1 Technical Features
a. Light and Compact
It uses cast aluminum cylinder blocks, resin intake manifold, and a resin cylinder head cover, which remarkably
reduce the engine weight and make for a light and compact design.
b. High Performance
It uses the new continuous variable valve timing mechanism, and vortex shaped intake manifold with long air duct and
stainless steel exhaust manifold with long air duct, realizing a strong power output.
c. High Compression Ratio
The combustion chamber shape of A131, A151 engine is of roof type, and the spark plug is on the center of
combustion chamber. The compression ratio of the engine is 10.5, and the high compression ratio offers good
dynamics to the engine.
d. High Inflation Efficiency
A131, A151 engines have 16 valves totally, with 8 intake valves and 8 exhaust valves; thanks to the continuous
variable valve timing mechanism, the inflation efficiency is enhanced significantly. Meanwhile, since it uses the
longer heat-insulating intake manifold, the torque for low and medium speed is improved; the smoothness in the
interior surface of the air duct is improved, which can significantly improve the power for the high speed range,
therefore, the inflation efficiency in the whole speed range is high.
e. High Rotation Rate
The maximum rotation rate of A131, A151 can reach 6500~6800rpm, and the rotation rate in the maximum power
point is 6000rpm. Since it uses the dual overhead camshaft, the camshaft directly drive the opening of intake and
exhaust valves through cup-type tappet, so as to reduce the inertial-mass of valve system and improve the rigidness of
the valves, and ensure that the engine runs at high rotation rate.
f. Low Fuel Consumption
The main moving system has low friction and low-bottom water jacket design, and uses a low-tension piston ring as
well as small and high knock-resistance combustion chamber, so the fuel consumption of A131, A151 is very low.
g. Higher Liability
A131 and A151 engines have undergone strict endurance test over 800h, together with resonance fatigue test, and high
water temperature cooling and thermal circulation test in the course of design and development to ensure they have
reliable superb quality.
h. Good Emission
A131, A151 starting
− When executing the simulation of thermal working conditions or any other repair work that may increase
the temperature, the temperature of the ECU shall not exceed 80℃.
− Don't test the input and output electrical signals of the parts by piercing the wire coating.
− When checking the ignition system, only execute a sparking test as necessary, and do the test as quickly as
possible. During the test, don't open the valve. Otherwise, a lot of unburned gasoline will enter the exhaust
pipe and damage the three-way catalytic converter.
− Be aware of environmental protection and be sure to properly dispose of the waste generated during the
repair process.
Tips
Test oil pressure in case of following conditions to judge whether the fault is caused by abnormal oil pressure:
Difficulty in starting the engine, unstable idling, weak acceleration.
Excessive wear and tear, burns, or noise in the engine crankshaft bearing bush.
Noise in the camshaft.
Excessive vibration when the engine is running.
Prerequisites
The engine has reached normal working temperature (above 80℃).
The level of engine oil is normal.
Test procedure
1. Turn off the ignition and all electrical equipment.
2. Disconnect the battery negative cable=>Electrical Equipment: Repair Group: 60; Power Distribution; Battery:
Battery Cables: Disconnection and Connection of Battery Negative Cable.
5. Unscrew fixing bolts - arrows – for the starter assembly, and remove
the starter assembly-1-.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×50
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 20 - 28 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
7. Unscrew the fixing screw -Arrow- of the oil pressure sensor insert
and remove the oil pressure sensor insert-1-.
Screw -Arrow - tightening torque: 0.5 - 1.5 Nm
8. Unscrew the oil pressure sensor -2-.
Tightening torque of oil pressure sensor -2-: 9~11 Nm
Tool of oil pressure sensor -2-: 24mm hexagonal sleeve
Note
Before installing the engine oil pressure switch, clean the threads and the threaded hole of the engine oil
pressure switch.
When installing the engine oil pressure switch, apply some sealant to the threads of the engine oil pressure
switch.
9. Install the engine oil pressure test tool onto the threaded hole of the
engine oil pressure switch.
10. Install the starter assembly -1- and tighten its fixing bolt -Arrow-.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×50
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 20 - 28 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
11. Connect the connecting plug -Arrow A- of the starter, lift up the
guard -Arrow C- of the starter terminal and tighten the fixing nut -Arrow
B- of the starter terminal.
Nuts - Arrow B - Specifications:M8×1.25
Nut -Arrow B- tightening torque: 10 - 12 Nm
Nut -Arrow B- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
12. Connect the battery negative cable=>Electrical Equipment: Repair Group: 60; Power Distribution; Battery:
Battery Cables: Disconnection and Connection of Battery Negative Cable.
13. Start the engine and increase the RPM slowly, when the speed reaches 2000r/m and engine oil temperature reaches
80℃ or higher, the engine oil pressure should be at least 130kpa.
For even higher engine RPM, the engine oil pressure should not exceed 590kpa.
Tips
If the oil pressure is lower than the standard value, then:
− Check the screen of the engine oil strainer for blockage.
− If there is no blockage in the strainer screen or duct for engine oil, it indicates failure in the engine oil pump.
Replace the engine oil pump.
If the oil pressure is higher than the standard value, then:
− Check the engine oil duct, in particular the return duct, for blockage. If the blockage is present, clean the
duct.
Tips
It is required to test the cylinder pressure in case of following conditions to judge whether the fault is caused by
abnormal cylinder pressure:
Difficulty in starting the engine, unstable idling, weak acceleration.
Excessive emission of HC.
Excessive wear and tear of the piston(s) or piston ring(s), which leads to improper piston sealing.
Throttle valve not airtight.
Cylinder gasket leakage or blow-by.
Prerequisites
Engine arrives at the normal working temperature.
The level of engine oil is normal.
Test procedure
1. Turn off the ignition and all electrical equipment.
2. Remove driver foot space trim panel assembly =>Body and painting: Repair group: 82: Instrument panel; Removal
and installation of instrument panel left lower trim panel assembly.
3. Extract the fuel pump fuse -1- numbered FB31 (10A).
Note
Don't remove the fuel pump fuse -1- when the engine is still running.
Otherwise, it may damage the fuel pump and the ECU.
5. Screw the cylinder pressure gauge into the threaded installation hole
of the spark plug in one of the cylinders.
Tips
Keep the connection sealed.
6. Have one technician set the transmission to N and fully press the
accelerator pedal (throttle fully open).
7. Start the engine (at this time, the engine can only be driven by the
starter, but not started).Observe the cylinder pressure gauge, until it
shows no further pressure increase.
Tips
It must be performed with the battery fully charged.
Every cylinder must be tested for not less than twice, and the maximum pressure is recorded.
8. Test the rest 3 cylinders by steps 4-7, measure pressure of all cylinders and calculate their pressure difference.
Engine Model A151 A131
Standard value for compression
pressure in the cylinder (engine 1270 kPa 1123 kPa
RPM:300r/min):
Limit value for compression pressure
in the cylinder (engine 1100 kPa 1100 kPa
RPM:300r/min):
Limit value for cylinder pressure
98 kPa
difference
If the compression pressure of the cylinders is lower than the standard value, or the pressure difference between the
cylinders is too high, put some clean engine oil into the spark plug mounting hole and perform the cylinder pressure
test again. If the result is substantially improved, it means the the piston or piston ring aren’t properly sealed, thus
requiring overhaul.If the result isn't obviously improved, it means the valve isn't properly sealed or there is leakage or
blow-by in the cylinder gasket.For improper sealing of the valve, overhaul the valve clearance, valve, and valve
base.For leakage or blow-by, replace the cylinder gasket.
Tips
Test fuel pressure in case of following conditions to judge whether the fault is caused by abnormal fuel pressure:
The engine is unable to start.
Difficulty is found in starting the engine, unstable idling.
Weak acceleration or misfire during acceleration is detected.
High emission of hydrocarbon (HC) or normal emission of CO is detected.
Prerequisites
Test procedure
1. Turn off the ignition and all electrical equipment.
2. Remove driver foot space trim panel assembly =>Body and painting: Repair group: 82: Instrument panel; Removal
and installation of instrument panel left lower trim panel assembly.
Note
Don't remove the fuel pump fuse -1- when the engine is still running.
Otherwise, it may damage the fuel pump and the ECM.
6. Connect the fuel pressure gauge to the three-way adapter, and connect
one end of the adapter to the fuel inlet hose -2- of the fuel rail, and the
other end to the fuel rail -1-.
7. Switch on the ignition switch, run the engine at the idle speed and
read the fuel pressure.
Standard value of fuel pressure at idling: 400 kPa
Tips
Put a towel or a cotton cushion under the oil pipe connector while removing the oil pipe for fear that fuel leaks
into the engine compartment or onto the ground.
If there is substantial variance between the result and the standard, solve the problem accordingly=> Refer to
Page 406.
3 Technical Parameters
Torque
Name Specification Grade Tools
Nm
Fixing bolt of battery tray M8×1.25×16 8.8 14~16 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing nut of the engine wiring terminal M8×1.25 — 6~10 13mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing nut of the engine wiring terminal M5×0.8 — 4~6 8mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt of brake pump vacuum hose bracket M8×1.25×16 8.8 21~25 12mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt of engine wiring harness bonding M6×1.0×16 8.8 4~6 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
Transmission control unit bracket fixing nut M8×1.25 8 21~25 13mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt of the gearshift cable assembly
M8×1.25×16 8.8 10~14 13mm Hexagon Sleeve
bracket
Fixing bolt of engine wiring harness bonding M8×1.25×20 8.8 14~16 13mm Hexagon Sleeve
Hinge bolt for cooling oil pipe assembly of
— — 40 20mm Hexagon Sleeve
automatic transmission
Fixing bolt for cooling oil pipe bracket of
M6×1.0×12 8.8 6~12 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
automatic transmission
Fixing bolt of the rear mounting cushion M12×1.5×55 10.9 80~95 18mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt for rear mounting bracket M12×1.25×60 10.9 75~85 15mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt for rear mounting bracket M12×1.25×20 10.9 75~85 15mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt for engine mounting bracket M10×1.25×65 12.9 50~60 13mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing nut for engine mounting bracket M10×1.25 10 50~60 15mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt of the engine mounting cushion M10×1.25×30 10.9 60~70 13mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing nut of the engine mounting cushion M10×1.25 10 60~70 15mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt for bond strap of the engine mounting
M6×1.0×16 8.8 14~16 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
bracket
Fixing bolt of the automatic transmission
M10×1.25×40 10.9 60~70 13mm Hexagon Sleeve
mounting cushion
Fixing nut of the automatic transmission
M10×1.25 10 50~60 15mm Hexagon Sleeve
mounting cushion
Fixing bolt of the automatic transmission
M10×1.25×25 10.9 60~70 13mm Hexagon Sleeve
mounting cushion (to the body)
Fixing bolt of the manual transmission mounting
M12×1.25×40 10.9 75~85 15mm Hexagon Sleeve
cushion
Fixing nut of the manual transmission mounting
M12×1.25 10 75~85 18mm Hexagon Sleeve
cushion
Fixing bolt of the manual transmission mounting
M10×1.25×25 10.9 60~70 13mm Hexagon Sleeve
cushion (to the body)
Connecting bolts for hydraulic torque converter M8×1.25×10 10.9 24~28 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt of the automatic transmission M10×1.25×40 8.8 20~28 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt of the automatic transmission M10×1.25×50 8.8 20~28 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt of the manual transmission M10×1.25×40 8.8 20~28 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt of the flywheel M11×1.0×25 — 90~105 17mm Hexagon Sleeve
Inlet pipe assembly fixing bolt M6×1.0×20 8.8 8~10 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
Inlet pipe assembly fixing bolt M6×1.0×12 8.8 7~9 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolts of knock sensor M8×1.25×30 8.8 15~25 12mm Hexagon Sleeve
Torque
Name Specification Grade Tools
Nm
Fixing bolts of crankshaft position sensor M6×1.0×16 8.8 8~12 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
Camshaft position sensor fixing bolt M6×1.0×16 8.8 8~12 10mm Hexagon Sleeve
Fixing bolt of the engine lifting lug M8×1.25×20 8.8 18~22 12mm Hexagon Sleeve
4 Powertrain Units
4.1 Removal and Installation of Powertrain Assembly Components
Required special tools and service equipment
Removal
Note
Before removing and installing the powertrain assembly components, disconnect all power supply harnesses,
drain the engine coolant, and disconnect the harnesses, pipes and other connections between the powertrain
assembly components and the body.
Once a pipeline connector is disconnected, seal up the opening to prevent foreign objects from entering.
Mark before disconnection of any wiring harness and pipeline for fear of incorrect connection or omission of
wiring harness and pipeline in installation.
All drained coolant must be collected and handled as required. Keep the site clean and neat.
Ensure that the tools and parts are orderly organized at the site and the workspace is well ventilated.
6. Remove the rubber blockage -arrow A- on the battery tray on, and pry
up the harness clip - Arrow B-.
7. Unscrew fixing bolts -arrows- for the battery tray and remove the
battery tray-1-.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 14 - 16 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
8. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow A- of the starter wiring terminal and
the fixing nut -Arrow B- of the engine wiring terminal and disengage the
wiring harness clip -Arrow C-.
Nut -Arrow A- specification:M8×1.25
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 6 - 10 Nm
Nut -Arrow A- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
Nuts - Arrow B - Specifications:M5×0.8
Nut -Arrow B- tightening torque: 4 - 6 Nm
Nut -Arrow B- tool: 8mm hexagon sleeve
9. Disconnect the joint plug -Arrow D- connecting the engine harness
and the starter harness.
10. Press the locking clip -Arrow- and remove the cover -1- of the
engine compartment electrical box.
11. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow A- of the engine harness terminal,
disengage the fixing clip -Arrow B- of the front compartment electrical
box and remove the front compartment electrical box -1-.
Nut -Arrow A- specification:M8×1.25
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 6 - 10 Nm
Nut -Arrow A- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
12. Disconnect the connecting plug -Arrow C- of the front compartment
electrical box.
Tips
Install the connector of the front compartment electrical box to the
original position and lid the electrical box cover to protect the front
compartment electrical box against pollution by impurities.
13. Remove the fixing clamp -Arrow- of the fuel pipeline and disengage
the fuel pipeline -1-.
Tips
Place a cloth at the connections before releasing the hoses, and
then pull out the hoses carefully.
Do not reuse the fixing clamp but replace with a new one.
14. Loosen the fixing clamp -Arrow- of the brake vacuum hose and
disengage the brake vacuum hose -1-.
15. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- of brake pump vacuum hose
bracket and put aside the brake pump vacuum hose bracket -1-.
Bolt -Arrow A- specification:M8×1.25×16
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 21 - 25 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
16. Disconnect the connecting plug -Arrow B- of the carbon canister
solenoid valve and disengage the connection between the carbon
canister solenoid valve -2- and the hose -3-. Disengage the carbon
canister solenoid valve -2- and put the carbon canister solenoid valve -2-
(with hose) aside.
Note
Wrap and seal the disconnected pipeline connector for fear of internal pollution.
18. Disengage the connection of the selector cable -1- and the gearshift
rocker arm assembly -2- with the cable bracket -3-.
19. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the manual transmission bond
strap and put aside the bond strap -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×12
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 6 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
21. Pry out selector cable and gearshift cable along -Arrow A-,-Arrow
B- from cable bracket.
24. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the gearshift cable assembly
bracket and put aside the gearshift cable assembly with bracket -1-.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 10 - 14 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 13m hexagon sleeve
25. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the engine wiring harness
bonding and put aside the engine bond strap -1-.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×20
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 14 - 16 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
26. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow- of the transmission control unit
bracket and remove the transmission control unit with bracket -1-.
Nut - Arrow- specification:M8×1.25
Nut -Arrow - tightening torque: 21 - 25 Nm
Nut -Arrow- tool: 13mm hexagon socket
30. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the engine wiring harness
grounding.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 4 - 6 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
31. Unscrew the fixing clip -Arrow A- for right front cover plate of the
auxiliary instrument panel and remove the right front cover plate -1- of
the auxiliary instrument panel along the direction -Arrow B-.
32. Lift up the carpet -1-, pry up the fixing clip -Arrow- of the front
passenger foot rest and remove the front passenger foot rest -2-.
33. Disengage the clip -Arrow- of the front oxygen sensor connector.
Tips
While pulling out the wiring harness, take out the wiring harness
connector separately for fear that the connector is clamped at the outlet
and thus damages the wiring harness.
39. Drain the coolant=>Overview; Repair Group:01: General Information; Service and Maintenance: Work
Description: Coolant: Replace.
Tips
Use a proper container to collect the automatic transmission oil while the automatic transmission oil pipe is
disconnected.
Sealing gasket of the automatic transmission oil pipe shall be replaced.
Wrap and seal the disconnected connector of the automatic transmission oil pipe.
43. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the clutch slave cylinder and put
aside the clutch slave cylinder -1-.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×25
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 17 - 23 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Don't depress clutch pedal assembly after disengaging.
46. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- on the A/C compressor, and
suspend it on the body with a sturdy rope or wire.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×100
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 22 - 30 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
47. Loosen the fixing clamp -Arrow A- of the engine feed pipe and
disengage the engine feed pipe -1-.
48. Loosen the fixing clamp -Arrow B- for water inlet pipe of the
heating water tank and disengage the water inlet pipe -2- of the heating
water tank.
49. Loosen the fixing clamp -Arrow C- for water outlet pipe of the
heating water tank and disengage the water outlet pipe -3- of the heating
water tank.
Tips
Collect the overflown fluid with a proper container when disconnecting
the cooling pipe.
50. Install the engine balance bracket with the tool number -T51131001-
and the engine balance bracket crossbar component with the tool
number -T51271002- and fix the engine assembly -1-.
51. Remove the steering knuckle component at both sides => Chassis; Repair group: 41: Front suspension; Drive shaft
assembly: Removal and installation of the drive shaft assembly.
52. Unscrew the fixing nut - arrow -, and disengage the connection
between the front stabilizer bar right link -1- and front stabilizer bar -2-.
Nut - Arrow- specification:M12×1.5
Nut -Arrow - tightening torque: 70 - 90 Nm
Nut -Arrow - tool:18mm combination wrench
53. Unscrew the fixing nut - arrow -, and disengage the connection
between the front stabilizer bar left link -3- and front stabilizer bar -2-.
Nut - Arrow- specification:M12×1.5
Nut -Arrow - tightening torque: 70 - 90 Nm
Nut -Arrow - tool:18mm combination wrench
54. Pry out the right drive shaft -1- with its removal tool -T61454001-.
Tips
Take out the drive shaft straight for fear of damage to the oil seal.
55. Refer to the description regarding removal of the right drive shaft to
remove the left drive shaft assembly with the same method.
56. Disengage the dustproof rubber cover -1- of the front oxygen sensor.
57. Disconnect the connecting plug -Arrow- of the front oxygen sensor
-1-.
Tightening torque of the front oxygen sensor -1-: 40~60 Nm
58. Pry up the connection between the wiring harness clip -Arrow- and
the body and disengage the dustproof rubber cover -1- of the rear
oxygen sensor.
59. Disconnect the connecting plug -Arrow- of the rear oxygen sensor.
Tightening torque of the rear oxygen sensor -1-: 40~60 Nm
60. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the catalytic converter assembly
and the exhaust manifold assembly and disengage the hook washer -1-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 40 - 60 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 14mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Apply a small amount of engine oil inside the installation hole of the lug gasket to facilitate its removal or
installation.
Please ask another technician to hold the auxiliary silencer assembly for fear that it falls from high.
Note
The catalytic converter is expensive and fragile. Handle it carefully during its removal or installation. Otherwise,
damage may occur, causing the converter to malfunction.
62. Unscrew the fixing bolts - arrow A-, bolt - arrow B-, bolt - arrows
C-, and remove the rear suspension cushion assembly -1- and rear
suspension bracket assembly -2-.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M12×1.25×60
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 75 - 85 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 15mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow B - Specifications:M12×1.25×20
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 75±85 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 15mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow C - Specifications:M12×1.5×55
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 85 - 95 Nm
Bolt -Arrow C- tool: 18mm hexagon sleeve
64. Place front subframe component -1- with the engine and transmission lifting device.
65. Remove the fixing bolt - arrow A - and - arrow B-, and lower the front subframe assembly -1-.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M14×1.5×80
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 175 - 190 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 21mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow B - Specifications:M14×1.5×90
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 175±190 Nm
Tips
It must be carried out with the assistance of another assembly worker.
66. Put the workbench under the power assembly component and
gradually lower the vehicle until the lower planes of the engine
assembly -1- and the transmission assembly -2- just contact the upper
plane of the workbench -3-.
Tips
Please use the workbench with turning gear for adjustment of
orientation and angle after removal of the power assembly
component.
Put vibration-absorptive material on the upper plane of the
workbench.
67. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow C- of the engine ground wire.
Bolt -Arrow C- specification:M8×1.25×20
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 14 - 16 Nm
Bolt -Arrow C- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
68. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- on the engine mounting bracket.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M10×1.25×65
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 50 - 60 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
69. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow B- on the engine mount bracket -1- and remove the bracket -1-.
Nuts - Arrow B - Specifications:M10×1.25
Nut -Arrow B- tightening torque: 50 - 60 Nm
Nut -Arrow B- tool: 15mm hexagon sleeve
76. Remove the engine balance bracket with the tool number
-T51131001- and the engine balance bracket crossbar component with
the tool number -T51271002-. Fix the power assembly component on
the workbench with the strapping tape, gradually lift the body, and push
out the workbench and the power assembly component.
Danger
Perform safety work of the lifting device before you operate it.
Note
While a technician operates the lifting device, another one or two technicians keep a close eye over moving
conditions of all parts throughout the lifting process and prevents the power assembly component collides into
the body part or pulls any connections not disconnected by adjusting its orientation and angle.
Place the removed powertrain assembly securely in a clean place and seal up all the disconnected pipes, to
prevent contamination of the pipes.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Note
Arrange and install all pipelines by their original status (such as fuel pipeline, steering oil pipeline, air
conditioning pipeline, coolant pipeline, fuel evaporation pipeline and vacuum pipeline), connect wiring
harness connectors, connectors and fasteners.
Don't miss or incorrectly reconnect any oil and fluid pipes, air pipes or plugs as it may result in poor
operation of the engine or even cause damage.
Pay attention to that pipelines and wires shall have enough distance from the moving parts or parts likely to
become hot, especially the brake pipeline and the fuel pipeline for fear of damage to pipelines and wires as a
result of improper installation.
Connect the diagnostic tester to clear the fault memory after all engine oils are filled.
Start the engine, warm up to exhaust the cooling system, exhaust the clutch cylinder and test run.
Hoisting device
Removal
1. Remove the power assembly component => Refer to Page 16.
2. Disconnect the connecting plug -Arrow A- of the ignition coil and the
connecting plug -Arrow B- of the fuel injector.
3. Disengage the wiring harness fixing clip -Arrow- C.
11. Unscrew fixing bolts - arrows – for the starter assembly, and remove
the starter assembly-1-.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×50
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 20 - 28 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
12. Disconnect the connecting plug -Arrow A- of the oil pressure sensor,
disengage the wiring harness clip -Arrow B- of the starter and remove
the starter wiring harness assembly -1-.
21. Lift the powertrain component -1- slightly, using a lifting unit.
Tips
Ensure powertrain -1- is lifted firmly.
22. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the bell housing -1- and remove
the bell housing -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Rotate the crankshaft pulley -1- clockwise, so that the next connecting
bolt - arrow - of the hydraulic torque converter rotates to lower position
directly to facilitate dismantling, and totally six bolts are unscrewed.
27. Use the clutch disc positioner - T61133001- to position the clutch
friction lining -1- for fear that the clutch friction lining -1- falls onto the
ground in removal.
28. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the clutch pressure plate.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 20 - 28 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
29. Remove the clutch pressure plate -2- and the clutch friction lining -1-
separately.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
2. Loosen the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the flywheel but do not unscrew it
(remove the flywheel stopper -T61131201-).
3. Unscrew the flywheel bolts -Arrow-, and remove the flywheel -1-.
(AT) Bolt -Arrow- Size: M11×1.0×17.5
(MT) Bolt -Arrow- Size: M11×1.0×25
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 90 - 105 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 17mm hexagon sleeve
Note
Apply a proper amount of LOCTITE 2701 or equivalent product to threads of flywheel bolts while installing the
flywheel bolts.
4. Install the engine assembly -1- onto the rollover stand -2-.
5. Unscrew the drain bolt -1- and collect engine lubricant with proper
container.
Tightening torque of drain bolt -1-: 38~42 Nm
Drain bolt -1- tool: 17mm hexagon sleeve
6. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the ignition coil and remove the
ignition coil -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×18
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
8. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the fuel rail assembly and remove
the fuel rail -1-.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×35
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 16.4 - 20.4 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
Note
While removing the fuel rail with fuel injector assembly, do not remove one end separately and remove the other
later, but remove both ends slowly and uniformly. Press in two ends uniformly while installing to ensure they are
installed to due positions.
Tips
Replace sealing rings -1- and -2- at two ends of the fuel injector as
necessary.
Apply a thin layer of vaseline or similar product to sealing rings
-1- and -2- while installing.
9. Loosen the clamp -Arrow A-, and pull out the water pipe -1-; loosen
the clamp -Arrow B-, and pull out the water pipe -2-.
10. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow C- of the engine lifting lug and
remove the engine lifting lug -3-.
Bolt -Arrow C- specification:M8×1.25×20
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 18 - 22 Nm
Bolt -Arrow C- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
12. Disengage the connection between the PCV venting hose -3- and the
cylinder head cover.
13. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- of the intake manifold assembly
and remove the intake manifold assembly -1-.
Bolt -Arrow A- specification:M8×1.25×40
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 18 - 22 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Sealing ring of the intake manifold must be replaced.
While installing sealing ring of the intake manifold, align its bulging part with relevant position of the intake
manifold.
14. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow B- of V.V.T valve and remove the V.V.T valve -2-.
Bolt - Arrow B - Specifications:M6×1.0×12
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 8±10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
The O-ring is a disposable part, which should be replaced after being removed.
To avoid damaging the V.V.T valve, wind the fuel duct part of the V.V.T with adhesive tape after removing it.
15. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- on the inlet pipe assembly -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×12
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 7 - 9 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
16. Unscrew the coolant sensor -2-.
Tightening torque of the coolant sensor -2-: 10~14 Nm
Tool of the coolant sensor -2-: 19mm dual wrench
Tips
Apply a proper amount of LOCTITE 263 or equivalent product to threads of the coolant sensor before installing.
17. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- on the inlet pipe assembly, and
remove the inlet pipe assembly -1-.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M6×1.0×20
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Sealing gasket of the water inlet pipe component must be replaced.
18. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow B- on the engine oil filter bracket assembly, and remove the bracket assembly-2-.
Bolt - Arrow B - Specifications:M8×1.25×30
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 18 - 22 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Sealing gasket of the oil filter must be replaced.
19. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow C- of the knock sensor and remove the knock sensor -3-.
Bolt -Arrow C- specification:M8×1.25×30
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 15 - 25 Nm
Bolt -Arrow C- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
20. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow D- of the camshaft position sensor and remove the camshaft position sensor -4-.
Bolt - Arrow D - Specifications:M6×1.0×16
Bolt - Arrow D- tightening torque: 8 - 12 Nm
Bolt -Arrow D- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Sealing ring of the camshaft position sensor must be replaced.
It is necessary to apply continuous beaded sealant with diameter of 1.2-2.2 mm to the cylinder head while
installing.
21. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- of thermostat shell and remove
the thermostat shell -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×22
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
22. Take out the thermostat -2-.
Note
While installing the thermostat -2-, keep its air outlet -Arrow B-
in the vertical upward direction.
Once the thermostat is installed, start the engine and check for
coolant leakage.
Engine may not operate without a thermostat as removal of the
thermostat will cause adverse effect and result in lowered cooling
efficiency. Therefore, the thermostat cannot be removed even in
the event of engine overheat.
23. Unscrew the fixing screw -Arrow- of the oil pressure sensor insert
and remove the oil pressure sensor insert-1-.
Screw -Arrow - tightening torque: 0.5 - 1.5 Nm
24. Unscrew the oil pressure sensor -2-.
Tightening torque of oil pressure sensor -2-: 9~11 Nm
Tool of oil pressure sensor -2-: 24mm hexagonal sleeve
Note
Before installing the engine oil pressure switch, clean the threads and the threaded hole of the engine oil
pressure switch.
When installing the engine oil pressure switch, apply some sealant to the threads of the engine oil pressure
switch.
Sealant specification: LOCTITE 565 or equal
25. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the crankshaft position sensor
and remove the crankshaft position sensor -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 12 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Note
26. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the oil level gauge conduit
assembly, remove the wiring harness fixing bracket -2- and extract the
oil level gauge conduit assembly -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×12
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Sealing rubber ring of the oil level gauge conduit must be replaced.
27. Use the fixing tool -T41131501- of the water pump pulley to fix the
water pump pulley -1-, unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- and remove the
water pump pulley -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×10
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 7 - 9 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
28. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- on the water pump assembly, and
remove the water pump assembly-1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×45
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
O-ring of the water pump must be replaced.
29. Fix the crankshaft pulley with its fixing tool -T61131207-, unscrew
its fixing bolt -Arrow- and remove the crankshaft pulley assembly -1-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 180 - 200 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: E20 splined sleeve
Tips
Apply a proper amount of engine oil to threads of the fixing bolts while installing the crankshaft pulley.
30. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the exhaust manifold heat shield
and remove the exhaust manifold heat shield -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 9 - 11 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
31. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- of the exhaust manifold bracket.
Bolt -Arrow A- specification:M8×1.25×20
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 18 - 22 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 14mm hexagon sleeve
32. Unscrew fixing nut -Arrow B- of the exhaust manifold, and remove
the exhaust manifold assembly with bracket -1-.
Nut - Arrow- specification:M8×1.25
Nut -Arrow B- tightening torque: 29 - 39 Nm
Nut -Arrow B- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
Note
33. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the cylinder head cover -1- in the
order as shown, and remove the cylinder head cover.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: E10 splined sleeve
Note
34. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- on the oil pan -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×10
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 7 - 9 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Note
Remove sealant on oil pan and cylinder block surface, clean and
apply sealant as per the illustrated requirement.
Apply sealant to the joint between cylinder block and front cover
and the joint between cylinder block and rear oil seal to the
diameter of 4mm.
Avoid applying too much sealant; otherwise the redundant
sealant will get into the oil pan and block the filter screen on the
engine oil pump.
The oil pan must be installed within 3 minutes after the sealant is
applied, otherwise remove the sealant that is already applied and
apply a new coat.
Do not refill engine oil till at least one hour after the oil pan has
been installed.
After re-filling the engine oil, start the engine and keep it at idle
speed, then check for oil leakage and the oil level.
Sealant specification:LOCTITE 5970 or equal
36. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- and -Arrow B- of the oil strainer,
and remove the strainer assembly -1-.
Bolt -Arrow A- specification:M8×1.25×20
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 10.5 - 12.5 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow B - Specifications:M6×1.0×20
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 8±12 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
The O-ring is a disposable part, which should be replaced after being removed.
Make sure the O-ring is entirely retained in the recess of the engine oil strainer; avoid any torsion or damage to
the O-ring.
37. Unscrew the fixing bolts -Arrow A-, -Arrow B-, -Arrow C-, -Arrow
D- and -Arrow E- on the timing chain housing, and remove the housing
carefully.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M6×1.0×25
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 8 - 12 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow B - Specifications:M6×1.0×30
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 8±12 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow C - Specifications:M6×1.0×45
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 8 - 12 Nm
Bolt -Arrow C- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow D- Specifications:M10×1.25×50
Bolt - Arrow D- tightening torque: 35.5 - 53.5 Nm
Bolt -Arrow D- tool: 14mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow E- Specifications:M10×1.25×90
Bolt -Arrow E- tightening torque: 35.5 - 53.5 Nm
Bolt -Arrow E- tool: 14mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Clean the sealant residue on the timing chain housing, cylinder
block and cylinder head.
At -Arrow A- on the timing chain housing as shown, apply a strip
of liquid sealant in continuous pearl-drops (diameter:4~5 mm) At
-Arrow B- on the timing chain housing, apply a strip of liquid
sealant in continuous pearl-drops (diameter:3 ~ 4mm).
Note
The timing chain housing must be installed within 3 minutes after the sealant is applied; otherwise remove the
sealant that is already applied and apply a new coat.
38. Press the tension adjusting bar assembly -1- along the direction
-Arrow B- and fix the chain tensioner with the fixing pin -2- (the fixing
pin is self-provided).
39. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- on the chain tensioner -3-, and
remove the tensioner.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M6×1.0×25
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
40. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- on the tension adjustment lever
assembly -1-, and remove the lever assembly.
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 21.5 - 25.5 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
41. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow B- on the chain guide rail assembly
-2-, and remove the chain guide rail assembly.
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 8±10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
42. Use a wrench to fix the hexagon part of the exhaust camshaft,
unscrew the bolt on the exhaust camshaft sprocket, and remove the
camshaft sprocket -1- and timing chain -2-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 78 - 98 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 17mm hexagon sleeve
43. Use a wrench to tighten the hexagon part of the camshaft, remove
bolt -Arrow- on the V.V.T sprocket, and remove the V.V.T sprocket.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 59 - 70 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 14mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Before installing the V.V.T sprocket, apply an appropriate amount of
engine oil at the following locations.
1. The insertion hole in the V.V.T sprocket (inner and outer surface) and
the bearing surface of the bolt
2. Threads of V.V.T wheel bolts and nuts
3. Camshaft end
44. Following the sequence as shown in the picture, first remove the
front bearing cap of the camshaft, then remove the fixing bolts on the Identification mark
Number
bearing caps of the intake and exhaust camshafts sequentially.
Size of the fixing bolt of the camshaft bearing cap: M6×1.0×35
Tightening torque for the fixing bolt of the camshaft bearing cap: 10~
12 Nm
Tool for the fixing bolt of camshaft bearing cap: 10mm hexagonal
sleeve
Size of the fixing bolt for the camshaft front bearing cap: M8×1.25×30
Tightening torque for the fixing bolt of the camshaft front bearing cap:
21~25 Nm
Tool for the fixing bolt of the camshaft front bearing cap: 12mm
hexagonal sleeve
45. Carefully remove the intake camshaft and the exhaust camshaft.
Tips
No. 2 and No. 5 bearing caps of intake and exhaust camshafts are the same in shape that shall be installed by
relevant identification marks. The directions of marks on the bearing caps shall be the same as the directions
before removal.
Identification mark (printed on No. 2 and No. 5 bearing caps).
I:Air intake
E:Exhaust
46. Unscrew the fixing bolts of the cylinder head in the order from 1 to
10 and remove the cylinder head assembly -1-.
Tightening torque of cylinder cover bolt:
1. Step 2: 22.5~26.5 Nm
2. Step 2: turn from 90°to 92°
3. Step 3: turn from 90°to 92°
Tool for bolts of the cylinder head: T50 spline screwdriver sleeve
Tips
The cylinder gasket is a disposable part, which should be replaced
after being removed.
The cylinder gasket has only one direction of installation and shall
match with two positioning pins -Arrow- on the cylinder block.
Assembling
Assemble according to inverse order.
5. Engine Structure
5.1 Cylinder Head Component
5.1.1 Overview on Cylinder Head Assembly
Check=>Refer to Page 64
11 - Exhaust valve 12 - Cylinder head bolt washer
Check=>Refer to Page 66 Check, replace as necessary
13 - Cylinder head fixing bolt 14 - Intake camshaft
Total: 10 Removal and installation=>Refer to Page 108
Size:M0×1.20×143.5
Tightening torque:22.5~26.5 Nm→+(180°~
184°)
15 - Exhaust camshaft 16 - Camshaft front bearing cap
Removal and installation=>Refer to Page 108 Check, replace as necessary
17 - Fixing bolt of the camshaft front bearing cap 18 - Fixing bolt of the camshaft bearing cap
Total: 3 Total: 16
Specification:M8×1.25×30 Specification:M6×1.0×35
Tightening torque:21~25 Nm Tightening torque:10~12 Nm
Tips
These instructions are for the removal and installation of one valve but may be used as reference for the removal and
installation of other valves.
Removal
1. Following the sequence as shown in the picture, first remove the front
bearing cap of the camshaft, then remove the fixing bolts on the bearing Identificat
ion Mark
caps of the intake and exhaust camshafts sequentially. Number
Tips
No. 2 and No. 5 bearing caps of intake and exhaust camshafts are the same in shape that shall be installed by
relevant identification marks. The directions of marks on the bearing caps shall be the same as the directions
before removal.
Identification mark (printed on No. 2 and No. 5 bearing caps).
I:Air intake
E:Exhaust
3. Remove intake valve tappet -1- and exhaust valve tappet -2-.
Tips
When removing the camshaft component and the valve tappet, put
them at a clean place in order.
Completely wash all the removed metal components with volatile
solvent (such as gasoline) and dry them with air gun before
installation.
Apply clean oil to the surface of valve tappet and the contact
surface of the camshaft with the cylinder head and the camshaft
bearing cap while installing.
4. Compress the valve spring components with the valve spring
compressor.
5. Take out a pair of valve lock clamps -1- with the magnetic rod, and
slowly release the valve spring compressor.
10. Pull out the valve oil seal -1- with the oil seal disassembling clamp.
Tips
The valve oil seal cannot be reused.Replace it.
To facilitate the re-installation of the valve, place the valve spring and other components in order, and mark
them.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
1. Install the valve -1- into the cylinder head in the direction of -Arrow-.
2. Install the new valve oil seal into the valve oil seal installation tool.
Note
3. Apply engine oil on the valve oil seal lip, and carefully install it onto
the valve duct.
4. Compress the valve spring with the valve spring compressor, and
install the locking clip -1- of the valve spring.
Note
After the installation of the camshaft, check the valve clearance=>Refer to Page 67.
Tips
Clean the surface and channels of the cylinder head with a strong solvent (such as gasoline). Once the cylinder head
has been cleaned with strong solvent, don't wash it with water, as the remaining moisture will corrode the internal
parts of the cylinder head. To dry it up, use compressed air to blow off the solvent residual on the cylinder head.
1. Carefully and gently clean off the residual sealant or dirt on the
cylinder head installation surface -1-, air intake manifold installation
surface -2- and exhaust manifold installation surface -3- with a draw
knife.
Note
The cylinder head is made of cast aluminum. Don't use excessive force
during cleaning, in order to avoid scratching the installation surfaces
of the cylinder head.
2. Clean the installation surface of the cylinder head with a strong
solvent (such as gasoline).
3. Blow the water channel, oil channel, valve duct and the threaded hole
of the cylinder head with a high-pressure air gun.
Tips
Height of cylinder head (standard height for new accessory):112.9 - 113.1 mm
Note
If the flatness exceeds the limit value for grinding, replace the cylinder head.
Note
Don't clean the valve seat -2- with a wire brush or other hard object,
as this may lead to improper sealing of the valve.
2. Measure the valve edge -a-. If the measured value exceeds the limit,
replace the valve.
Tips
During the measurement, the bottom surface of the valve should be in
parallel with and contacted to each other; if not, trim with tools.
Standard:
Intake valve: 1.35 mm
Exhaust valve: 1.85 mm
Limit value:
Intake valve: 0.85 mm
Exhaust valve: 1.35 mm
Dial Gauge
Tips
When the engine is cool, check and adjust the valve clearance.
Cylinder head has been removed.
1. Turn the crankshaft clockwise, and align the timing mark - Arrow B-
of intake camshaft with the timing mark -Arrow A- of exhaust camshaft,
as shown in the picture.The cylinder 1 is at the top dead center position
position now.
Standard:
a. Intake valve:0.18~0.26 mm
b. Exhaust valve:0.26~0.34 mm
Tips
No.2 is the intake valve side.
No.3 is the exhaust valve side.
3. Turn the crankshaft clockwise by 360°, and place the timing mark
-Arrow- on the exhaust camshaft in the position indicated in the picture.
Now, the cylinder moves to the top dead center position.
Tips
No.2 is the exhaust valve side.
No.3 is the intake valve side.
4. Calculate the thickness of the newly installed valve tappet using the formula below.
a. The thickness of the newly installed valve tappet
b. The thickness of the removed valve tappet
c. Measured valve clearance
Formula:
1. Intake valve: a=b+(c-0.22mm)
2. Exhaust valve :a=b+(c-0.30mm)
Tips
The thickness of valve tappet is within the range of 2.70 - 3.30mm.There are 31 types of valve tappets, each with a
0.02mm difference.More detailed information is shown in the following table
Tips
Don't spill or splash the alcohol.
If the part below the valve rod isn't wet or it is wet but there is no
liquid flowing out, it means the valve is properly sealed.
If there is liquid flowing out the valve rod, it means the valve isn't
properly sealed and check and grinding of the valve or valve seat
are needed=>Refer to Page 69
Tips
Checking method for the intake camshaft and the exhaust camshaft is the same and therefore checking of the intake
camshaft is taken as the example below.
1. Completely clean the camshaft -1- with volatile solvent (such as
gasoline).
2. Put the camshaft -1- on the V-block.
3. Locate dial indicator and magnetic stand, jack the camshaft flange
with the dial indicator head and zero the dial indicator.
4. Turn the camshaft -1- slowly, observe and record change of the dial
indicator pointer and calculate roundness of the camshaft intermediate
journal.
Tips
Replace the camshaft -1- if roundness of its intermediate journal is
excessive.
5. Measure the cam height with a micrometer and replace the camshaft
if its measurement exceeds the limit value.
(A131) (A151) (A131) (A151)
Camshaft Intake Intake Exhaust Exhaust
camshaft camshaft camshaft camshaft
Standard 44.21mm 44.71mm 43.98mm 44.28mm
Limit
43.71mm 44.21mm 43.48mm 43.78mm
value:
1 - Crankshaft rear oil seal fixing bolt 2 - Crankshaft rear oil seal cover
Quantity: Replace 6 Replacement
Specification:M6×1.0×20
Tightening torque:8~10 Nm
3 - Cylinder block 4 - Thrust bearing
Removal and installation=>Refer to Page 133 Check, replace as necessary
5 - Crankshaft upper bearing bush 6 - Crankshaft
Check, replace as necessary Removal and installation=>Refer to Page 140
7 - Crankshaft lower bearing bush 8 - Crankshaft bearing cap
Check, replace as necessary Check, replace as necessary
9 - Crankshaft bearing cap bolt 10 - Fixing bolt of the connecting rod bearing cap
Total: 10 Total: 8
2. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the connecting rod bearing cap
and remove the connecting rod bearing cap component (with connecting
rod bearing bush) -1-.
Bolt -Arrow- tightening torque: 13~17→90° to 94°
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 8mm 12 angles sleeve
Note
Tips
Disassemble all the piston connecting rod components in the same
way.Disassemble the piston connecting rod components of
Cylinder 1 and 4 at the bottom dead center of Cylinder
1.Disassemble the piston connecting rod components of Cylinder 2
and 3 at the bottom dead center of Cylinder 2.
Note
4. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the crankshaft bearing cap and
remove the crankshaft bearing cap component (with crankshaft main
bearing bush) -1-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 33~37 Nm+60°to 64°
Bolt -Arrow- tool: E12 splined sleeve
Tips
There are marks on the bearing cap, so install parts according to
the marks on the crankshaft bearing cap.
Remove fixing bolts from outside to inside and tighten them
from inside to outside.
Tips
The thrust bearing is located at the fourth bearing, altogether two
pieces, on two back-to-back sides.
Note
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Note
Note
Ensure no impurities falls out of any of the holes on the cylinder block.
3. Use a piston guide -T61131204- to compress the piton ring, install the
piton and connecting rod assembly to the cylinder block, and ensure the
forward mark on at the top of the piston faces against the camshaft
pulley.
Note
Note
3. Visual check if the inner wall of the cylinder block has vertical scratches.If there is deep scratches, all the four
cylinders need boring.
Note
If there is any vertical scratch on the inner wall of the cylinder block, it means scuffing has occurred inside the
engine.The deeper the scratch is, the more serious the scuffing is. Replace the cylinder block if necessary.
Tips
Measure the internal diameter of the cylinder on three planes, namely
the upper plane A, middle plane B and lower plane C, in anti-thrust and
axial directions.
Standard value for cylinder internal diameter:75(+0.015,0) mm
Standard value for cylindricity of cylinder diameter:0.008 mm Thrust direction
Top
Middle Axial
direction
Bottom
5.4.4 Cylinder-boring
1. The use of oversize pistons depends on the cylinder dimension of the cylinder hole.
Dimensions Dimension mark
0.25mm extra 25
Tips
The dimension is marked at the upper part of the piston.
2. If the 0.25mm oversize piston will be used, the bored hole must pass
through the cylinder block, so as to make sure the clearance meets the
standard value. The standard measuring point for the piston's outer
diameter is shown in the picture.
Standard Measuring Point as Shown: 12mm
3. Calculate the final dimension of the bored hole according to the
piston's outer diameter (O.D.) measured.
Final dimension of bored hole = piston's O.D.+ +0.010 - 0.035mm
(gap between piston's O.D. and cylinder) - 0.02mm (edge of bored
hole)
4. Bore all the cylinders to the final dimension calculated for the bored
holes.
Note
To avoid possible deformation caused by temperature rise during the boring process, follow the sequence from
No.2 to No.4 first and then from No.1 to No.3.
When boring the cylinder, ensure the four cylinders are bored to the same dimension. Do not bore only one
cylinder to a greater dimension.
4. Install the crankshaft master bearing cap -1- and tighten the fixing
bolt -Arrow-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 33~37 Nm+60°to 64°
Bolt -Arrow- tool: E12 splined sleeve
4. Install the crankshaft master bearing cap -1- and tighten the fixing
bolt -Arrow-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 33~37 Nm+60°to 64°
Bolt -Arrow- tool: E12 splined sleeve
5. Remove the crankshaft master bearing cap -1-.
Note
6. Measure the width of the pressed part of the plastic gauge -1- based
on the scale printed on the package.
Standard valve:0.014~0.052 mm
Limit value: 0.1 mm
Tips
If the oil film clearance of the crankshaft journal doesn't meet the
standard, replace the upper and lower crankshaft bearing, and remove
the crankshaft if necessary.
3. Carefully install connecting rod bearing on the plastic gauge, and tighten the bolt with a tightening torque of 13±17
Nm and rotate it by +90°( to 94°).
4. Unscrew the bolts, and remove the rod cap carefully.
5. Adopt the gauge printed on the plastic gauge, and measure the width
of the widest part of the plastic gauge.
Standard valve:0.014~0.052 mm
Limit value: 0.1 mm
2. Select upper bearing for the crankshaft according to the mark on the
bottom of the cylinder block as well as the following table.
Cylinder block
Bearing indentification
Identification
Journal diameter mm color
mark
1 50.000~50.005 Blue (761)
2 50.005~50.010 Black(762)
3 50.010~50.015 Red(763)
2. Select lower bearing for the crankshaft according to the mark on the
rear flange of the crankshaft as well as the following table. Date of production
Crankshaft Bearing
Identification indentification
Journal diameter: mm
mark color
1 46.019~46.024 Black(757)
2 46.014~46.019 Red(758)
3 46.009~46.014 Green(759)
4 46.004~46.009 Purple(760)
11 - Connecting bolt
Total: 8
Tightening torque:13~17 Nm+90°to 94°
Removal
1. Remove the piston connecting rod components=>Refer to Page 137.
2. Remove the first piston ring -1- and the second piston ring -2- with
tools.
Note
3. Remove the upper blade -3-, the lower blade -5- and the master oil ring -4- by hand.
Note
Do not use any ring expander while installing the blade as it may damage the blade.
4 .Fix the piston and connecting rod components on the base, and ensure
the piston forward mark -Arrow B- faces upwards.
5. Press the push rod -1- with pressure tooling along -Arrow A-, and
remove the piston pin.
Tips
Place the removed piston, piston pin and connecting rod in sequence.
Installation
1. Apply engine oil on the surrounding of piston pin.
2. Fix the piston and connecting rod on the base, and insert the end of
the piston pin duct to the pin base.
3. Press the push rod -1- with pressure tooling along -Arrow- to
completely press the piston pin to the limit position.
Tips
Confirm forward marks -Arrow A- on the piston and the connecting
rod are aligning before installing with pressure tool.
Standard pressure value: 5000 - 11000 N.
If the value is smaller than the standard value, replace the piston
or both.
Keep the forward mark -Arrow B- on the piston upward while
installing.
Feeler gauge
Use a feeler gauge to check the clearance between the piston ring and
the ring-shaped slot, and replace the piston ring or replace the piston and
the piston ring if the measured value excesses the limit value.
Standard:
The first piston ring: 0.03 - 0.07 mm
The second piston ring: 0.02 - 0.06 mm
Limit value: 0.1 mm
2. Clean the cylinder hole. Install the piston ring and press it downwards
with the piston, ensuring that the piston ring and the cylinder wall are at
right angle. Use a feeler gauge to check the gap clearance, and replace
the piston ring if the gap clearance excesses the limit value.
Standard:
The first piston ring: 0.15 - 0.30 mm
The second piston ring: 0.30 - 0.50 mm
Oil ring:0.10~0.60 mm
Limit value:
The first piston ring: 0.8 mm
The second piston ring: 0.8 mm
Oil ring:1.0 mm
Feeler gauge
Use a feeler gauge to measure the side clearance at the bigger end
of connecting rod as shown in the picture.
Standard valve:0.10~0.35 mm
Limit value: 0.4 mm
Tips
The connecting rod bearing cap bolt must be checked before using; if it is found to be extended or the thread
compressed, the bolt must be replaced.
Check
1. Measure the outer diameter at A and B on the front end of connecting
rod bolt in the picture.
Position A: 15mm
Position B: 30 mm
2. If the difference between measured values of A and B excesses
standard value, the connecting rod bolt must be replaced.
Standard valve:0~0.1 mm
Removal
1. Removal of the air chamber cover=>Body and painting; Repair group:83; Exterior equipment;Removal and
installation of the air chamber cover.
2. Remove the engine trim cover assembly -1-.
3. Install the engine balance bracket with the tool number -T51131001-
and the engine balance bracket crossbar component with the tool
number -T51271002- and fix the engine assembly -1-.
6. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow B- on the engine mount bracket -1- and remove the bracket -1-.
Nuts - Arrow B - Specifications:M10×1.25
Nut -Arrow B- tightening torque: 50 - 60 Nm
Nut -Arrow B- tool: 15mm hexagon sleeve
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
6. Remove the rubber blockage -arrow A- on the battery tray on, and pry
up the harness clip - Arrow B-.
7. Unscrew fixing bolts -arrows- for the battery tray and remove the
battery tray-1-.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 14 - 16 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
8. Install the engine balance bracket with the tool number -T51131001-
and the engine balance bracket crossbar component with the tool number
-T51271002- and fix the engine assembly -1-.
10. Unscrew fixing bolt -Arrow B- and fixing nut -Arrow C- of the
transmission mounting cushion.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M10×1.25×40
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 50 - 60 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
Nuts - Arrow B - Specifications:M10×1.25
Nut -Arrow B- tightening torque: 50 - 60 Nm
Nut -Arrow B- tool: 15mm hexagon sleeve
11. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow C- of the transmission mounting
cushion and remove the transmission mounting cushion-1-.
Bolt - Arrow C - Specifications:M10×1.25×25
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 60 - 70 Nm
Bolt -Arrow C- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Adjust engine orientation to remove the transmission suspension.
12. Unscrew fixing bolt -Arrow B- and fixing nut -Arrow C- of the
transmission mounting cushion.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M12×1.25×40
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 75 - 85 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 15mm hexagon sleeve
Nuts - Arrow B - Specifications:M12×1.25
Nut -Arrow B- tightening torque: 75 - 85 Nm
Nut -Arrow B- tool: 18mm hexagon sleeve
13. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow C- of the transmission mounting cushion and remove the transmission mounting
cushion-1-.
Bolt - Arrow C - Specifications:M10×1.25×25
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 60 - 70 Nm
Bolt -Arrow C- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Adjust engine orientation to remove the transmission suspension.
18. Unscrew fixing bolt -Arrow B- and fixing nut -Arrow C- of the
transmission mounting cushion.
Bolt - Arrow B - Specifications:M12×1.5×35
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 75±85 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 15mm hexagon sleeve
Nut - Arrow C- specification:M12×1.5
Nut -Arrow C- tightening torque: 75 - 85 Nm
Nut -Arrow C- tool: 18mm hexagon sleeve
19. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- of the transmission mounting
cushion and remove the transmission mounting cushion -1-.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M10×1.25×25
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 60 - 70 Nm
Tips
Adjust engine orientation to remove the transmission suspension.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
7 Belt
7.1 Overview on Accessory Transmission
Installation
1. After the belt is installed, check carefully whether it well installed over every pulley.
Note
The belt is likely to rupture in case of installation deviation that endangers running safety.
3 Technical Parameters
Torque
Name Specification Grade Tools
Nm
10mm Hexagon
Cylinder head cover fixing bolt — 8~10
Sleeve
19mm
Coolant temperature sensor (ECT sensor) — — 10~14 combination
wrenches
M10×1.25×50 14mm Hexagon
Timing sprocket shell fixing bolt (M10) — 35.5~43.5
M10×1.25×90 Sleeve
M6×1.0×25
10mm Hexagon
Timing sprocket shell fixing bolt (M6) M6×1.0×30 — 8~12
Sleeve
M6×1.0×45
14mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the V.V.T wheel — — 59~70
Sleeve
17mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the camshaft sprocket M12×1.25×30 — 78~98
Sleeve
12mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the tension adjusting bar assembly — — 21.5~25.5
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Fixing blot for chain guide rail assembly — — 8~10
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the timing chain tensioner assembly M6×1.0×25 — 8~10
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the camshaft bearing cap (M6) M6×1.0×35 8.8 10~12
Sleeve
12mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the camshaft bearing cap (M8) M8×1.25×30 8.8 21~25
Sleeve
2. Unscrew the fixing clamp -Arrow B- of the air outlet pipe, pry up the
fixing clip -Arrow A- of the air filter upper shell and remove the air
filter upper shell -1-.
Clamp -Arrow - tightening torque: 5 - 7 Nm
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
1. Clean the sealant residue on the cylinder head cover gasket, timing chain housing and cylinder head.
Tips
The cylinder head cover gasket must be replaced.
Lubricate with clean engine oil to ensure good sealing when installing the new gasket of cylinder head cover.
2. At the -Arrow- as shown, apply a strip of liquid sealant in continuous
pearl-drops (diameter: 4 mm).
Sealant specification: LOCTITE 5699 or equal
Note
3. Tighten the fixing bolts -Arrow- on the cylinder head cover -1- in
reverse sequence as shown in the picture(10-1).
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: E10 splined sleeve
5. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow B- on the chain guide rail assembly
-2-, and remove the chain guide rail assembly.
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 8~10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
7. Fix the hexagonal part of the intake camshaft with a wrench, unscrew
bolts -Arrow- of V.V.T sprocket assembly and remove the V.V.T
sprocket assembly -1-.
8. Following the sequence as shown in the picture, first remove the front
bearing cap of the camshaft, then remove the fixing bolts on the bearing Identificati
on Mark
Number
caps of the intake and exhaust camshafts sequentially.
Size of the fixing bolt of the camshaft bearing cap: M6×1.0×35
Tightening torque for the fixing bolt of the camshaft bearing cap: 10~
12 Nm
Tool for the fixing bolt of camshaft bearing cap: 10mm hexagonal
sleeve
Size of the fixing bolt for the camshaft front bearing cap: M8×1.25×30
Tightening torque for the fixing bolt of the camshaft front bearing cap:
21~25 Nm
Tool for the fixing bolt of the camshaft front bearing cap: 12mm
hexagonal sleeve
9. Carefully remove the intake camshaft and the exhaust camshaft.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Note
Install the intake and exhaust camshafts into their installation positions.
Tips
Make sure the positioning pin -Arrow A- for the exhaust camshaft
sprocket and the positioning pin -Arrow B- for the V.V.T sprocket
assembly of the intake camshaft are installed in the positions as shown.
1. Tighten fixing bolts of intake and exhaust camshaft bearing caps to the
specified torque in the order reverse to the illustrated order and then Identificat
ion Mark
Number
tighten fixing bolts of the camshaft front bearing cap to the specified
torque.
Size of the fixing bolt of the camshaft bearing cap: M6×1.0×35
Tightening torque for the fixing bolt of the camshaft bearing cap: 10~
12 Nm
Tool for the fixing bolt of camshaft bearing cap: 10mm hexagonal sleeve
Size of the fixing bolt for the camshaft front bearing cap: M8×1.25×30
Tightening torque for the fixing bolt of the camshaft front bearing cap:
21~25 Nm
Tool for the fixing bolt of the camshaft front bearing cap: 12mm
hexagonal sleeve
Tips
No. 2 and No. 5 bearing caps of intake and exhaust camshafts are the same in shape that shall be installed by
relevant identification marks. The directions of marks on the bearing caps shall be the same as the directions
before removal.
Identification mark (printed on No. 2 and No. 5 bearing caps).
I:Air intake
E:Exhaust
2. Install the exhaust camshaft sprocket assembly => Refer to Page 123.
3. Install V.V.T sprocket assembly => Refer to Page 125.
4. Check the timing.
Tips
For removal and installation steps of the cylinder head, please refer to disassembly of the engine assembly
component: => Refer to Page 43.
7. Timing Device
7.1 Overview on Timing Device
Tips
Mark the rotation direction of the belt before removing the compressor belt.
2. Remove the front wheel cover mudguard=>Body and Paint; Repair Group: 83; Exterior Equipment; Removal and
Installation of Front Wheel Cover Mudguard.
3. Removal of the air chamber cover=>Body and painting; Repair group:83; Exterior equipment;Removal and
installation of the air chamber cover.
4. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- of the generator bracket, loosen
the fixing bolt -Arrow B- at the lower part of the generator and push the
generator component -1- towards the direction of radiator until the limit
position.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M10×1.25×35
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 32 - 40 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool:14mm combination wrench
Bolt - Arrow B - Specifications:M10×1.25×90
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 42~52 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 14mm hexagon sleeve
5. Fix the water pump pulley -1- with its fixing tool -T41131501-,
unscrew its fixing bolt -Arrow- and remove the water pump pulley -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×12
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 7 - 9 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
6. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- on the water pump assembly, and
remove the water pump assembly-1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×45
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
7. Install the engine balance hanger and engine equalizer bar crossbar
component, and fix the engine assembly -1-.
10. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow B- on the engine mount bracket -1- and remove the bracket -1-.
Nuts - Arrow B - Specifications:M10×1.25
Nut -Arrow B- tightening torque: 50 - 60 Nm
Nut -Arrow B- tool: 15mm hexagon sleeve
11. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the oil level gauge conduit
assembly and extract the oil level gauge conduit assembly -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×12
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Sealing rubber ring of the oil level gauge conduit must be replaced.
12. Remove the cylinder head cover => Refer to Page 104.
13. Remove the oil strainer => Refer to Page 172.
14. Fix the crankshaft pulley with its fixing tool, unscrew its fixing bolt
and remove the crankshaft pulley assembly -1-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 180 - 200 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: E20 splined sleeve
Tips
Apply a proper amount of engine oil to threads of the fixing bolts while
installing the crankshaft pulley.
15. Unscrew the fixing bolts -Arrow A-, -Arrow B-, -Arrow C-, -Arrow
D- and -Arrow E- on the timing chain housing, and remove the housing
carefully.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M6×1.0×25
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 8 - 12 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow B - Specifications:M6×1.0×30
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 8~12 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow C - Specifications:M6×1.0×45
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 5 - 12 Nm
Bolt -Arrow C- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow D- Specifications:M10×1.25×50
Note
The timing chain housing must be installed within 3 minutes after the
sealant is applied; otherwise remove the sealant that is already applied
and apply a new coat.
3. Replace the crankshaft front oil seal => Refer to Page 174.
4. Replace sealing ring of the cylinder head cover => Refer to Page 104.
5. Tighten fixing bolts of timing chain shell in diagonal manner.
3. Press the tension adjusting bar assembly -1- along the direction
-Arrow B- and fix the chain tensioner with the fixing pin -2- (the fixing
pin is self-provided).
4. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- on the chain tensioner -3-, and
remove the tensioner.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M6×1.0×25
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
7. Use a wrench to fix the hexagon part of the exhaust camshaft, unscrew
the bolt on the exhaust camshaft sprocket, and remove the camshaft
sprocket -1- and timing chain -2-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 78 - 98 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 17mm hexagon sleeve
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
2. Rotate the crankshaft clockwise to align the timing mark -1- on the
crankshaft sprocket and that -2- on the cylinder block.
3. Install the chain guide rail assembly -1-, and tighten the fixing bolt
-Arrow-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
4. Place the timing chain -1- on the V.V.T sprocket assembly -2-, chain
guide rail assembly -4- and crankshaft sprocket -3-.
Tips
Pay attention to the turning mark on the timing chain -1-.
Place the timing chain -1- into the guide groove of the chain guide
rail assembly -4-.
5. Align the mark -Arrow- on the V.V.T sprocket assembly and the blue
joint -1- of the timing chain.
6. Align the blue mark -2- on the timing chain with the timing mark -1-
on the crankshaft sprocket.
7. Align the blue mark on the timing chain -1- with timing mark -Arrow
A- on the exhaust camshaft sprocket -2-.
8. Install the timing chain -1- and the exhaust camshaft sprocket -2-
onto the exhaust camshaft.
9. Screw the fixing bolt -Arrow B- for the exhaust camshaft sprocket.
Tips
For the fixing bolt -Arrow B- for the exhaust camshaft sprocket, it is just
necessary to screw it, but do not tighten it.
10. Screw in the exhaust camshaft with a wrench, and align the groove
on the exhaust camshaft sprocket and the positioning pin -Arrow- of the
camshaft.
11. Use a wrench to fix the camshaft in the square-shape part, and
tighten the camshaft sprocket bolt -Arrow-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M12×1.25×30
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 78 - 98 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 17mm 6 angles sleeve
12. Install the tension adjustment lever assembly -1-, and tighten the
fixing bolt -Arrow-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 21.5 - 25.5 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
13. Before installing the timing chain tensioner, press in the plunger of
the tensioner and lock it with a locking pin.
14. Install the chain tensioner, and tighten the fixing bolt -Arrow- on it.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
15. Extract the fixing pin out of the chain tensioner.
Note
When the installation of tensioner is completed, check the alignment of the timing marks again. If the timing
marks are not aligned, re-install the timing chain following the correct procedures.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Note
When the installation of tensioner is completed, check the alignment of the timing marks.If the timing marks are
not aligned, re-install the timing chain following the correct procedures.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
Before installing the V.V.T sprocket, apply an appropriate amount of
engine oil at the following locations.
1. The insertion hole in the V.V.T sprocket (inner and outer surface) and
the bearing surface of the bolt
2. Threads of V.V.T wheel bolts and nuts
3. Camshaft end
Note
When the installation of tensioner is completed, check the alignment of the timing marks.If the timing marks are
not aligned, re-install the timing chain following the correct procedures.
8 Chain Tensioner
8.1 Removal and Installation of Chain Tensioner
Removal
1. Remove the timing sprocket shell=>133
2. Press the tension adjusting bar assembly -1- along the direction
-Arrow B- and fix the chain tensioner with the fixing pin -2- (the fixing
pin is self-provided).
3. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- on the chain tensioner -3-, and
remove the tensioner.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M6×1.0×25
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
The axial positioning of the crankshaft uses the anti-thrust gasket, and the positioning device is installed on the middle
bearing.
The crankshaft undergoes dynamic balance checking before assembly.For unbalanced crankshafts, part of the weight
should be drilled off on the heavier side of the crank, in order to meet the balance requirements. The flywheel is
designed to store energy and stabilize engine operation, and has high rotation inertia. There is a gear ring on the outer
margin of the flywheel, which engages the drive gear of the starter and helps the starter to start the engine. Flywheel
and crankshaft of the multi-cylinder engine shall undergo dynamic balance test together. In order to maintain the
relative assembly position between the flywheel and the crankshaft intact during removal and installation, it is
assembled with positioning pins. Pay attention to this during the installation.
The main components of the crankshaft and the connecting rod mechanisms include the following:
Crankshaft
Crankshaft master bushing
Thrust bearing
Front and rear crankshaft oil seals
Piston
Piston ring
Piston pin
Connecting rod
Bearing bush of the connecting rod
Check the
4 crankshaft master Normal There's a fault Operation methods
bearing for noise
Change the engine The noise increases as the RPM
RPM while increases, and becomes the loudest when Replace the crankshaft
listening for any Proceed to Step the RPM transitions from medium to master bearing, and
heavy and dull 5. high; the noise increases as the engine overhaul or replace the
noise in the rod load increases, and the engine oil crankshaft if necessary
bearing pressure drops substantially
Operate the front
electric windows
End of Find the cause from
5 and check whether Faults still exist
diagnosis other symptoms
fault occurs after
repairs
3 Technical Parameters
Torque
Name Specification Grade Tools
Nm
13~
8mm 12 angles
Connecting rod bolt — — 17→90°to
sleeve
94°
Fixing bolt for sensor gear ring — — 8~10 —
33~
E12 splined
Crankshaft bearing cap bolt — — 37→60°to
socket
64°
10mm Hexagon
Bolts of rear oil seal shell M6×1.0×10 — 8~10
Sleeve
3. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the connecting rod bearing cap
and remove the connecting rod bearing cap component (with connecting
rod bearing bush) -1-.
Bolt -Arrow- tightening torque: 13~17 Nm→90°to 94°
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 8mm 12 angles sleeve
Note
Tips
Disassemble all the piston connecting rod components in the same
way.Disassemble the piston connecting rod components of
Cylinder 1 and 4 at the bottom dead center of Cylinder
1.Disassemble the piston connecting rod components of Cylinder 2
and 3 at the bottom dead center of Cylinder 2.
Note
5. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the crankshaft bearing cap and
remove the crankshaft bearing cap component (with crankshaft main
bearing bush) -1-.
Tightening torque of bolts -Arrow-: 33-37 Nm → 60° to 64° and tool of
bolts -Arrow-: E12 spline sleeve
Tips
There are marks on the bearing cap, so install parts according to the
marks on the crankshaft bearing cap.
Tips
Install the thrust bearing on No. 4 bearing of the cylinder block. Apply
engine oil to the thrust bearing for easy installation.
Note
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Note
Note
Ensure no impurities falls out of any of the holes on the cylinder block.
2. Install the crankshaft=>Refer to Page 140.
3. Check the crankshaft axle clearance=>Refer to Page 81.
4. Check the oil film clearance of the crankshaft bearing=>Refer to Page 80.
5. Pay attention to the following notices while installing the piston connecting rod component:
Installation angle of the piston ring:
Rotate each piston ring to ensure the opening -2- of the first piston ring
is 180° to the opening -5- of the second piston ring and that the two
openings are not aligned with the axis -3- of the piston pin.
Stagger the opening -1- on the upper blade of the third oil ring from the
opening -4- on the lower blade instead of aligning.
Blade opening shall locate at the illustrated position and check whether it
may move freely in two directions.
Upper
Lower
blade
blade
Opening
Opening
Spring opening
Apply engine oil to piston periphery, piston ring and oil ring.
6. Use a piston guide -T61131204- to compress the piton ring, install the
piton and connecting rod assembly to the cylinder block, and ensure the
forward mark on at the top of the piston faces against the camshaft
pulley.
7. Check the piston connecting rod component => Refer to Page 85.
8. Check oil clearance of the crankshaft pin => Refer to Page 81
9. Remove sealant on the surface of the cylinder block before installing the crankshaft rear oil seal.
10. Apply little amount of engine oil to all areas surrounding the oil seal.
11. Apply continuous beaded specified sealant to the fitting surface between the crankshaft rear oil seal shell assembly and
the cylinder block.
Sealant specification: LOCTITE 5699 or equal
12. Install the crankshaft rear oil seal shell assembly onto the cylinder block within 3 minutes after application of the
specified sealant and tighten all fixing bolts to the specified torque.
Tips
Do not damage the crankshaft rear oil seal while installing the crankshaft rear oil seal shell assembly.
13. Remove sealant, oil and other attachment on the installation surface of the flywheel assembly, crankshaft bolt hole and
the flywheel bolt.
14. Install the flywheel assembly onto the crankshaft.
15. Fix the flywheel assembly with the flywheel stopper in the manner the same as its removal.
16. Apply little oil to the flywheel bolt surface and the crankshaft bolt hole.
17. Apply the specified sealant to the threads of the flywheel bolts.
Sealant specification: LOCTITE 2701 or equal
18. Tighten the flywheel bolts to the specified torque.
Removal
1. Disassemble the engine assembly => Refer to Page 43.
2. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the connecting rod bearing cap
and remove the connecting rod bearing cap component (with connecting
rod bearing bush) -1-.
Bolt -Arrow- tightening torque: 13~17 Nm→90°to 94°
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 8mm 12 angles sleeve
Note
Tips
Disassemble all the piston connecting rod components in the same
way.Disassemble the piston connecting rod components of
Cylinder 1 and 4 at the bottom dead center of Cylinder
1.Disassemble the piston connecting rod components of Cylinder 2
and 3 at the bottom dead center of Cylinder 2.
Note
Installation
1. Check the piston ring=>Refer to Page 88.
2. Pay attention to the following notices while installing the piston connecting rod component:
Installation angle of the piston ring:
Rotate each piston ring to ensure the opening -2- of the first piston ring
is 180°to the opening -5- of the second piston ring and that the two
openings are not aligned with the axis -3- of the piston pin.
Stagger the opening -1- on the upper blade of the third oil ring from the
opening -4- on the lower blade instead of aligning.
Blade opening shall locate at the illustrated position and check whether
it may move freely in two directions.
Upper Lower
blade blade
Opening Opening
Spring opening
Apply engine oil to piston periphery, piston ring and oil ring.
3. Lubricate the surface of the connecting rod bearing bush with clean engine oil and install the connecting rod bearing bush
onto the connecting rod.
4. Dip the piston crown and piton ring into clean engine oil, and install the piton and connecting rod component onto the
piston guide -T61131204-; ensure the position of the piton ring remains unchanged during this process.
5. Use a piston guide -T61131204- to compress the piton ring, install the
piton and connecting rod assembly to the cylinder block, and ensure the
forward mark on at the top of the piston faces against the camshaft
pulley.
6. Push the piston into the cylinder. Meanwhile, guide the connecting rod to the connecting rod journal.
Note
Don't fiercely knock the piton and connecting rod assembly, otherwise the piton ring will be damaged.
7. Lubricate the surface of the connecting rod bearing bush with engine oil and install the connecting rod bearing cap and
the connecting rod bearing bush.
8. Check oil clearance of the crankshaft pin => Refer to Page 81
Install other parts in reverse order.
3. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the connecting rod bearing cap
and remove the connecting rod bearing cap component (with connecting
rod bearing bush) -1-.
Bolt -Arrow- tightening torque: 13~17 Nm→90°to 94°
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 8mm 12 angles sleeve
Note
Tips
Disassemble all the piston connecting rod components in the same way.
Disassemble the piston connecting rod components of Cylinder 1 and 4
at the bottom dead center of Cylinder 1. Disassemble the piston
connecting rod components of Cylinder 2 and 3 at the bottom dead
center of Cylinder 2.
4. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the crankshaft bearing cap and
remove the crankshaft bearing cap component (with crankshaft main
bearing bush) -1-.
Bolt -Arrow- tightening torque: 33~37 Nm→60°to 64°
Bolt -Arrow- tool: E12 splined sleeve
Tips
There are marks on the bearing cap, so install parts according to the
marks on the crankshaft bearing cap.
Tips
Install the thrust bearing onto the No. 4 bearing of the cylinder block.
Apply engine oil to the thrust bearing for easy installation.
6. Take the crankshaft -1- out of the cylinder block.
7. Unscrew the fixing screw -Arrow- of the crankshaft position sensor gear ring and remove the crankshaft position sensor
gear ring -1-.
Screw -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Note
Avoid the crankshaft position sensor gear ring -1- being crashed and deforming, so as to prevent crankshaft position
sensor signal error.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Note
1. Install the fixing bolt -Arrow- on the crankshaft position sensor gear
ring -1-.
Note
2. Apply some engine oil on the crankshaft thrust bearing, and install the
thrust bearing to the position for the fourth bearing in the cylinder block.
Tips
During the installation, the groove on the thrust bearing should face
agaisnt the crankshaft crank arm.
3. Install the crankshaft bearing cap components -1-, and tighten the
bolts in sequence as shown in the picture.
Tips
There are marks on the bearing cap, so install parts according to the
marks on the crankshaft bearing cap.
Tips
Following installation of the crankshaft bearing cap, install the connecting rod bearing cap while keeping the camshaft not
revolving as far as possible.
4. Check the oil film clearance of the crankshaft bearing=>Refer to Page 80.
5. Check thrust clearance of the crankshaft => Refer to Page 81.
6. Check oil film clearance of the crankshaft pin => Refer to Page 81
3 Technical Parameters
Air Intake System
Torque
Name Specification Grade Tools
Nm
8mm Hexagon
Air filter intake pipe fixing bolt M6×1.0×12 8.8 4~6
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the air filter shell assembly M6×1.0×35 8.8 4~6
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Electronic throttle valve fixing nut M6×1.0×50 8 5~7
Sleeve
Fixing bolt of intake air pressure and temperature 10mm Hexagon
M6×1.0×16 8 4~6
sensor Sleeve
12mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the intake manifold M8×1.25×40 8 18~22
Sleeve
Clamp of air filter exit pipe (connected to the air 8mm Hexagon
— — 5~7
filter assembly) Sleeve
Clamp of air filter exit pipe (connected to the 8mm Hexagon
— — 5~7
electronic throttle) Sleeve
Exhaust System
Torque
Name Specification Grade Tools
Nm
Fixing bolt for the upper heat shield of the exhaust 10mm Hexagon
M6×1.0×16 10 9~11
manifold Sleeve
Fixing bolt for the lower heat shield of the exhaust 10mm Hexagon
M6×1.0×10 10 9~11
manifold Sleeve
Fixing bolt of the catalytic converter assembly 14mm Hexagon
M10×1.25 8.8 40~60
(connected to the exhaust manifold) Sleeve
Fixing bolt of the exhaust manifold bracket 14mm Hexagon
M10×1.25×20 8.8 31~39
(connected to the exhaust manifold) Sleeve
Fixing bolt of the exhaust manifold bracket 12mm Hexagon
M8×1.25×16 8.8 18~22
(connected to the cylinder block) Sleeve
12mm Hexagon
Exhaust manifold fixing nut M8×1.25 — 29~39
Sleeve
Fixing nut of the auxiliary silencer assembly 16mm Hexagon
M10×1.25 10.9 49~69
(connected to the catalytic converter assembly) Sleeve
Fixing nut of the main silencer assembly (connected 16mm Hexagon
M10×1.25 10.9 49~69
to the auxiliary silencer assembly) Sleeve
22mm
Front oxygen sensor — — 40~60 combination
wrenches
22mm
Rear oxygen sensor — — 40~60 combination
wrenches
2. Unscrew the fixing clamp -Arrow- of the air filter outlet pipe, remove
the venting pipe -1- and remove the air filter outlet pipe -2-.
Clamp -Arrow A- tightening torque: 5 - 7 Nm
3. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the air filter shell assembly and
remove the air filter shell assembly -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×35
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 4 - 6 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
5. Disconnect the connection between the PCV valve venting pipe -1-
and the intake manifold.
7. Loosen the retaining clamp -Arrow B-, disconnect the outlet pipe -1-
and the throttle.
8. Loosen the retaining clamp -Arrow C-, disconnect the inlet pipe -2-
and the throttle.
Tips
Collect the overflown fluid with a proper container when disconnecting
the cooling pipe.
9. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- on the electronic throttle, and
remove the retaining bracket -2- of the water pipe.
Bolt - Arrow A - Specifications:M6×1.0×50
Nut -Arrow A- tightening torque: 5 - 7 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
10. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow B- on the electronic throttle -1-, and
remove the electronic throttle.
Bolt - Arrow B - Specifications:M6×1.0×50
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 5~7 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
The throttle gasket must be replaced.
11. Disengage the fixing clip -Arrow A- of the engine wiring harness,
disconnect the connecting plug -Arrow B- of the solenoid valve and put
aside the engine wiring harness -1-.
12. Loosen the fixing clamp -Arrow- of the vacuum hose and disengage
the connection between the vacuum hose -1- and the venting hose -2- of
the carbon canister solenoid valve with the intake manifold.
13. Disconnect the connecting plug -Arrow B- of the intake air pressure
and temperature sensor, unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- of the intake
air pressure and temperature sensor and remove the intake air
temperature and pressure sensor -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 4 - 7 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm 6 angles sleeve
14. Remove the vacuum hose -2- and vacuum hose -3- and remove the
electronic valve -4-.
15. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the intake manifold and remove
the intake manifold assembly -1-.
Bolt -Arrow- specification: M8×1.25×40
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 18 - 22 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
The intake manifold gasket must be replaced.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
Damage of the sealing junction surface of the intake manifold leads to poor sealing.
Damage of installation hole of the fuel injector leads to untight installation or air leakage of the fuel injector.
Clean the pipeline in case of excessive oil sludge and carbon deposit inside the intake manifold pipeline.
Note
As the exhaust system pipeline is quite hot while the engine is operating, it is necessary to shut down the engine and
remove its exhaust manifold when it cools to the room temperature, or otherwise the hot parts is likely to cause personal
injury.
1. Remove the catalytic converter assembly => Refer to Page 155.
2. Remove the engine trim cover assembly -1-.
3. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- on the upper heat insulation shield
of the exhaust manifold, and remove the upper heat insulation shield-1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 9 - 11 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
5. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the exhaust manifold lower heat shield and remove the exhaust manifold lower heat
shield -2-.
Bolt - Arrow C - Specifications:M6×1.0×10
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 9 - 11 Nm
Bolt -Arrow C- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
6. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow- of the exhaust manifold and remove
the exhaust manifold assembly -1-.
Nut - Arrow- specification:M8×1.25
Nut -Arrow - tightening torque: 31 - 39 Nm
Nut -Arrow- tool: 12mm hexagon socket
Note
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
Note
As the exhaust system pipeline is quite hot while the engine is operating, it is necessary to shut down the engine and
remove its exhaust manifold when it cools to the room temperature, or otherwise the hot parts is likely to cause personal
injury.
5. Lift up the carpet -1-, pry up the fixing clip -Arrow- of the front
passenger foot rest and remove the front passenger foot rest -2-.
7. Disengage the dustproof rubber cover -1- of the front oxygen sensor.
9. Pry up the connection between the wiring harness clip -Arrow- and
the body and disengage the dustproof rubber cover -1- of the rear
oxygen sensor.
10. Disconnect the connector -Arrow- of the rear oxygen sensor and
unscrew the rear oxygen sensor -1- with removal and installation tool
-T41132201- for oxygen sensor.
Tightening torque of the rear oxygen sensor -1-: 40~60 Nm
11. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the catalytic converter assembly
and the exhaust manifold assembly and disengage the hook washer -1-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 40 - 60 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 14mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Apply a small amount of engine oil inside the installation hole of
the lug gasket to facilitate its removal or installation.
Please ask another technician to hold the auxiliary silencer
assembly for fear that it falls from high.
12. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow- of the catalytic converter assembly
and the auxiliary silencer, disengage the connection between the
catalytic converter-1- and the auxiliary silencer -2- and remove the
catalytic converter assembly -1-.
Nut - Arrow- specification:M10×1.25
Nut -Arrow - tightening torque: 49 - 69 Nm
Nut -Arrow- tool: 16mm hexagon socket
Note
The catalytic converter is expensive and fragile.Handle it carefully during its removal or installation.Otherwise, damage
may occur, causing the converter to malfunction.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
The sealing gasket is disposable that must be replaced after removal.
Note
As the exhaust system pipeline is quite hot when the engine just stops, it is required to shut down the engine and remove
its auxiliary silencer assembly only after it cools to the room temperature, or otherwise the hot parts is likely to cause
personal injury.
1. Lift the vehicle to the proper position.
2. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow- of the auxiliary silencer assembly
and the catalytic converter assembly and disengage the connection
between the catalytic converter-1- and the auxiliary silencer-2-.
Nut - Arrow- specification:M8×1.25
Nut -Arrow - tightening torque: 49 - 69 Nm
Nut -Arrow- tool: 16mm hexagon socket
Tips
Please ask another technician to hold the auxiliary silencer assembly
for fear that it falls from high.
3. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow- of the main silencer assembly and
the auxiliary silencer assembly, disengage the connection between the
auxiliary silencer-1- and the main silencer -2- and remove the auxiliary
silencer assembly-1-.
Nut - Arrow- specification:M8×1.25
Nut -Arrow - tightening torque: 49 - 69 Nm
Nut -Arrow- tool: 16mm hexagon socket
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
The sealing gasket is disposable that must be replaced after removal.
Note
As the exhaust system pipeline is quite hot while the engine is operating, it is necessary to shut down the engine and
remove its exhaust manifold when it cools to the room temperature, or otherwise the hot parts is likely to cause personal
injury.
1. Lift the vehicle to the proper position.
2. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow- between the main silencer assembly
and the auxiliary silencer assembly and disengage the connection
between the auxiliary silencer -1- and the main silencer -2-.
Nut - Arrow- specification:M8×1.25
Nut -Arrow - tightening torque: 49 - 69 Nm
Nut -Arrow- tool: 16mm hexagon socket
Tips
Apply a small amount of engine oil inside the installation hole of
the lug gasket to facilitate its removal or installation.
Please ask another technician to hold the silencer assembly for
fear that it falls from high.
4. Remove the main silencer assembly -2-.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
Tips
Replace the damaged parts if necessary.
Adjustment
If the exhaust system generates resonance and clicks at the same time, generally, it means a part of the exhaust system is not
properly aligned.So, check the parts of the exhaust system for breakage, or loose lug gaskets or insulation plates, and adjust
or replace the parts if necessary.
Perform the following steps when aligning the exhaust system:
1. Ensure that the vehicle is level.
2. Loosen the connections between the parts in the exhaust system.
3. Perform the alignment starting from the front end of the exhaust system.
4. When connecting the exhaust system parts, ensure that the corresponding flanges are properly contacted.
5. After the alignment, tighten all nuts at the connections.
14 Lubrication System
1 Overview
The medium of the engine lubrication system is the engine oil, which performs the functions of lubrication, cleaning,
cooling, sealing and anti-corrosion for the engine parts. When the lubrication system is working properly, the engine oil
pump sucks the engine oil from the oil pan via the engine oil strainer, and delivers it to all the parts that require lubrication,
through pipes or oil channels inside the unit. When the engine oil is delivered to the moving parts or friction surfaces, it
creates an oil film and reduces friction resistance as well as wear on the parts.As it flows, the engine oil also draws away the
heat of the moving parts and the friction surfaces, as well as the metal dust caused by friction, thus ensuring optimal
mechanical operation. When the engine oil reaches the internal wall of the cylinder, it also performs a sealing function.The
engine oil enters the gaps between the internal wall of the cylinder, the piston and the piston ring, so that it is sealed when
the piston moves back and forth inside the cylinder.
Engine oil is the medium of the lubrication system, the quality of which directly influences the normal operation of the
system. The selection of engine oil must comply with the vehicle's operation requirement.If it is too thick, it cannot easily
flow through the pipes and oil channels, thus increasing the resistance in the parts and friction surfaces, or even leading to
direct friction between the mechanical parts due to inability to form an oil film.If it is too thin, the engine oil is overly fluid
and the oil film it creates will soon be destroyed under high temperatures. If mixed with water, the engine oil will create
emulsion, which can not lubricate the parts and even cause rust and jamming to the parts and friction surfaces. Therefore, it
is necessary to check the level and quality of engine oil on a regular basis.
The main components of the lubrication system include the following:
Oil strainer
Engine oil pump
Engine oil regulating valve
Oil channel (pipe or oil channel inside the unit)
Oil filter
Engine oil pressure switch
Oil pressure alarm
3 Technical Parameters
Torque
Name Specification Grade Tools
Nm
12mm Hexagon
Bolts of the oil filter seat M8×1.25×30 8.8 18~22
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Oil pan bolt M6×1.0×10 8.8 7~9
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Oil dipstick assembly bolt M6×1.0×12 8.8 8~10
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Bell housing bolt M6×1.0×16 8.8 8~10
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Oil strainer bolt (M6) M6×1.0×20 8.8 8~12
Sleeve
12mm Hexagon
Oil strainer bolt (M8) M8×1.25×20 8.8 10.5~12.5
Sleeve
Tips
Check the oil filter bracket pad, and replace it as necessary.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
Clean the installation plane between the oil filter bracket and the cylinder block.
After the installation and refilling, start the engine and keep it at idle speed, then check for oil leakage.
Removal
1. Turn off the ignition and all electrical equipment.
2. Disconnect the battery negative cable=>Electrical Equipment: Repair Group: 60; Power Distribution; Battery: Battery
Cables: Disconnection and Connection of Battery Negative Cable.
3. Remove the starter assembly => Refer to Page 434
4. Disengage the connecting plug -Arrow- of the oil pressure sensor.
5. Unscrew the fixing screw -Arrow A- of the oil pressure sensor insert
and remove the oil pressure sensor insert-1-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 0.5 - 1.5 Nm
6. Unscrew the oil pressure sensor -2-.
Tightening torque of oil pressure sensor -2-: 9~11 Nm
Tool of oil pressure sensor -2-: 24mm hexagonal sleeve
Note
Before installing the engine oil pressure switch, clean the threads
and the threaded hole of the engine oil pressure switch.
When installing the engine oil pressure switch, apply some
sealant to the threads of the engine oil pressure switch.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
1. Remove any sealant remaining on threaded holes of the oil pressure
switch and cylinder block.
2. Apply a layer of sealant evenly on the thread part -Arrow- of the oil
pressure switch.
Sealant specification: LOCTITE 565 or equal
Tips
Be careful when applying sealant; avoid the sealant at the end of the
thread part being squeezed out.
Tips
A simple test of the engine oil pressure switch is outlined below.If specialized tools are available, the test should follow the
manufacturer instructions.
1. Set the multimeter to ohm mode, and connect the probes of the
multimeter to the housing and connector terminal of the engine oil
pressure switch -1-.If the multimeter shows anything other than zero, it
means the engine oil pressure switch has proper conduction. However, if
no value or zero is shown, it indicates failure exists in the engine oil
pressure switch.Then replace the engine oil pressure switch.
2. Connect the manual air pump (with barometer), connectors, ducts and
engine oil pressure switch -1- respectively.
3. Set the multimeter to ohm position and connect its probes to the shell
of the oil pressure switch -1- and the connector terminal respectively.
4. Pump a pressure into the engine oil pressure switch with the manual
air pump.If the multimeter shows infinite pressure, it means the switch
is open circuited.Otherwise, it indicates failure exists in the engine oil
pressure switch.
Tips
If the results of both tests above are normal it means the engine oil
pressure switch is up to standards.Otherwise, it indicates failure
and replacement is required. If specific alarming pressure value is
needed, test with specialized tools.
Standard alarming pressure value of the engine oil pressure switch
is 15 - 30Kpa.
Tips
No accessory is provided for the oil pump for the present; if damaged, replace the timing sprocket shell assembly=>Refer to
Page 114.
Removal
1. Drain the engine oil=>General Description; Repair Group 01; General Information; Engine Oil Draining and Filling.
2. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the bell housing -1- and remove
the bell housing -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Note
Clean the installation surfaces on the oil pan and the cylinder
block with a strong solvent (such as gasoline).
Pay attention to the expiry date on the sealant.
Remove sealant on oil pan and cylinder block surface, clean and
apply sealant as per the illustrated requirement.
Apply sealant to the joint between cylinder block and front cover
and the joint between cylinder block and rear oil seal to the
diameter of 4mm.
Avoid applying too much sealant; otherwise the redundant
sealant will get into the oil pan and block the filter screen on the
engine oil pump.
The oil pan must be installed within 3 minutes after the sealant is
applied, otherwise remove the sealant that is already applied and
apply a new coat.
Sealant specification: LOCTITE 5970 or equal
Do not refill engine oil till at least one hour after the oil pan has
been installed.
After re-filling the engine oil, start the engine and keep it at idle
speed, then check for oil leakage and the oil level.
While installing the oil drain plug, replace its washer.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
The O-ring is a disposable part, which should be replaced after O ring
being removed.
Make sure the O-ring is entirely retained in the recess of the engine
Oil filter
oil strainer; avoid any torsion or damage to the O-ring.
Notch
Tips
The sealing ring -2- under the oil level gauge conduit assembly -1- must
be replaced.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
Torque wrench
T61131203-Crankshaft front oil seal conduit
T61131202-Crankshaft front oil seal installer T61131207-Tool for fixing crankshaft pulley
Removal
1. Remove the drive belt => Refer to Page 98
2. Remove the right front wheel cover fender =>Body and painting; Repair group: 83: Exterior equipment; Front wheel
cover fender: Removal and installation of the front wheel cover fender.
3. Fix the crankshaft pulley with its fixing tool -T61131207-, unscrew its
fixing bolt -Arrow- and remove the crankshaft pulley assembly -1-.
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 180 - 200 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: E20 splined sleeve
Tips
Apply a proper amount of engine oil to threads of the fixing bolts while
installing the crankshaft pulley.
4. Carefully pry out the crankshaft front oil seal -1- with a screwdriver.
Note
Cover the head of the screwdriver with tape or flexible cloth to avoid
damaging the timing sprocket shell.
Note
Installation
1. Install the crankshaft front oil seal onto the crankshaft front oil seal
duct -T61131203-, and install the assembled crankshaft front oil seal
duct assembly onto the crankshaft journal.
Tips
Apply little oil to the entire inner ring of the oil seal flange before
installation.
2. Use the crankshaft front oil seal installer -T61131202- to press the
crankshaft front oil seal onto the timing sprocket shell, and use a
hammer to evenly knock it into installing position.
Tips
Ensure that the outer surface of the crankshaft front oil seal is level to
its surrounding edge.
Tips
No accessory is provided separately for the rear oil seal of the crankshaft for the present; if damaged, replace the rear oil
seal of the crankshaft.
Removal
Applicable to the manual transmission
1. Remove the clutch => Manual transmission; Repair group: 30: Clutch; Removal and installation of the clutch.
Applicable to the automatic transmission
2. Remove the power assembly => Refer to Page 16
3. Disconnect the automatic transmission connector - arrow A-, and
disengage the harness fixing clip - arrow B-.
6. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the bell housing -1- and remove
the bell housing -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Rotate the crankshaft pulley -1- clockwise, so that the next connecting
bolt - arrow - of the hydraulic torque converter rotates to lower position
directly to facilitate dismantling, and totally six bolts are unscrewed.
10. Loosen the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the flywheel but do not unscrew it,
remove the flywheel stopper -T61131201-, unscrew flywheel fixing bolt
-Arrow- and remove the flywheel -1-.
(AT) Bolt -Arrow- Size: M11×1.0×17.5
(MT) Bolt -Arrow- Size: M11×1.0×25
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 90 - 105 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 17mm hexagon sleeve
Note
Apply a proper amount of LOCTITE 2701 or equivalent product to threads of the flywheel bolts while installing.
11. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the oil pan.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×10
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 7 - 9 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
12. Remove the fixing bolt -Arrow- on the crankshaft rear oil seal cover
-1-, and remove the oil seal cover.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×20
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Installation
1. Clean sealant residual on the installation surface of the cylinder block.
2. Apply a small amount of engine oil onto the sealing lip of the crankshaft rear oil seal.
3. As shown in the figure, apply a strip of liquid sealant in continuous
pearl-drops on the crankshaft rear oil seal installation surface of the
cylinder block.
Sealant specification:LOCTITE 5699 or equal
Tips
The oil seal cover oil must be installed within 3 minutes after the sealant is applied.
Tips
Check for oil leakage.
15 Cooling System
1 Overview
The internal combustion engine generates large amounts of heat.At present, the heat conversion efficiency of gasoline
engines is around 28%, and up to 72% of the energy is radiated into the atmosphere as heat. If the heat isn't radiated timely,
the engine will suffer from ineffective lubrication, piston scuffing, burnt crankshaft bushings and other serious damage due
to overheating. If the engine radiation is uneven, it will also lead to overheating in some parts, thus causing damage.
Therefore, the engine needs a good cooling system to eliminate extra heat.
If the cooling system undergoes excessive heat radiation, the working temperature of the engine will get too low so that the
engine oil becomes too thick to lubricate the moving parts of the engine.If the parts that need lubrication are not properly
lubricated, the operating resistance of the engine will increase. Meanwhile, the excessive heat consumption will diminish
the engine fuel economy.
If the radiation of the cooling system is inefficient, the working temperature of the engine will get too high so that the
engine oil becomes excessively hot and affects the formation of oil film over the surface of the moving parts, which
prevents the lubrication of the moving parts.If the heat isn't radiated promptly, some parts will expand excessively, causing
stagnation and leading to piston scuffing and burnt bushing.
A good cooling system can properly adjust and control the engine working temperature, thus achieving ideal power output
and excellent fuel economy.
The main components of the cooling system include the following:
Radiator
Electronic fan
Thermostat
Inlet/outlet pipes
Water pump
Auxiliary radiator
Coolant temperature sensor (ECT sensor)
3 Technical Parameters
Torque
Name Specification Grade Tools
Nm
10mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the thermostat shell M6×1.0×22 8.8 8~10
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Condenser fixing bolt M6×1.0×16 8.8 9~12
Sleeve
Fixing screw of the auxiliary radiator — — 9~11 —
Fixing screw of the electronic fan — — 9~11 —
10mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the water pump driving wheel M6×1.0×10 8.8 7~9
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the water pump M6×1.0×45 8.8 8~10
Sleeve
5 Thermostat
5.1 How it works
The thermostat is the valve controlling coolant path and flow that is generally installed at the engine water inlet (connected
with water outlet hose of the radiator). It is a kind of wax thermostat that is able to adjust automatically coolant path and
flow by water temperature to form large and small circulations of the cooling system.
The paraffin inside the wax-type thermostat expands with heat and contracts with cold. When the coolant temperature is
lower than the set value (the set value is decided at the time of design and production), the delicate wax inside the
thermostat temperature sensor turns to solid state with reduced volume so that it will not push open the valve through the
pushrod. In this case, the thermostat valve closes the passage between engine and radiator under the return effect of the
spring and coolant returns back to the engine through the water pump to carry out small engine circulation; when the coolant
temperature arrives at the set value, the wax melts and turns to liquid state, when its volume increases gradually and forces
the rubber hose to contract. While the rubber hose is contracting, it exerts upward thrust to the pushrod and the pushrod
generates downward reaction thrust to the valve to make the valve open. The coolant flows back to the engine through
radiator and thermostat valve to perform the large engine circulation.
4. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of thermostat shell and remove the
thermostat shell -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×22
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Note
When installing the thermostat -1-, set the air outlet -Arrow- to
the very top end.
Once the thermostat is installed, start the engine and check for
coolant leakage.
Engine may not operate without a thermostat as removal of the
thermostat will cause adverse effect and result in lowered cooling
efficiency. Therefore, the thermostat cannot be removed even in
the event of engine overheat.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
Tips
If the opening temperature of the thermostat doesn't meet the standard,
replace the thermostat.
3. Gradually heat water to 95℃, check whether the valve opens to the
maximum opening a and replace the thermostat if valve opening is
inconsistent with the requirement.
Max. valve openness "a":≥ 8 mm
Tips
a:Max. valve openness
b: Greatest openness
b: Remaining closed
Max. valve openness a=c-b
4. Cool down the water to 80~84℃ or below, and check whether the
valve is fully closed.If not, replace the thermostat.
Tips
If the openness "a" or closing of the thermostat doesn't meet the standard, replace the thermostat.
6 Radiator
6.1 Removal and Installation of the Radiator
Note
To avoid damaging the pipeline and the pipe connectors, don't excessively stretch or bend the pipes.
Once disconnected, seal the pipe connectors in order to prevent impurities from entering the pipes.
Removal
1. Remove the front bumper assembly =>Body and painting; Repair group: 83: Exterior equipment; Front bumper: Removal
and installation of the front bumper assembly.
2. Remove the water tank upper beam=>Vehicle Body and painting; Repair group: 83; Exterior equipment; Removal and
installation of water tank upper beam.
3. Drain the coolant=>Overview; Repair Group:01: General Information; Service and Maintenance: Work Description:
Coolant: Replace.
4. Remove the auxiliary radiator => Refer to Page 192.
5. Remove the electronic fan => Refer to Page 197.
6. Loosen the fixing clamp -Arrow- of the radiator feed hose and
disengage the radiator feed hose -1-.
9. Loosen the fixing clamp -Arrow- of the radiator drain pipe and
disengage the radiator drain pipe -1-.
Tips
Collect the spilt automatic transmission oil with a proper
container.
Wrap and seal the pipeline after disconnection of the oil pipe for
fear of entry of impurities into the pipeline.
After installing oil tube of the transmission oil cooler, check the
automatic transmission oil level and fill the automatic transmission
oil if necessary.
Applicable to all models
10. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the condenser.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×16
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 9 - 12 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 8mm hexagon sleeve
11. Lift up the condenser -2-, disengage its connection with the radiator
-1- and take out the radiator assembly -1- carefully.
Tips
It is not necessary to disconnect pipeline of the A/C condenser -2-.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
Add coolants to the standard level, and check the tightness of the coolant pipeline.
Tips
Don't wash the radiator with a pressure washer, because this can deform
the radiation fins.
Check
1. Check the surface of the radiator for cracks, rust, and other damage, paying particular attention to the bending and
connecting parts, and replace it if necessary.
2. Check the fins of the radiator for bending or other damage, and replace them if necessary.
3. Check whether the radiator core bends and whether any joint has rust and leakage and replace if necessary.
Note
Once disconnected, seal the pipe connectors in order to prevent impurities from entering the pipes.
1. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the air filter intake pipe and
remove the air filter intake pipe -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×12
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 4 - 6 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 8mm hexagon sleeve
2. Disengage the wiring harness clip -Arrow A- and unscrew the upper
fixing screw -Arrow B- of the auxiliary radiator assembly.
Screw -Arrow B- tightening torque: 9 - 11 Nm
3. Loosen the fixing clamp -Arrow A- of the auxiliary radiator hose and
disengage the connection between the auxiliary radiator hose -2- and the
auxiliary radiator assembly -1-.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
After the installation of auxiliary radiator is completed, add coolants to the standard level, and check the tightness of
the coolant pipeline.
8 Water Pump
8.1 Removal and Installation of Water Pump
Special Tools and Maintenance Equipment Required
Removal
1. Drain the coolant=>Overview; Repair Group:01: General Information; Service and Maintenance: Work Description:
Coolant: Replace.
2. Remove the right front wheel cover fender =>Body and painting; Repair group: 83: Exterior equipment; Front wheel
cover fender: Removal and installation of the front wheel cover fender.
3. Remove the engine drive belt => Refer to Page 98.
4. Use the water pump fixing tooling -T41131501- to fix the water pump
pulley-1–,and unscrew the fixing bolts -Arrow-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×10
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 7 - 9 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
5. Remove the water pump pulley -1-.
6. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- on the water pump assembly -1-, and
remove the water pump assembly.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M6×1.0×45
Bolt -Arrow - tightening torque: 8 - 10 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
The O-ring is a disposable part, which should be replaced after
being removed.
Make sure the O-ring is entirely retained in the recess of the water
pump; avoid any torsion or damage to the O-ring.
Tips
Replace the water pump -1- if its appearance and shell are
damaged.
Replace the water pump in case of the trace of coolant leakage at
the position -Arrow- of the water pump bearing.
3. Check whether the water pump pulley -1- turns smoothly.
Tips
Replace the water pump if water pump pulley -1- and impeller -2- are
unsmooth in turning or loose.
Danger
The electronic fan may engage at any time. So, don't touch it before disconnecting its power supply.
1. Turn off the ignition and all electrical equipment.
2. Disconnect the battery negative cable=>Electrical Equipment: Repair Group: 60; Power Distribution; Battery: Battery
Cables: Disconnection and Connection of Battery Negative Cable.
3. Remove the auxiliary radiator => Refer to Page 192
4. Pry up the wiring harness clip -Arrow B- and disconnect the power
supply connector -Arrow A- of the electronic fan.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures.
Diagnosis Diagnosis
Sensor Actuators
Engine
The Engine Electronic Control System is comprised primarily of the sensor, microprocessor (ECU), and the actuator, which
controls the air quantity, oil quantity and ignition advance angle.
In the engine electronic control system, the sensor is as an input part, used to measure various physical signals (temperature,
pressure, etc.), and converts them into an electric signal; ECU receives the sensor's input signal, and calculates & processes
them based on a specific program, then generates the corresponding control signal, outputs them to the power driving circuit,
which takes different actions by actuating various actuators, and enables the engine to run according to the specific control
strategy; the fault diagnosis system of ECU monitors all parts or controlling functions, and once it detects a fault and gets
confirmation, it will store the fault code and invoke the function of "limp home"; as soon as it detects that the fault has been
cleared out, it will restore the normal value and return to service again.
The main character of the electronic control system equipped for this model is its control strategy based on the torque. The
main purpose to take the torque as a major control strategy is to connect all control targets together.
The basic components of the engine electronic control system include:
Electronic Control Unit (ECU)
The system achieves phase control through inlet/exhaust camshaft, which effectively reduces the low-speed emission of the
engine and improves the high-speed torque of the engine. The ECU works out the target phase of the inlet/exhaust camshaft
according to the working conditions of the vehicle as well as the driving instructions of the driver; meanwhile, it derives the
phase information from the phase sensor. In this way, the system realizes a closed-loop control of the camshaft phases.
Compared to engines with no V.V.T control systems, the V.V.T system can help engine that has one to reduce fuel
consumption, reduce emission and improve the maximum power.
Note
Tips
A stroke means a driving cycle during which all OBD tests can be carried out. The testing procedure for National Ⅳ
emission (part I + part II) can be taken as criterion.
Activation rule for fault indicator SVS:
− Type C: the fault code is recorded and SVS indicator is lighted up when the fault happens but MIL indicator is not
lighted up.
Fault Z: the fault diagnostic system makes no diagnosis of type Z fault.
2.2 P010528 Intake air pressure sensor signal not fluctuating (freezing) P010600
Signal of intake air pressure sensor unreasonable P010711 Intake air pressure
sensor signal circuit undervoltage P010812 Intake air pressure sensor signal circuit
overvoltage P210612 Power drive level fault of electronic throttle (short) P210619
Power drive level fault of electronic throttle (overheat or overcurrent) P210692
Power drive level fault of electronic throttle (SPI bus or signal) P210613 Power
drive level fault of electronic throttle (open) P210629 Load monitoring fault
DTC trigger
DTC DTC Definition DTC testing conditions Possible causes
conditions
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Engine speed more No pressure drop after
Intake pressure sensor Intake manifold
than 800rmp. start
P010528 signal is not fluctuating absolute
Throttle opening Pressure drop less than
(frozen) pressure/atmospheri
less than 10 20hpa after start
c pressure sensor
fault
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Pressure displayed by
Signal of intake air Intake manifold
Engine speed more the pressure sensor
P010600 pressure sensor absolute
than 2000rmp. goes beyond the limit
unreasonable pressure/atmospheri
value
c pressure sensor
fault
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Air intake pressure Intake manifold
Pressure sensor voltage
P010711 sensor signal circuit — absolute
<0.195V
voltage is too low pressure/atmospheri
c pressure sensor
fault
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Air intake pressure Intake manifold
Pressure sensor voltage
P010812 sensor signal circuit — absolute
>4.883V
voltage is too high pressure/atmospheri
c pressure sensor
fault
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Power drive level fault Intake manifold
P210612 of electronic throttle — — absolute
(short) pressure/atmospheri
c pressure sensor
fault
DTC testing
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible causes
conditions
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Power drive level fault
Intake manifold
of electronic throttle
P210619 — — absolute
(overheat or
pressure/atmospheri
overcurrent)
c pressure sensor
fault
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Power drive level fault Intake manifold
P210692 of electronic throttle — — absolute
(SPI bus or signal) pressure/atmospheri
c pressure sensor
fault
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Power drive level fault Intake manifold
P210613 of electronic throttle — — absolute
(open) pressure/atmospheri
c pressure sensor
fault
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Intake manifold
P2106 29 Load monitoring fault — absolute
pressure/atmospheri
c pressure sensor
fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the connector T4g of the intake manifold pressure and temperature sensor, check the connector T4g for crack
and abnormality and check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
5. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T4g/4 of the intake manifold pressure and temperature
sensor connector and pin T112/91 of the engine control unit connector is
conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
6. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T4g/3 of the intake manifold pressure and temperature
sensor connector and pin T112/85 of the engine control unit connector is
conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
9. Replace the intake manifold pressure and temperature sensor, re-diagnose and read the fault code to see whether it still
exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− No Replace the intake manifold pressure temperature sensor.
10. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test to diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No-Replace the engine control unit.
2.3 P011216 Signal circuit of intake air temperature sensor undervoltage P011317
Signal circuit of intake air temperature sensor overvoltage P011629 Signal of
intake air temperature sensor unreasonable
DTC testing
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible causes
conditions
Wiring harness or
In excess of the
plug fault
Intake air temperature Post-start time upper limit value,
Intake manifold
P011216 sensor signal circuit over: 240S short to ground
pressure and
voltage is too low Fuel not cutoff Inlet temperature>
temperature sensor
138℃
faulty
In excess of the
Wiring harness or
Intake air temperature Post-start time lower limit value,
plug fault
P011317 sensor signal circuit over: 240S short to ground
Intake temperature
voltage too high Fuel not cutoff Inlet temperature<
sensor fault
38.25℃
Wiring harness or
Signal of intake air
plug fault
P011629 temperature sensor — —
Intake temperature
unreasonable
sensor fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the connector T4g of the intake manifold pressure and temperature sensor, check the connector T4g for crack
and abnormality and check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T4g/1 of the intake manifold pressure and temperature
sensor connector and pin T112/102 of the engine control unit connector
is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
3. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T4g/2 of the intake manifold pressure and temperature
sensor connector and pin T112/109 of the engine control unit connector
is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 4.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
4. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T4g/3 of the intake manifold pressure and temperature
sensor connector and pin T112/85 of the engine control unit connector
is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
5. Check whether the resistance between pin T4g/2 and pin T4g/3 of the
intake manifold pressure and temperature sensor connector is the normal
resistance.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− No The sensor is at fault and replace the intake manifold pressure
and temperature sensor
7. Check whether the wire between pin T4g/1 of the intake manifold
pressure and temperature sensor connector and the body grounding is
short.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
8. Replace the intake manifold pressure and temperature sensor, carry out road test, re-diagnose and read the fault code to
see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 9.
− No Replace the intake manifold pressure temperature sensor.
9. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test to diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No-Replace the engine control unit.
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the connector T3g of the engine coolant temperature sensor, check the connector T3g for crack and
abnormality and check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
5. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T3g/3 of the engine coolant temperature sensor connector
and positive terminal of the battery is short.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 6.
6. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T3g/3 of the engine coolant temperature sensor connector
and the body is short.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 7.
8. Replace the engine coolant temperature sensor, re-diagnose and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 9.
− No Replace the engine coolant temperature sensor.
9. Replace the engine control unit; diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No-Replace the engine control unit.
Diagnostic steps:
1. Check if the knock sensor connector is correctly and safely installed.
− Yes Proceed to Step 2.
− No Re-fasten the knock sensor connector.
2. Check if the type and tightening torque of the fixing bolt on the knock sensor are correct.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No Replace the bolt, and tighten the knock sensor with defined tighten torque.
7. Check whether pins T2o/1 and T2o/2 of the knock sensor connector
are short to the body grounding.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
8. Replace the knock sensors; diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Proceed to Step 9.
− No Replace the knock sensor.
9. Check whether the power supply and grounding circuit of the engine control unit are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
10. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No-Replace the engine control unit.
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the connector T3a of the camshaft position sensor, check the connector T3a for crack and abnormality and
check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. With the ignition under ON status, disconnect the camshaft position
sensor connector T3a and check whether there is 12V voltage between
its pin T3a/1 and pin T3a/3.
− Yes The sensor if faulty and replace the camshaft position sensor.
− No Proceed to step 3.
5. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T3a/3 of the camshaft position sensor connector and pin
T112/95 of the electronic engine control unit connector is conductive.
6. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T3a/1 of the camshaft position sensor connector and pin
T112/98 of the electronic engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
7. Disconnect negative cable of the battery, and check whether the wire
between pin T3a/2 of the camshaft position sensor connector and
positive terminal of the battery is short.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
8. Check whether the wire between pin T3a/2 of the camshaft position
sensor connector and the body grounding is short.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9. Replace the camshaft position sensor, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− No Replace camshaft position sensor
10. Replace the electronic engine control unit; and perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No, replace the engine control unit.
2.7 P048014 Control circuit fault of cooling fan relay (low speed) P048114 Control
circuit fault of cooling fan relay (high speed) P069212 Control circuit of cooling fan
relay short to power supply (low speed) P069311 Control circuit of cooling fan
relay short to ground (high speed) P069412 Control circuit of cooling fan relay
short to power supply (high speed)
DTC testing
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible causes
conditions
Wiring harness or plug
Cooling Fan Relay
fault
P048014 Control Circuit Fault — —
Electronic fan relay fault
(Low Speed)
Electronic fan fault
Wiring harness or plug
Cooling fan relay
fault
P048114 control circuit fault — —
Electronic fan relay fault
(high speed)
Electronic fan fault
Cooling fan relay Wiring harness or plug
Signal current
control circuit short Drive level switch fault
P069111 Short to power
to ground(low speed open status Electronic fan relay fault
supply
speed) Electronic fan fault
Cooling fan relay
Wiring harness or plug
control circuit short to
P069212 — — fault
power supply (low
Electronic fan relay fault
speed)
Cooling fan relay Wiring harness or plug
P069311 control circuit short to — — fault
ground (high speed) Electronic fan relay fault
Cooling fan relay
Wiring harness or plug
control circuit short
P069412 — — fault
to power supply (high
Electronic fan relay fault
speed)
Diagnostic steps:
1. Remove the electronic fan relay 1 J101 and electronic fan relay 2 J102, and check if there's abnormality or rust on the
connecting plug.
− Yes - Clean the connector and the pin.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Turn off the ignition, remove the electronic fan relays J101 and J102
from the front compartment electric box, and check if the relay is
normal.
Multimeter
Conditions Rated value
connecting pins
Common status
Constant state Connectivity
85-86
Between pin 85 and
pin 86, apply supply 30-87 Connectivity
voltage
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No Replace the cooling fan relay J101 and J102.
4. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T14a/8 of low speed fan connector of the front
compartment electrical box and pin T4c/C of the electronic fan
connector and the wire between pin T20a/10 of the front compartment
electrical box connector and pin T4c/D of the electronic fan connector
are conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
6. Check whether the wires between pins T112/56 and T112/31 of the
engine control unit connector and the body grounding are short.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 7.
7. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No-Replace the engine control unit.
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the connector T3h of the crankshaft position sensor, check the connector T3h for crack and abnormality and
check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes: Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Turn the digital multimeter to ohm position and check whether the
resistance between pin T3h/1 and pin T3h/3 of the sensor connector is
normal resistance.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No-The sensor is faulty and replaced the crankshaft position
sensor.
3. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112 and check whether
the wire between pin T3h/2 of the crankshaft position sensor and pin
T112/96 of the engine control unit connector is conductive with the
ignition under LOCK status.
− Yes Proceed to Step 4.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
4. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T3h/1 of the crankshaft position sensor and pin T112/108 of
the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
5. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wires
between pins T3h/1, T3h/2 and T3h/3 of the crankshaft position sensor
connector and positive terminal of the battery are short.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 6.
6. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wires
between pins T3h/1, T3h/2 and T3h/3 of the crankshaft position sensor
connector and the body grounding are short.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 7.
7. Replace the crankshaft position sensor, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 8.
− No Replace the crankshaft position sensor.
8. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No-Replace the engine control unit.
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the connecting plug T6e of the clutch switch, check the connecting plug T6e for crack and abnormality and
check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire between
pin T6e/C of the clutch pedal switch connector and pin T112/6 of the
engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
3. Check whether the wire between pin T6e/C of the clutch switch
connector and positive terminal of the battery is short.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 4.
4. Check whether the wire between pin T6e/C of the clutch switch
connector and the body grounding is short.
− Yes-Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 5.
5. Check whether the wire between pin T6e/D of the clutch switch
connector and the body grounding is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
6. Replace the clutch switch, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− No Replace the clutch switch.
7. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No-Replace the engine control unit.
2.10 P000A26 Operating fault of intake VVT (delay) P000A29 Operating fault of
intake VVT (jamming) P001013 Fault of VVT intake control valve circuit P001200
Intake VVT not at the default position at start P208811 VVT intake control valve
circuit undervoltage P208912 VVT intake control valve circuit overvoltage P210612
Power drive level fault of electronic throttle (short)
DTC trigger
DTC DTC Definition DTC testing conditions Possible causes
conditions
VVT self-learning
completed
Oil temperature:
(-40~130) Wiring harness or
Water temperature: Difference between plug fault
A Slow response of
(39.75~120) VVT actual angle VVT intake control
P000A26 camshaft position
Speed range:(600~ and the target angle valve fault
actuator
6000) >9 Engine control unit
No fault of VVT fault
control valve
Engine operating time
<1.5s
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Operating fault of VVT intake control
P000A29 — —
intake VVT (jamming) valve fault
Engine control unit
fault
Wiring harness or
Diagnose by signal
plug fault
voltage
Fault of VVT intake VVT intake control
P001013 Drive level switch open Alarm of fault
control valve circuit valve fault
during circuit open
Engine control unit
loop
fault
DTC trigger
DTC DTC Definition DTC testing conditions Possible causes
conditions
VVT self-learning
completed
Oil temperature:
(-40~130)
Wiring harness or
Water temperature:
Difference between plug fault
The Intake VVT Is not (0~130)
the actual angle and VVT intake control
P001200 in the Default Position The target angle is less
the default position valve fault
at Starting than 5°around the
angle is >=15 Engine control unit
default position
fault
No fault of VVT
control valve
Engine operating time
<1.5s
Wiring harness or
plug fault
VVT intake control Signal current
Drive level switch open VVT intake control
P208811 valve circuit Short to
status valve fault
undervoltage ground
Engine control unit
fault
Wiring harness or
plug fault
VVT intake control Signal current
Drive level switch open VVT intake control
P208912 valve circuit Short to power
status valve fault
overvoltage supply
Engine control unit
fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the connecting plug T2ef of VVT intake control valve, and check whether the T2ef plug has cracks or
abnormality, and whether there's corrosion or rust on the pin.
− Yes: Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Check if the fuse FB03 (10A) in the front compartment electric box is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No Replace the fuse FB03.
4. Check whether the wire between pin T2ef/1 of VVT intake control
valve connector and pin T20a/8 of the front compartment electrical box
fuse is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− No - Repair the faulty line.
6. Check whether the wires between pins T2ef/1 and T2ef/2 of VVT
intake control valve connector and the body grounding are short.
7. Replace the VVT intake control valve, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 8.
− No Replace VVT intake control valve.
8. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No, replace the engine control unit.
DTC testing
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible causes
conditions
Camshaft position
sensor signal
unstable
Crankshaft position
sensor fault
Camshaft position
Relative position
Crankshaft and Difference of the sensor fault
deviation signal
camshaft crankshaft and camshaft Impulse ring of the
P001629 between crankshaft and
self-adaption sync study vale and camshaft position
intake camshaft
activated reference valve<14KW sensor gear ring
unreasonable
Impulse ring of the
crankshaft position
sensor gear ring
Crankshaft position
sensor signal
unstable
Diagnostic steps:
1. Check if the connector of the camshaft position sensor is damaged, bent, pulled out or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connecting plug.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Check whether impulse ring of the camshaft position sensor gear ring is damaged and with impurities or has excessive
movement.
− Yes Perform relevant repair.
− No Proceed to step 3.
3. Check whether wiring harness of the camshaft position sensor is normal => Refer to Page 226.
− Yes Proceed to Step 4.
− No, repair the failed wires.
4. Check if the connector of the crankshaft position sensor is damaged, bent, pulled out or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connecting plug.
− No Proceed to step 5.
5. Check if the gear/impulse ring of the crankshaft position sensor is damaged, has impurities or has been moved too much.
− Yes Perform relevant repair.
− No Proceed to step 6.
6. Check whether wiring harness of the crankshaft position sensor is normal => Refer to Page 234.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No, repair the failed wires.
2.12 P066013 Variable intake manifold solenoid valve circuit open P066111
Variable intake manifold solenoid valve circuit short to ground P066212 Variable
intake manifold solenoid valve circuit short to power supply
DTC testing
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible causes
conditions
Variable intake Actuator Fault
P066013 manifold solenoid — — Circuit fault
valve circuit open Control unit fault
Variable intake
Actuator Fault
manifold solenoid
P066111 — — Circuit fault
valve circuit short to
Control unit fault
ground
Variable intake
Actuator Fault
manifold solenoid
P066212 — — Circuit fault
valve circuit short to
Control unit fault
power supply
Diagnostic steps:
Tips
After the fault is solved, verify DTC again and check whether the symptom is still present.
1. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112 and check the connector for crack and abnormality, and the pins for
corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Check if the fuse FB03 (10A) in the front compartment electric box is blown
− Yes Replace with a new fuse.
− No Proceed to step 3.
8. Check whether power supply and grounding circuits of the intake manifold length switch are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 9.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
9. Replace the intake manifold length switch and perform road test; re-diagnose and read the fault code to see whether the
fault code and the symptom still exist.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− Yes Replace the intake manifold length switch.
10. Check whether the power supply and grounding circuit of the engine control unit are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 11.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
11. Replace engine control unit, and implement the road test; diagnose again, read the DTCs, and confirm the existence of
DTCs and symptoms.
− Yes Find the cause from other symptoms.
− No Replace the engine control unit.
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Wiring harness or
Brake signal plug fault
P057129 — —
unreasonable Brake switch fault
The fuse is damaged
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the connector T4h of the braking switch, check the connector T4h for crack and abnormality and check its
pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. With the ignition under LOCK status, extract fuse FB52 (10A) and fuse FB41 (5A) in the engine compartment electrical
box and check whether they are blown.
− Yes Replace the fuse.
− No Proceed to step 3.
3. Press down the brake pedal, and check if there's electricity between
pin T4h/1 and pin T4h/3 on the brake switch; then release the brake
pedal, and check if there's electricity between pin T4h/2 and pin T4h/4.
− Yes Proceed to Step 4.
− No Replace the brake switch.
6. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112 and check whether
the wire between pin T4h/1 of the brake switch connector and pin
T112/2 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
7. Check whether the wire between pin T4h/2 of the brake switch
connector and pin T112/23 of the engine control unit connector is
conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 8.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
8. Check whether the wires between pins T4h/2 and T4h/1 of the brake
switch connector and the body grounding are short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9. Replace the brake switch, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− No Replace the brake switch.
10. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Signal circuit voltage In excess of the lower Wiring harness or
of Electronic Throttle limit plug fault
P012216 12s after start
Position Sensor 1 is too Signal voltage TPS1 Electronic throttle
low <1.176V fault
Signal circuit voltage In excess of the upper Wiring harness or
of Electronic Throttle Engine speed more limit plug fault
P012317
Position Sensor 1 is too than 1200rmp. Signal voltage TPS1 Electronic throttle
high >4.629V fault
Wiring harness or
Signal of Electronic
Rationality check plug fault
P022129 Throttle Position —
TPS1-TPS2>6.3% Electronic throttle
Sensor 2 is implausible
fault
Signal circuit voltage In excess of the lower Wiring harness or
of Electronic Throttle limit plug fault
P022216 12s after start
Position Sensor 2 is too Signal voltage TPS1 Electronic throttle
low <0.176V fault
Signal circuit voltage In excess of the upper Wiring harness or
of Electronic Throttle Engine speed more limit plug fault
P022317
Position Sensor 2 is too than 1200rmp. Signal voltage TPS1 Electronic throttle
high >4.629V fault
Fault of electronic Wiring harness or
throttle security plug fault
P060100 — —
monitoring function Electronic throttle
(ECU EEPROM fault) fault
Fault of electronic
Wiring harness or
throttle security
plug fault
P060600 monitoring function — —
Electronic throttle
(security monitoring
fault
fuel cutoff fault)
Fault of electronic
throttle security Wiring harness or
monitoring function plug fault
P06061C — —
(throttle body signal, Electronic throttle
wiring harness or ECU fault
fault)
Fault of electronic
Wiring harness or
throttle security
plug fault
P060647 monitoring function — —
Electronic throttle
(monitoring model
fault
feedback fault)
Fault of electronic
Wiring harness or
throttle security
plug fault
P060648 monitoring function — —
Electronic throttle
(monitoring erroneous
fault
response fault)
Fault of electronic
Wiring harness or
throttle security
plug fault
P060649 monitoring function — —
Electronic throttle
(monitoring model
fault
inquiry fault)
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Monitoring of PID
setting range, duty
ratio is more than
Throttle body DLR Wiring harness or
80%
adjustment lower than plug fault
P154521 — Monitoring of
the minimum limit Electronic throttle
position, compare the
value fault
throttle opening and
the calculation value,
larger by 4-50%
Throttle body DLR Monitoring of PID Wiring harness or
adjustment higher than setting range, duty plug fault
P154522 —
the minimum limit ratio is more than Electronic throttle
value 80% fault
Monitor learning
position of the lower
mechanical dead
Self-learning
center Wiring harness or
Second self-learning activated
Signal voltage TPS1 plug fault
P155900 fault of throttle lower Initialization
is larger than 0.865 or Electronic throttle
mechanical dead center self-learning
less than 0.212 fault
completed
Signal voltage TPS2
is larger than 4.841 or
less than 4.142
Wiring harness or
Throttle limp position plug fault
P155929 — —
self-learning fault Electronic throttle
fault
System pressure cannot Wiring harness or
meet the requirements plug fault
P156400 — —
for electronic throttle Electronic throttle
self-learning fault
Monitor learning
position of the lower
mechanical dead
Initialization Self-learning
center Wiring harness or
self-learning of activated
Signal voltage TPS1 plug fault
P156500 electronic throttle Initialization
is larger than 0.865 or Electronic throttle
lower limit position has self-learning
less than 0.212 fault
fault completed
Signal voltage TPS2
is larger than 4.841 or
less than 4.142
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Water
temperature Check spring open
higher than reasonableness
5.3℃ Closing time >0.3s
Intake air Test threshold value:
Wiring harness or
Return resistance of the temperature 2.49%
plug fault
P156800 electronic throttle is too higher than Closing time >0.56s
Electronic throttle
great 5.3℃ Test threshold value:
fault
The ignition 3%
switch is on Closing time >0.56s
Speed lower Test threshold value:
than or equal to 1.489%
250
Wiring harness or
Electronic throttle
plug fault
P157900 self-learning — —
Electronic throttle
requirement is not met
fault
Wiring harness or
Safety monitor torque
plug fault
P133600 of electronic throttle — —
Electronic throttle
limits the function
fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect throttle value controller connector T6a, and check whether the T6a connector has cracks or abnormality, and
whether there's corrosion or rust on the pin.
− Yes, clean connector.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Remove the electronic throttle, and check if there's too much carbon deposit on the electronic throttle.
− Yes Clean the electronic throttle.
− No Proceed to step 3.
5. Measure whether pin T6a/1 and pin T6a/4 on the throttle position
sensor connector is connected.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− No There is fault in throttle position drive motor; replace the
throttle.
12. Disconnect the battery negative cable, and check if there's electricity
between pin T6a/5 and pin T6a/6 on the throttle position sensor
connector and the battery positive electrode.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 13.
13. Measure whether pin T6a/5 and pin T6a/6 on the throttle position
sensor connector is connected to the vehicle ground.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 14.
14. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect accelerator pedal position sensor connector T6c, and check whether the connecting plug has cracks or
abnormality, and whether there's corrosion or rust on the pin.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
5. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112 and check whether
the wire between pin T6c/1 of the electronic accelerator pedal position
sensor connector and pin T112/36 of the engine control unit connector is
conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
10. Check whether the wire between pin T6c/6 of the electronic
accelerator pedal position sensor connector and T112/30 of the engine
control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 11.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
11. Disconnect negative cable of the battery and check whether pins
T6c/4 and T6c/6 of the electronic accelerator pedal position sensor
connector are short to positive terminal of the battery.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 12.
12. Check whether pins T6c/4 and T6c/6 of the electronic accelerator
pedal position sensor connector are short to the body grounding.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 13.
13. Replace the electronic accelerator pedal position sensor, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see
whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 14.
− No Replace the electronic accelerator pedal position sensor.
15. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.16 P044413 Control circuit fault of carbon canister control valve P045816
Control circuit of carbon canister control valve undervoltage P045917 Control
circuit of carbon canister control valve overvoltage
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Control circuit fault of
Drive level switch open Signal voltage Canister control
P044413 carbon canister control
status Open loop valve fault
valve
Electronic engine
control unit fault
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Carbon canister control
Drive level switch open Signal voltage Canister control
P045816 valve control circuit
status Short to ground valve fault
voltage too low
Electronic engine
control unit fault
Wiring harness or
plug fault
Carbon canister control Signal voltage
Drive level switch open Canister control
P045917 valve control circuit Connected to the
status valve fault
voltage too high power supply
Electronic engine
control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect canister control valve plug T2y, and check whether the T2y connector has cracks or abnormality, and whether
there's corrosion or rust on the pin.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Check if the fuse FB03 (10A) in the front compartment electric box is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No Replace the fuse FB03.
4. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T2y/1 of the carbon canister control valve and pin T20a/8
of the front compartment electrical box connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
5. Disconnect negative cable of the battery and check whether the wire
between pin T2y/2 of the carbon canister control valve and positive
terminal of the battery is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 6.
6. Check whether the wire between pin T2y/2 of the carbon canister
control valve and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 7.
7. Replace the carbon canister control valve, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 8.
− No Replace the carbon canister control valve.
8. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.17 P003013 Heating control circuit fault of upstream oxygen sensor P003111
Heating control circuit of upstream oxygen sensor undervoltage P003212 Heating
control circuit of upstream oxygen sensor overvoltage P00531E Heating internal
resistance of upstream oxygen sensor unreasonable
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Wiring harness or
Upstream oxygen plug fault
Drive level switch
P003013 sensor heating control Circuit open loop Front oxygen sensor
open status
circuit fault fault
Engine control unit
Wiring harness or
Upstream oxygen plug fault
Drive level switch
P003111 sensor heating control Short to ground Front oxygen sensor
open status
circuit voltage too low fault
Engine control unit
Wiring harness or
Upstream oxygen plug fault
Drive level switch
P003212 sensor heating control Short to power supply Front oxygen sensor
open status
circuit voltage too high fault
Engine control unit
The exhaust
temperature is
within the
diagnosis
range 300℃~
500℃ Wiring harness or
Upstream oxygen
Intake air The current resistance is plug fault
sensor heating
P00531E temperature is larger than the threshold Front oxygen sensor
resistance not
over -7℃ and valve fault
reasonable
shutdown time Engine control unit
is longer than
120s
No heating
drive level
fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the front oxygen sensor connector T4e, and check if the T4e plug has cracks or other abnormality, and if the
pins are corroded or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Check if the fuse FB04 (7.5A) in the front compartment electric box is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No Replace the fuse FB04.
3. Check whether the resistance between pin T4e/D and pin T4e/C of the
front oxygen sensor connector is normal
− Yes Proceed to Step 4.
− No The front oxygen sensor is faulty, and replace it.
5. With the ignition under OFF status, check whether the wire between
pin T4e/D of the front oxygen sensor and pin T20a/3 of the front
compartment fuse box connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
6. Check whether the wire between pin T4e/C of the front oxygen sensor
and pin T112/73 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
7. Disconnect negative cable of the battery, and check whether the wire
between pin T4e/B of the front oxygen sensor and positive terminal of
the battery is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
8. Check whether the wire between pin T4e/B of the front oxygen sensor
and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9.Disconnect negative cable of the battery, and check whether the wire
between pin T4e/A of the front oxygen sensor and positive terminal of
the battery is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 10.
10. Check whether the wire between pin T4e/A of the front oxygen
sensor and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 11.
11. Replace the front oxygen sensors; and perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Proceed to Step 12.
− No Replace the front oxygen sensor.
12. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2018 P003613 Heating control circuit fault of downstream oxygen sensor P003711
Heating control circuit of downstream oxygen sensor undervoltage P003812
Heating control circuit of downstream oxygen sensor overvoltage P00541E Heating
internal resistance of downstream oxygen sensor unreasonable
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Wiring harness or
Downstream oxygen plug fault
Drive level switch
P003613 sensor heating control Circuit open loop Rear oxygen sensor
open status
circuit fault fault
Engine control unit
Wiring harness or
Downstream oxygen plug fault
Drive level switch
P003711 sensor heating control Short to ground Rear oxygen sensor
open status
circuit voltage too low fault
Engine control unit
Wiring harness or
Downstream oxygen plug fault
Drive level switch
P003812 sensor heating control Short to power supply Rear oxygen sensor
open status
circuit voltage too high fault
Engine control unit
The exhaust
temperature is
within the
diagnosis range
250℃~500℃ Wiring harness or
Downstream oxygen
Intake air The current resistance is plug fault
sensor heating
P00541E temperature is larger than the threshold Rear oxygen sensor
resistance not
over -7℃ and valve fault
reasonable
shutdown time Engine control unit
is longer than
120s
No heating drive
level fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the rear oxygen sensor connecting plug T4f, and check if the T4f plug has cracks or other abnormality, and if
the pins are corroded or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Check if the fuse FB04 (7.5A) in the front compartment electric box is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No Replace the fuse FB04.
3. Check whether the resistance between pin T4f/C and pin T4f/D of the
rear oxygen sensor connector is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 4.
− No The rear oxygen sensor is faulty, and replace it.
4. With the ignition under OFF status, check whether the wire between
pin T4f/C of the rear oxygen sensor and pin T20a/3 of the front
compartment fuse box connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
5. With the ignition under ON status, check whether the voltage between
pin T4f/C of the rear oxygen sensor and the body grounding is the
battery voltage.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
7. Disconnect negative cable of the battery, and check whether the wire
between pin T4f/D of the rear oxygen sensor and positive terminal of the
battery is short.
− Yes Proceed to Step 8.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
8. Check whether the wire between pin T4f/D of the rear oxygen sensor
and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9. Replace the rear oxygen sensors; and perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− No Replace rear oxygen sensor
10. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
DTC trigger
DTC DTC Definition DTC detection conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Valid counting cycle
larger than 12
Closed-loop control of
front oxygen sensor
activated
No fault on pressure
sensor Upstream signal
No fault on water delay through filter is Wiring harness or
temperature sensor larger than the plug fault
Upstream oxygen
P013300 No intake temperature threshold value and Front oxygen sensor
sensor aging
sensor fault upstream signal delay fault
Mixture gas self-adaption through filter is > Engine control unit
normal 0.7s
Speed:880~3000r/min
Load:24~45
Exhaust temperature
higher than 500℃
Front oxygen passed
heating diagnosis
Oxygen sensor
signal open,
overtemperature
and high
Wiring harness or
resistance
Upstream oxygen plug fault
The oxygen sensor can sustain Voltage range of
P013400 sensor circuit signal Front oxygen sensor
heat for 100s. upstream
circuit fault fault
oxygen sensor
Engine control unit
0.401-0.602V
Oxygen sensor
resistance >
20000Ω
The vehicle speed keeps
around gear V, 70km/h
Rear oxygen
Catalytic converter
control integral Wiring harness or
fault-free
Upstream oxygen is beyond the plug fault
No other fault of oxygen
P219500 sensor aging-signal upper limit. Front oxygen sensor
sensor
constantly thick Integral value of fault
Diagnosis time counter
rear oxygen Engine control unit
larger than 100s
control >0.95s
Exhaust temperature is
high enough
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
The vehicle
speed keeps
around gear V,
70km/h
Catalytic
Rear oxygen control
converter Wiring harness or
integral is beyond the
Upstream oxygen fault-free plug fault
lower limit.
P219600 sensor aging-signal No other fault of Front oxygen sensor
Integral value of rear
constantly thin oxygen sensor fault
oxygen control <
Diagnosis time Engine control unit
-0.95s
counter larger
than 100s
Exhaust
temperature is
high enough
Diagnostic steps:
1. Take out some fuel from the fuel tank and check if the quality meet relevant requirement.
− Yes Proceed to Step 2.
− No Clean the fuel system, and replace it with qualified fuel.
2. Check if the fuse FB04 (7.5A) in the front compartment electric box is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No Replace the fuse FB04.
3. Disconnect the front oxygen sensor connector T4e, and check if the T4e plug has cracks or other abnormality, and if the
pins are corroded or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 4.
4. Remove the front oxygen sensor, and visually check if there's carbon deposition, and if the color is white, brown or black.
− Yes The sensor is faulty; clean or replace the front oxygen sensor.
− No Proceed to step 5.
5. With the ignition under ON status, check whether the voltage between
pin T4e/D and pin T4e/C of front oxygen sensor is normal
− Yes Replace the front oxygen sensor.
− No Proceed to step 6.
7. Check whether the wire between pin T4e/A of the front oxygen sensor
and pin T112/80 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 8.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
8. Disconnect negative cable of the battery, and check whether the wires
between pins T4e/B and T4e/A of the front oxygen sensor and positive
terminal of the battery are short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9. Check whether the wires between pins T4e/B and T4e/A of the front
oxygen sensor and the body grounding are short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 10.
10. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Rear oxygen voltage Wiring harness or
Downstream oxygen is constantly lower plug fault
P227100 sensor aging-signal — Voltage of rear Rear oxygen sensor
constantly thick oxygen sensor < fault
0.5V Engine control unit
Diagnostic steps:
1. Take out some fuel from the fuel tank and check if the quality meet relevant requirement.
− Yes Proceed to Step 2.
− No Clean the fuel system, and replace it with qualified fuel.
2. Check if the fuse FB04 (7.5A) in the front compartment electric box is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No Replace the fuse FB04.
3. Disconnect the rear oxygen sensor connector T4f, and check if the T4f connector has cracks or other abnormality, and if
the pins are corroded or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 4.
4. Remove the rear oxygen sensor, and visually check if there's carbon deposit, and if the color is white, brown or black.
− Yes The sensor is faulty; clean or replace the rear oxygen sensor.
− No Proceed to step 5.
5. Turn on the ignition and check whether the voltage between pin T4f/A
and pin T4f/B of the rear oxygen sensor is normal.
− Yes Replace the rear oxygen sensor.
− No Proceed to step 6.
7. Check whether the wire between pin T4f/A of the front oxygen sensor
and pin T112/80 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 8.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
8. Disconnect negative cable of the battery, and check whether the wires
between pins T4f/A and T4f/B of the front oxygen sensor and positive
terminal of the battery are short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9. Check whether the wires between pins T4f/A and T4f/B of the front
oxygen sensor and the body grounding are short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 10.
10. Replace the front oxygen sensors; and perform road test again, read
the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Proceed to Step 11.
− No Replace the front oxygen sensor.
11. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.21 P020113 Control circuit fault of first cylinder fuel injector P026111 Control
circuit of first cylinder fuel injector undervoltage P026212 Control circuit of first
cylinder fuel injector overvoltage
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Fuse fault
Control circuit fault of
Drive level switch Actuator fault
P020113 first cylinder fuel Signal voltage open loop
open status Wire fault
injector
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
Control circuit of first
Drive level switch Signal voltage short to Actuator fault
P026111 cylinder fuel injector
open status ground Wire fault
undervoltage
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
Control circuit of first
Drive level switch Signal voltage short to Actuator fault
P026212 cylinder fuel injector
open status power supply Wire fault
overvoltage
Control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Check if the fuse FB06 (7.5A) in the front compartment electric box is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 2.
− No Replace the fuse FB06.
2. Disconnect the connector T2x of the first cylinder fuel injector, check the connector T2x for crack and abnormality and
check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 3.
3. With the ignition under ON status, check whether the voltage between
pin T2x/1 of the first cylinder fuel injector connector and the body
grounding is the battery voltage.
− Yes Proceed to Step 4.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
4. Check whether the resistance between pin T2x/1 and pin T2x/2 of the
first cylinder fuel injector connector is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− No The fuel injector is faulty, and replace it.
5. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112, and check if the
connector T112 has cracks or other abnormality, and if the pins are
corroded or rusted.
6. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T2x/2 of the first cylinder fuel injector connector and pin
T112/68 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
7. Check whether the wire between pin T2x/2 of the first cylinder fuel
injector connector and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
9. Replace the first cylinder fuel injector, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− No Replace the first cylinder fuel injector.
10. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.22 P020213 Control circuit fault of second cylinder fuel injector P026411 Control
circuit of second cylinder fuel injector undervoltage P026512 Control circuit of
second cylinder fuel injector overvoltage
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Fuse fault
Control circuit fault of
Drive level switch open Actuator fault
P020213 second cylinder fuel Signal voltage open loop
status Wire fault
injector
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
Control circuit of
Drive level switch open Signal voltage short to Actuator fault
P026411 second cylinder fuel
status ground Wire fault
injector undervoltage
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
Control circuit of
Drive level switch open Signal voltage short to Actuator fault
P026512 second cylinder fuel
status power supply Wire fault
injector overvoltage
Control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Check if the fuse FB06 (7.5A) in the front compartment electric box is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 2.
− No Replace the fuse FB06.
2. Disconnect the connector T2w of the second cylinder fuel injector, check the connector T2w for crack and abnormality
and check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 3.
4. Check whether the resistance between pin T2w/1 and pin T2w/2 of
the second cylinder fuel injector connector is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− No The fuel injector is faulty, and replace it.
5. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112, and check if the
connector T112 has cracks or other abnormality, and if the pins are
corroded or rusted.
6. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T2w/2 of the second cylinder fuel injector connector and
pin T112/67 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
7. Check whether the wire between pin T2w/2 of the second cylinder
fuel injector connector and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
9. Replace the second cylinder fuel injector, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− No Replace the second cylinder fuel injector.
10. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.23 P020313 Control circuit fault of third cylinder fuel injector P026711 Control
circuit of third cylinder fuel injector undervoltage P026812 Control circuit of third
cylinder fuel injector overvoltage
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Fuse fault
Control circuit fault of
Drive level switch open Actuator fault
P020313 third cylinder fuel Signal voltage open loop
status Wire fault
injector
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
Control circuit of third
Drive level switch open Signal voltage short to Actuator fault
P026711 cylinder fuel injector
status ground Wire fault
undervoltage
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
Control circuit of third
Drive level switch open Signal voltage short to Actuator fault
P026812 cylinder fuel injector
status power supply Wire fault
overvoltage
Control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Check if the fuse FB06 (7.5A) in the front compartment electric box is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 2.
− No Replace the fuse FB06.
2. Disconnect the connector T2v of the third cylinder fuel injector, check the connector T2v for crack and abnormality and
check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 3.
4. Check whether the resistance between pin T2v/1 and pin T2v/2 of the
third cylinder fuel injector connector is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− No The fuel injector is faulty, and replace it.
5. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112, and check if the
connector T112 has cracks or other abnormality, and if the pins are
corroded or rusted.
6. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T2v/2 of the third cylinder fuel injector connector and pin
T112/72 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
7. Check whether the wire between pin T2v/2 of the third cylinder fuel
injector connector and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
8. Disconnect negative cable of the battery and check whether the wire
between pin T2v/2 of the third cylinder fuel injector connector and
positive terminal of the battery is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9. Replace the third cylinder fuel injector, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− No Replace the third cylinder fuel injector.
10. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.24 P020413 Control circuit fault of fourth cylinder fuel injector P027011 Control
circuit of fourth cylinder fuel injector undervoltage P027112 Control circuit of
fourth cylinder fuel injector overvoltage
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Fuse fault
Control circuit fault of
Drive level switch open Actuator fault
P020413 fourth cylinder fuel Signal voltage open loop
status Wire fault
injector
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
Control circuit of
Drive level switch open Signal voltage short to Actuator fault
P027011 fourth cylinder fuel
status ground Wire fault
injector undervoltage
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
Control circuit of
Drive level switch open Signal voltage short to Actuator fault
P027112 fourth cylinder fuel
status power supply Wire fault
injector overvoltage
Control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Check if the fuse FB06 (7.5A) in the front compartment electric box is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 2.
− No Replace the fuse FB06.
2. Disconnect the connector T2u of the fourth cylinder fuel injector, check the connector T2u for crack and abnormality and
check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 3.
5. Check whether the resistance between pin T2u/1 and pin T2u/2 of the
fourth cylinder fuel injector connector is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− No The fuel injector is faulty, and replace it.
6. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112, and check if the
connector T112 has cracks or other abnormality, and if the pins are
corroded or rusted.
7. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire between
pin T2u/2 of the fourth cylinder fuel injector connector and pin T112/74
of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
8. Check whether the wire between pin T2u/2 of the fourth cylinder fuel
injector connector and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
9. Disconnect negative cable of the battery and check whether the wire
between pin T2u/2 of the fourth cylinder fuel injector connector and
positive terminal of the battery is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
10. Replace the fourth cylinder fuel injector, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− No Replace the fourth cylinder fuel injector.
11. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Miss fire rate destroying
the catalytic converter
Threshold value for fire
rate leading to the
catalytic converter
damage (dependent on
working conditions)
No diagnosis of
According to the fire rate
broken circuit
leading to emission
Fuel is not cut off
deterioration, fire fault
No torque
counter related to Wire fault
Occurrence of interference
emission of every Actuator fault
several cylinder fire Engine RPM:
P030022 cylinder is larger than the Ignition coil
leading to catalytic 600~6000
threshold value of fire circuit fault
converter damage Load:21%~
rate leading to emission Control unit fault
51%
deterioration, generally
Intake air
3%.
temperature
Fire fault counter related
higher than -28℃
to emission of every
cylinder is larger than the
threshold value of fire
rate leading to emission
deterioration in the first
counting cycle after start,
generally 3%.
Miss fire rate destroying
the catalytic converter
Threshold value for fire
rate leading to the
catalytic converter
damage (dependent on
working conditions)
No diagnosis of
According to the fire rate
broken circuit
leading to emission
Fuel is not cut off
deterioration, fire fault
No torque
Occurrence of counter related to Wire fault
interference
several cylinder fire emission of every Actuator fault
Engine RPM:
P030029 in the first statistic cylinder is larger than the Ignition coil
600~6000
cycle of fire threshold value of fire circuit fault
Load:21%~
detection rate leading to emission Control unit fault
51%
deterioration, generally
Intake air
3%.
temperature
Fire fault counter related
higher than -28℃
to emission of every
cylinder is larger than the
threshold value of fire
rate leading to emission
deterioration in the first
counting cycle after start,
generally 3%.
Diagnostic steps:
1. Check for vacuum leakage at the channels and connections related to the intake system.
− Yes Repair the air leakage fault.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Check the injection volume and leakage of the nozzle. (Refer to relevant fault diagnosis of the fuel injector)
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No The fuel injector is faulty, and replace it.
3. Check if the pole clearance of the spark plug and the combustion are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 4.
− No Replace the spark plug.
4. Check if the ignition coil is normal. (Refer to relevant fault diagnosis of the ignition coil)
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− No Replace the ignition coil.
5. Check the water temperature sensor and read whether water temperature value is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− No Replace the water temperature sensor.
6. Check if the fuel supply pressure is normal. (Refer to fuel pressure test)
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− No Solve the fuel supply pressure fault.
7. Check whether compression pressure of the misfiring cylinder is normal. (Refer to cylinder pressure test)
− Yes Proceed to Step 8.
− No Solve the cylinder pressure fault.
8. Check if the valve timing is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 9.
− No Adjust valve timing
9. Check whether power supply circuit and grounding circuit of the engine control unit are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
10. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Troubleshooting
7. Check whether the wires between pins T2ea/2, T2eb/2 and T2ec/2 of
the ignition coil connector and the body grounding are short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
2.27 P021900 Engine speed higher than the maximum speed limit P050600 Idle
control speed lower than target idle speed P050700 Idle control speed higher than
target idle speed
DTC trigger
DTC DTC Definition DTC detection conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Fuel System
Engine speed Maximum engine Malfunction
higher than the speed incredible Intake system fault
P021900 —
maximum speed Engine speed > Electronic throttle
limit 7000 fault
Control unit fault
The idle speed
actuator is stuck
in the relative
small opening
position Fuel System
Engine coolant
Controlled idling Difference Malfunction
temperature is higher
speed is lower than between static Intake system fault
P050600 than 80.3℃.
the target idling target idle speed Electronic throttle
Intake air temperature
speed and actual speed: fault
higher than 20.3℃
100 Control unit fault
Idle speed control
integral portion is
at the maximum
value.
Carbon canister under
high washing rate
Under idle speed Idle speed actuator is
working condition jammed at a large
Fuel System
The vehicle speed opening position, the
Controlled idling Malfunction
sensor is checked difference between
speed is higher than Intake system fault
P050700 fault-free (required static target idle speed
the target idling Electronic throttle
under the conditions and actual speed is less
speed fault
when vehicle speed is than 200 and integral
Control unit fault
higher than 20km/h, part of idle speed
then slide the vehicle control is the minimum
and cut off its fuel by
more than 5s)
Diagnostic steps:
1. Check whether the generator is working properly.
− Yes Proceed to Step 2.
− No Repair generator fault.
2. Check whether working status of the air conditioner is consistent with actual operation of the air conditioner.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No-Repair fault of the air conditioning system.
3. Remove the intake pipe and check whether the throttle rollover plate is too dirty.
− Yes Wash the throttle.
− No Proceed to step 4.
4. Remove the carbon canister solenoid valve and check whether the carbon canister solenoid valve is normally open.
− Yes Replace the canister solenoid valve.
− No Proceed to step 5.
5. Connect the diagnostic tester, start the engine and check whether dataflow of the intake manifold pressure sensor is
normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− No-Repair fault of the intake manifold pressure sensor.
6. Connect the diagnostic tester, start the engine and read whether dataflow of the coolant temperature sensor is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− No-Refer to diagnosis of the coolant temperature sensor and eliminate the fault.
7. Disconnect the fuel pump relay J104.
8 .Connect cylinder pressure gauge and check whether pressure of every cylinder is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 9.
− No-Repair low pressure fault of the cylinder.
9. Disconnect the fuel pipeline and connect the fuel pressure gauge.
10. Start the engine and check whether fuel system pressure is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 11.
− No-Repair the fuel system fault.
11. Remove fuel injector of every cylinder.
12. Connect the fuel injector tester and check whether the fuel injector is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 13.
− No Replace the faulty fuel injector.
13. Check whether power supply circuit and grounding circuit of the engine control unit are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 14.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
14. Replace engine control unit, and implement the road test; diagnose again, read the DTCs, and confirm the existence of
DTCs and symptoms.
− Yes Find the cause from other symptoms.
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.28 P056000 System battery voltage signal unreasonable P056216 System battery
undervoltage P056317 System battery overvoltage P062211 Generator load
feedback signal undervoltage P062212 Generator load feedback signal overvoltage
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Wire fault
System battery voltage Generator fault
P056000 — —
signal is implausible Battery fault
Control unit fault
Exceeding the
Vehicle speed Wire fault
lower limit value
System battery voltage over: 25Km Generator fault
P056216 Battery voltage
is too low After finish of Battery fault
ADC value <
start: 180s Control unit fault
10.02V
Exceeding the
Wire fault
upper limit value
System battery voltage After finish of start: Generator fault
P056317 Battery voltage
is too high 180s Battery fault
ADC value >
Control unit fault
17.02V
Wire fault
Generator load
Generator fault
P062211 feedback signal — —
Battery fault
undervoltage
Control unit fault
Wire fault
Generator load
Generator fault
P062212 feedback signal — —
Battery fault
overvoltage
Control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Check whether the battery voltage is normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 2.
− No Overhaul or replace battery.
2. Connect the diagnostic tester, start the engine and check whether dataflow of generator voltage is around 14.5V.
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No Overhaul or replace generator.
3. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112, and check if the connector T112 has cracks or other abnormality, and
if the pins are corroded or rusted.
− Yes, clean connector.
− No Proceed to step 4.
6. Check whether the wire between pin T2s/2 of the generator connector
and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
7. Replace the generator, carry out another road test, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Proceed to Step 8.
− No Replace the generator.
8. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.29 P062713 Control circuit fault of oil pump relay P062811 Oil pump relay
control circuit short to ground or open P062912 Oil pump relay control circuit
overvoltage
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Fuse fault
Oil pump circuit A Drive level switch Signal voltage short to Relay fault
P062713
open open status ground or open Wire fault
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
Oil pump relay control
Drive level switch Drive level switch open Relay fault
P062811 circuit short to ground
open status status Wire fault
or open
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
Fuel pump relay
Drive level switch Signal current short to Relay fault
P062912 control circuit voltage
open status power supply Wire fault
too high
Control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Extract fuses FB31 (10A) and FB03 (10A) of the front compartment electrical box, check whether they are blown and
check their terminals for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Replace the fuses FB31 (10A) and FB03 (10A) and clean their terminals.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Unplug the oil pump relay J104 of front compartment electrical box, and check it for cracks and abnormality and
terminals for corrosion and rust.
− Yes, replace the oil pump relay J104 in front compartment electrical box, and clean the terminals.
− No Proceed to step 3.
4. Unplug the main relay J100 in front compartment electrical box, and check it for cracks and abnormality and terminals
for corrosion and rust.
− Yes, replace the main relay J100 in front compartment electrical box, and clean the terminals.
− No Proceed to step 5.
5. Detect whether main relay J100 in front compartment electrical box is
normal.
Multimeter
Condition Specified valve
connecting pins
Normal state Normal state 85-86 Conductivity
Between pin 85 and
pin 86, apply supply 30-87 Conductivity
voltage
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− No Replace main relay J100 in front compartment electrical box.
6. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112, and check if the connector T112 has cracks or other abnormality, and
if the pins are corroded or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 7.
7. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire between
pin T16d/9 of the front compartment electrical box connector and the
body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
8. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire between
pin T20a/9 of the front compartment electrical box connector and the
body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T20a/9 of the front compartment electrical box connector
and pin T112/5 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
10. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T16d/9 of the front compartment electrical box connector
and positive terminal of the battery is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 11.
11. When the ignition switch is in the ON state, measure whether the
voltage between connector T18b/pin 2 of the front compartment
electrical box and body ground is the battery voltage.
− Yes Proceed to Step 12.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
12. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.30 P068800 Main relay output voltage unreasonable P068816 Fault of main relay
output voltage signal
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Wire fault
The main relay output Check signal
P068800 — Relay fault
voltage is implausible 电压值(ubrsq)<3V
Control unit fault
Wire fault
Fault of main relay
P068816 — — Relay fault
output voltage signal
Control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Unplug the main relay J100 in front compartment electrical box, and check it for cracks and abnormality and terminals
for corrosion and rust.
− Yes, replace the main relay J100 in front compartment electrical box, and clean the terminals.
− No Proceed to step 2.
3. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112, and check if the connector T112 has cracks or other abnormality, and
if the pins are corroded or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 4.
4. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T20a/9 of the front compartment electrical box connector
and pin T112/5 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
5. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T20a/9 of the front compartment electrical box connector
and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 6.
7. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.31 P064513 Control circuit fault of A/C compressor relay P064611 Control circuit
of A/C compressor relay short to ground P064712 Control circuit of A/C
compressor relay overvoltage
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Fuse fault
A/C compressor replay Drive level switch Relay fault
P064513 Signal voltage open loop
control circuit fault open status Wire fault
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
A/C compressor replay
Drive level switch Signal current short to Relay fault
P064611 control circuit short to
open status ground Wire fault
ground
Control unit fault
Fuse fault
A/C compressor replay
Drive level switch Signal current short to Relay fault
P064712 control circuit voltage
open status power supply Wire fault
too high
Control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Unplug fuse FB03 (10A) of the front compartment electrical box and check whether the fuse is blown and its terminals
are corroded and rusty.
− Yes Replace the fuse FB03 and clean its terminals.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Check the front compartment electrical box for crack and abnormality and check its terminals for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Replace the front compartment fuse box
− No Proceed to step 3.
3. Unplug the main relay J100 in front compartment electrical box, and check it for cracks and abnormality and terminals
for corrosion and rust.
− Yes, replace the main relay J100 in front compartment electrical box, and clean the terminals.
− No Proceed to step 4.
5. Unplug A/C compressor relay J103 of the front compartment electrical box, check the main relay J103 of the front
compartment electrical box for crack and abnormality and check its terminals for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Replace the main relay J103 in front compartment electrical box, and clean the terminals.
− No Proceed to step 6.
6. Detect whether main relay J103 in front compartment electrical box is
normal.
Multimeter
Condition Specified valve
connecting pins
Normal state Normal state 85-86 Conductivity
Between pin 85 and
pin 86, apply supply 30-87 Conductivity
voltage
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− No Replace main relay J103 in front compartment electrical box.
7. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112, and check if the connector T112 has cracks or other abnormality, and
if the pins are corroded or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 8.
8. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T20a/11 of the front compartment electrical box connector
and pin T112/42 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 9.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
9. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T112/42 of the engine control unit connector and the body
grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 10.
10. Disconnect negative terminal of the battery and check whether the
wire between pin T112/42 of the engine control unit connector and
positive terminal of the battery is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 11.
11. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T20a/9 of the front compartment electrical box connector
and the body grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 12.
12. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T20a/9 of the front compartment electrical box connector
and pin T112/5 of the engine control unit connector is conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 13.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
13. Replace the engine control unit; perform road test again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Control unit of engine
Diagnostic steps:
1. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the exhaust system has any internal hole, crack and blocking in both
visual and physical manner.
− No Proceed to step 2.
− Yes Repair or replace as necessary.
2. Use the diagnostic tester to read dataflow of the intake air pressure and temperature sensor and check whether the
dataflow is normal => Refer to Page 211.
− No Proceed to step 3.
− Yes Repair fault of the absolute pressure sensor of the intake manifold.
3. Use the diagnostic tester to read dataflow of the electronic throttle position sensor and check whether the dataflow is
normal => Refer to Page 253.
− No Proceed to step 4.
− Yes Repair fault of the electronic throttle position sensor.
4. Use the diagnostic tester to read dataflow of the front oxygen sensor and check whether the dataflow is normal => Refer
to Page 282.
− No Proceed to step 5.
− Yes Repair fault of the front oxygen sensor.
5. Check whether the vacuum hose cracks, twists or connects.
− Yes Repair or replace the vacuum hose.
− No Proceed to step 6.
6. Check whether the intake manifold, the throttle body and the fuel injector suffer from vacuum leakage.
− Yes Repair or replace faulty position.
− No Proceed to step 7.
7. Check whether the intake pipe collapses or blocks.
− Yes Repair or replace faulty position.
− No Proceed to step 8.
8. Check whether crankcase ventilating system leaks.
− Yes Repair or replace faulty position.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9. Check whether the fuel is polluted.
− Yes Repair or replace faulty position.
− No Proceed to step 10.
10. Whether there is excessive fuel in the fuel tank.
− Yes Repair or replace faulty position.
− No Proceed to step 11.
11. Check whether evaporation and emission control system works normally.
− Yes Repair or replace faulty position.
− No Proceed to step 12.
12. Replace the engine control unit; diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
2.33 P210612 Power drive level fault of electronic throttle (short) P210619 Power
drive level fault of electronic throttle (overheat or overcurrent) P210692 Power
drive level fault of electronic throttle (SPI bus or signal) P210613 Power drive level
fault of electronic throttle (open) P2106 29 Load monitoring fault
DTC detection DTC trigger
DTC DTC Definition Possible fault causes
conditions conditions
Wiring harness or plug
fault
Power drive level fault
VVT intake control valve
P210612 of electronic throttle — —
fault
(short)
Electronic engine control
unit fault
Wiring harness or plug
Power drive level fault fault
of electronic throttle VVT intake control valve
P210619 — —
(overheat or fault
overcurrent) Electronic engine control
unit fault
Wiring harness or plug
fault
Power drive level fault
VVT intake control valve
P210692 of electronic throttle — —
fault
(SPI bus or signal)
Electronic engine control
unit fault
Wiring harness or plug
fault
Power drive level fault
VVT intake control valve
P210613 of electronic throttle — —
fault
(open)
Electronic engine control
unit fault
Wiring harness or plug
fault
VVT intake control valve
P210629 Load monitoring fault — —
fault
Electronic engine control
unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect accelerator pedal position sensor connector T6c, and check whether the connecting plug has cracks or
abnormality, and whether there's corrosion or rust on the pin.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Disconnect throttle value controller connecting plug T6a, and check whether the T6a connector has cracks or abnormality,
and whether there's corrosion or rust on the pin.
− Yes, clean connector.
− No Proceed to step 3.
3. Check whether wiring harness of the accelerator pedal position sensor is normal => Refer to Page 264.
− Yes Proceed to Step 4.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
4. Check whether wiring harness of the electronic throttle position sensor is normal => Refer to Page 253.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
5. Replace the engine control unit; diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.34 P305400 Engine stalling or starter and flywheel not meshing fault P305500
Feedback voltage signal line (KL50r) of key starting switch (KL50r) short to
ground fault P305600 Feedback voltage signal line (KL50r) of key starting switch
(KL50r) short to power supply fault P308800 Starter damaged or starter power
supply circuit interrupted
DTC detection DTC trigger
DTC DTC Definition Possible fault causes
conditions conditions
Engine stalling or Actuator fault
P305400 starter and flywheel not — — Wire fault
meshing fault Control unit fault
Feedback voltage
signal line (KL50r) of Actuator fault
P305500 key starting switch — — Wire fault
(KL50r) short to power Control unit fault
supply fault
Actuator fault
Starter control relay
P305600 — — Wire fault
overvoltage
Control unit fault
Starter damaged or Actuator fault
P308800 starter power supply — — Wire fault
circuit interrupted Control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Extract the starter relay J110 of the front compartment electrical box, check it for crack and abnormality and check its
terminals for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Replace the starter relay J110 of the front compartment electrical box and clean its terminals.
− No Proceed to step 2.
3. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112, and check if the connector T112 has cracks or other abnormality, and
if the pins are corroded or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 4.
4. Disconnect the connecting plug T20a of the front compartment electrical box, check the connecting plug T20a for crack
and abnormality and check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 5.
5. Disconnect the connecting plug T1c of the starter, check the connecting plug T1c for crack and abnormality and check its
pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 6.
6. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T112/22 of the engine control unit connector and pin
T20a/13 of the front compartment electrical box connector is open.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 7.
7. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T112/22 of the engine control unit connector and positive
terminal of the battery is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 8.
8. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T112/22 of the engine control unit connector and the body
grounding is short.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wire
between pin T112/22 of the engine control unit connector and pin T1c/1
of the starter connecting plug is open.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 10.
10. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wires
between pins T112/8 and T112/58 of the engine control unit connector
and pin T20a/1 of the front compartment electrical box connector are
open.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 11.
11. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether pins T20a/1
and T20a/13 of the front compartment electrical box connector are short
to positive terminal of the battery.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 12.
12. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether pins T20a/1
and T20a/13 of the front compartment electrical box connector are short
to the body grounding.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 13.
13. Replace the engine control unit; diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.35 P061513 Starter control relay open P061611 Starter control relay
undervoltage P061712 Starter control relay overvoltage
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Actuator fault
Starter control relay
P061513 — — Wire fault
open
Control unit fault
Actuator fault
Starter control relay
P061611 — — Wire fault
undervoltage
Control unit fault
Actuator fault
Starter control relay
P061712 — — Wire fault
overvoltage
Control unit fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Extract the starter control relay J139 of the front compartment electrical box, check it for crack and abnormality and
check its terminals for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Replace the starter control relay J139 of the front compartment electrical box and clean its terminals.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Check whether the starter control relay J139 of the front compartment
electrical box is normal.
Multimeter
Condition Specified valve
connecting pins
Normal state Normal state 85-86 Conductivity
Between pin 85 and
pin 86, apply supply 30-87 Conductivity
voltage
− Yes Proceed to Step 3.
− No Replace the starter control relay J139 of the front compartment
electrical box.
3. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112 and check the connector for crack and abnormality, and the pins for
corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 4.
4. Disconnect the connecting plug T20a of the front compartment electrical box, check the connecting plug for crack and
abnormality and check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 5.
5. Check whether the wire between pin T112/58 of the engine control
unit connector and pin T20a/18 of the front compartment electrical box
connector is open.
− Yes Repair the faulty line
− No Proceed to step 6.
8. Replace the engine control unit; diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.36 U012287 Loss of communication with brake control unit ABS/ESP U000188
CAN communication related diagnosis U014087 Loss of communication with body
control module BCM
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Loss of communication
Wire fault
U012287 with brake control unit — —
Control unit fault
ABS/ESP
CAN communication Wire fault
U000188 — —
related diagnosis Control unit fault
Loss of communication
Wire fault
U014087 with body control — —
Control unit fault
module BCM
3. Disconnect the connector T24a of the automatic transmission control unit, check the connector T24a for crack and
abnormality and check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 4.
4. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wires
between pins T112/1 and T112/17 of the engine control unit connector
and pins T24a/17 and T24a/7 of the automatic transmission control unit
connector are conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
5. Disconnect the connector T40a of the body controller, check the connector T40a for crack and abnormality and check its
pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 6.
6. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether wires between
pins T112/1 and T112/17 of the engine control unit connector and pins
T40a/8 and T40/9 of the body controller connector are open.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 7.
7. Disconnect the connector T20b of the electronic power-assisted steering controller, check the connector T20b for crack
and abnormality and check its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 8.
8. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether wires between
pins T112/1 and T112/17 of the engine control unit connector and pins
T20b/16 and T20b/15 of the electronic power-assisted steering
controller connector are open.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 9.
9. Disconnect the connector T38b of the ABS control unit, check the connector T38b for crack and abnormality and check
its pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 10.
10. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether wires between
pins T112/1 and T112/17 of the engine control unit connector and pins
T38b/26 and T38b/14 of the ABS control unit connector are open.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
− No Proceed to step 11.
11. Check whether power supply and bonding of the engine control unit are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 12.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
12. Replace the engine control unit; diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
2.37 P161000 ECM not learning SecretKey P161100 PIN code input error P161200
ECM not receiving IMMO P161300 The last IMMO certification is responded Busy
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
ECM not learning CAN communication CAN communication
P161000 —
Secret Key wiring harness short wiring harness fault
CAN communication CAN communication
P161100 PIN code input error —
wiring harness short wiring harness fault
ECM not receiving CAN communication CAN communication
P161200 —
IMMO wiring harness short wiring harness fault
The last IMMO
CAN communication CAN communication
P161300 certification is —
wiring harness short wiring harness fault
responded Busy
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112, and check if the connector T112 has cracks or other abnormality, and
if the pins are corroded or rusted.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Disconnect the connector T40a of the body controller, check the connector T40a for crack and abnormality and check its
pins for corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 3.
3. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the wires
between pins T112/1 and T112/17 of the engine control unit connector
and pins T40a/8 and T40a/9 of the body controller connector are
conductive.
− Yes Proceed to Step 4.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
4. Check whether power supply and bonding of the engine control unit are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 5.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
5. Check whether power supply and bonding of the body controller are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 6.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
6. Replace the engine control unit; diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− No Replace the engine control unit.
7. Replace the body controller, re-diagnose, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace body controller
2.38 P042000 Three way catalytic converter capacity aging (drain over limit)
DTC detection
DTC DTC Definition DTC trigger conditions Possible fault causes
conditions
Average amplitude of
the rear oxygen
Exhaust Leak
sensor corrected by
Failure of the
critical catalytic
three-way catalytic
Vehicle speed gear IV converter model
Three way catalytic converter
50km/h or gear V (applicable to
P042000 converter capacity Coolant temperature
100km/h stable amplitude method) >
aging (drain over limit) sensor has fault
working conditions 0.711
Fuel system
Ageing factor is less
overpressure
than 0.2 (applicable
Oxygen sensor fault
to oxygen storage
capacity method)
Diagnostic steps:
1. With the ignition under LOCK status, check whether the exhaust system has any internal hole, crack and blocking in both
visual and physical manner.
− No Proceed to step 2.
− Yes Repair or replace as necessary.
2. Use the diagnostic tester to read dataflow of the coolant temperature sensor and check whether the dataflow is normal =>
Refer to Page 220.
− No Proceed to step 3.
− Yes Repair fault of the coolant temperature sensor.
3. Use the diagnostic tester to read dataflow of the front oxygen sensor and check whether the dataflow is normal => Refer
to Page 282.
− No Proceed to step 4.
− Yes Repair fault of the front oxygen sensor.
4. Use the diagnostic tester to read dataflow of the rear oxygen sensor and check whether the dataflow is normal => Refer to
Page 288.
− No Proceed to step 5.
− Yes Repair fault of the rear oxygen sensor.
5. Check fuel contamination
− Yes Repair or replace faulty position.
− No Proceed to step 6.
6. Check whether fuel system pressure is normal
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− No Repair or replace faulty parts.
7. Replace the three-way catalytic converter assembly, re-diagnose, and read the fault code to see whether it still exists.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the three-way catalytic converter assembly.
2.39 P060443 Electronic control unit RAM fault P060543 Electronic control unit
ROM fault
DTC detection DTC trigger
DTC DTC Definition Possible fault causes
conditions conditions
Electronic engine control
Control module RAM unit fault
P060443 — —
error Engine controller
matching fault
Electronic engine control
Test error of control unit fault
P060543 — —
module ROM Engine controller
matching fault
Diagnostic steps:
1. Match the engine control unit; diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Proceed to Step 2.
− No Match the fault and perform engine control signal matching.
2. Replace the engine control unit; diagnose it again, read the fault code, and check if it is still present.
− Yes Identify other possible causes
− No Replace the engine control unit.
Diagnostic steps:
1. Disconnect the engine control unit connector T112 and check the connector for crack and abnormality, and the pins for
corrosion and rust.
− Yes Clean the connectors and pins.
− No Proceed to step 2.
2. Disconnect the connector T40a of body control unit.
3. Check whether wires between pins T112/17 and T112/1 of the engine
control unit connector and pins T40a/9 and T40a/8 of the body control
unit connector are open.
− Yes Repair the faulty line.
− No Proceed to step 4.
6. Check whether power supply circuit and grounding circuit of SRS control unit are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 7.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
7. Replace SRS control unit, and implement the road test; diagnose again, read the DTCs, and confirm the existence of
DTCs and symptoms.
− Yes Proceed to Step 8.
− No Replace SRS control unit
8. Check whether power supply circuit and grounding circuit of BCM control unit are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 9.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
9. Replace BCM control unit, and implement the road test; diagnose again, read the DTCs, and confirm the existence of
DTCs and symptoms.
− Yes Proceed to Step 10.
− No Replace BCM control unit.
10. Check whether power supply circuit and grounding circuit of the engine control unit are normal.
− Yes Proceed to Step 11.
− Yes Repair the faulty wire.
11. Replace engine control unit, and implement the road test; diagnose again, read the DTCs, and confirm the existence of
DTCs and symptoms.
− Yes Find the cause from other symptoms.
− No Replace the engine control unit.
Turn the ignition switch off Start and operate the engine
System shutdown
Start Pre-injection
The start of pre-injection only occurs once during the normal start process. It shall meet the following conditions:
The engine has started running (the ECU detects at least 2 valid signals from the crankshaft position sensor).
Fuel pump relay actuates.
The running duration of the fuel pump exceeds accumulation delay.
Pre-injection has not occurred before.
If all of the conditions above are met, start pre-injection will begin simultaneously in all cylinders.
Acceleration thickening
When the system detects substantial increase in readings of throttle position sensor (TPS) and intake air temperature and
pressure sensor, it thickens oil to improve the overall power in order to prevent instantaneous engine thin oil.
Deceleration thinning
When the system detects substantial decrease in readings of throttle position sensor (TPS) and intake air temperature and
pressure sensor, it thins oil to improve emission and drivability in order to prevent instantaneous engine thick oil.
Deceleration and fuel cutting
When the system detects the engine and the entire vehicle enter the deceleration working conditions, it cuts off fuel to
reduce emission and fuel consumption.
Protective fuel cutoff
When any one of the following conditions is met, the system will stop fuel injection:
− Fuel is cut off when engine speed is higher than 6000 r/min and fuel supply is recovered when engine speed is lower
than 5900 r/min.
− Fuel is cut off when system detects a failure from ignition system;
− Fuel is cut off when system voltage is >18V and engine speed is >1100 r/min and fuel supply is recovered when
voltage is <18V.
Basic fuel injection constant
Whether the basic fuel injection constant indicates the relationship between engine displacement and nozzle fuel flow rate.
Correction of battery voltage
When the battery voltage changes, the voltage will be amended to ensure the correct amount of fuel injection.
Power Thickening
Air temperature Correction
correction
Ignition Advance
Angle
Including corrections in coolant, intake air temperature, altitude compensation, idle control, acceleration, power thickening,
deceleration fuel stoppage, air-conditioning control.
Acceleration Correction
Ignition advance angle acceleration adjustment is used to mitigate the engine speed fluctuations caused by drive system
torque shock, and eliminate possible detonation during acceleration, making the acceleration smoother.
Make the acceleration process smooth.
Correction of power increase
Near the special exterior point, for better power and torque, it thickens the air/fuel ratio to the Leanest A/F for Best Torque
(LBT), and thus implements ignition angle correction for Minimum Advance Angle for Best Torque (MBT).
Deceleration Fuel Stoppage Correction
When the system exits the deceleration fuel stoppage, it may correct the ignition angle and ensure a smooth transition when
exiting the closed state of the throttle.
Control Correction
To turn off the A/C when the engine is idling can correct the ignition advance angle, so that the RPM is steadily transmitted.
Cutoff Mode
In some cases, to ensure the dynamic performance or protect the engine or A/C system, the ECU must cut off the A/C
compressor or prevent the A/C system from starting. Meanwhile, to prevent the compressor clutch from frequent
connection and disconnection, once in A/C cutoff mode, the ECU ensures the A/C clutch will only be reconnected after a
certain amount of time, by means of delay or other methods. It features the following modes:
A/C cutoff mode under excessive engine RPM: to protect the A/C system
− A/C compressor cannot start unless engine speed is lower than 6000r/min with A/C closed.
− When A/C is on, the A/C compressor will be cut off if the engine RPM > 6200 r/min.
A/C cutoff mode under excessively high engine coolant temperature: to protect the engine
− When the A/C is off, the A/C compressor can only be started if the coolant temperature < 116℃.
− When A/C is on, the A/C compressor will be cut off if the coolant temperature > 120℃.
A/C cutoff mode under excessively low A/C evaporator temperature: to protect the A/C system
When any of the following conditions are met, the vehicle will enter the A/C cutoff mode upon starting in high ambient
temperature:
− No failure in the A/C evaporator temperature sensor.
− Front A/C evaporator < 1.5℃.
When both of the following conditions are met, the vehicle will exit the A/C cutoff mode under excessively low A/C
evaporator temperature:
− No failure in the A/C evaporator temperature sensor.
− Front A/C evaporator > 3.75℃.
In order to reduce the impact on the normal combustion and doing work from the fuel vapor entering the cylinder, the
following conditions must be met before the canister solenoid valve is open
9V < system voltage < 16V.
Engine operation > 150 seconds (coolant temperature < 55℃ upon engine start) or engine operation > 30 seconds
(coolant temperature > 55℃ upon engine start).
The engine is in closed-loop mode or the fuel stoppage lasts over 2 seconds.
Engine coolant temperature is higher than 55℃.
No relevant system failure.
The canister control valve consists of the magnetic coil, armature, valve, etc. The air flow through the canister control
valve is related to the duty ratio of the pulse input to the canister control valve input by the ECU on one hand and to the
pressure difference of the inlet and outlet of the canister control valve. When the electric pulse is not available, the canister
control valve closes.
Tips
To replace the ECU, connect it to a diagnostic unit for testing and matching.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Parameters
Storage temperature:-40 ~ 80℃
Speed range:50~8000 rpm
Supply voltage range: 4.75~16V
Service & Maintenance
Avoid crashes, intense shocks, compression and other external impact
Keep the connectors clean and prevent liquid splashing into it
Don't pull the harness when the connector is connected
Keep the connectors firm and reliable
Repair of the sensor in any form is forbidden.
3. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- on the A/C compressor, and suspend
it on the body with a sturdy rope or wire.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M8×1.25×100
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 22~30 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Notes
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
1. Set the multimeter to ohm mode and measure the coil resistance of the
speed sensor -1- with the multimeter, as shown in figure.
Rated resistance:(20 °C):860(1±10%)
Tips
If the test data is incompliant with the standard value, replace the
crankshaft position sensor.
Parameters
Limit data
Numerical value
Description Unit
Min Typical Max
Withstand power voltage — — 16 V
Withstand pressure — — 500 kPa
Withstand storage
-40 — +130 ℃
temperature
Characteristic data
Pressure test range 10.13 — 117.79 kPa
Operation temperature -40 — 130 ℃
Working power supply
4.75 5.0 5.25 V
voltage
Current at Power Supply
— — 12.5 mA
Voltage = 5.0V
Load current of output
-0.1 — 0.5 mA
circuit
Load resistance to power 5 (pull up) 10 (pull
— — kΩ
supply or to ground down)
Response time — — 1.0 ms
Weight — 25.3 — g
4.3.2 Removal and Installation of the Intake Manifold Pressure and Temperature
Sensor
Removal
1. Close ignition switch and all the electrical equipments
2. Disconnect the battery negative cable=>Electrical Equipment: Repair Group: 60; Power Distribution; Battery: Battery
Cables: Disconnection and Connection of Battery Negative Cable.
3. Remove the engine trim cover assembly -1-.
Tips
Sealing ring of the intake manifold pressure and temperature
sensor shall be replaced as necessary.
Apply a thin layer of vaseline or similar product to the sealing ring
while installing.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Common Causes
1. Abnormal overvoltage or reserved large current occurs during use.
2. The pressure chip is damaged during repair.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
It is only permitted to take the sensor out of the package before its
installation.
Take the sensor out of the package and check it. Make sure it is not
damaged or polluted.
Sealing ring -Arrow- of the camshaft position sensor shall be
replaced as necessary.
Before the installation, apply a small amount of lubricant to the
O-ring and then press it onto the sensor.
Repair of the sensor in any form is forbidden.
It is necessary to apply continuous beaded sealant with diameter of
1.2-2.2 mm to the cylinder head while installing.
Sealant specification:LOCTITE 5699 or equal
Limit value
Description Valve Unit
Working voltage 5 V
Working temperature -30~130 ℃
Max measured current via sensor 1 mA
Rated resistance at 25℃ 1.825~2.155 kΩ
Characteristic data
Temperature range (℃) Resistance at end A and end C (KΩ)
-20±0.1 13.71~16.49
25±0.1 1.825~2.155
80±0.1 0.303~0.326
110±0.1 0.1383~0.1451
Resistance at end B (Ω)
70±0.2 137.7~160
90±0.2 75~97
110±0.2 40~50
124±0.2 32.9~37.9
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Notes
Apply sealant to thread part of the sensor. Sealant specification:LOCTITE 263 or equal
Tips
Analogous method can be used during the measurement, that is, to put
the work area of the sensor into the boiling water (notice: the soak time
shall be sufficient), observe the changes of the sensor resistance, and at
the moment, the resistance shall drop to 170Ω~180Ω(the detail value is
dependent on the temperature of the boiling water).
If the measurement doesn't comply with the standard value, replace the
coolant temperature sensor.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Tips
If the measurement doesn't comply with the standard value, replace the
knock sensor.
2. Install the knock sensor, set the multimeter to mV mode, and connect
it to the plug -Arrow- of the knock sensor.Slightly tap the cylinder block
with a small hammer, near the knock sensor. At that time, the
multimeter should detect weak voltage.
Tips
If there is no response, replace the knock sensor.
Limit data
Valve
Description Unit
Min Typical Max
Maximum Exhaust gas at the
permissive end of ceramic — 930 ℃
temperature when tube
the heating
element is
connected (at
Cable metal
most 10 minutes
buckle and — 280 ℃
every time, and
connecting cable
the accumulated
time can be up to
40 hours at most )
The accumulated Exhaust gas at the
time shall not end of ceramic — 1030 ℃
exceed 250h tube
within the entire Shell hexagon
— 650 ℃
trail use period head
Random vibration
— ≤1000 m/s2
(peak value)
Permissive Simple harmonic
vibration of shell vibration
— ≤0.3 mm
(vibration
displacement)
Simple harmonic vibration (vibration
≤300 m/s2
acceleration)
Absolute
Continuous direct current below 350℃ μA
value≤10
The maximum continuous alternating
current while exhaust temperature is — ≤10 μA
≥350℃and f is ≥1Hz
Permitted fuel additive Unleaded gasoline (refer to service life of oxygen sensor)
Engine oil consumption and
Rated valve:≤0.7L/1000km
combustion
Characteristic data
Description New After 500 hours' bench test
Exhaust temperature for effective
350 850 350℃ 850℃
characteristics data
Voltage of sensing element at λ=0.97
745~855 645~755 740~860 630~750
(CO=1%)
Voltage of sensing element at λ=1.10 20~80 20~80 10~90 10~90
Internal resistance of sensing element (kΩ) ≤0.5 ≤0.25 ≤1.0 ≤0.5
Response time (ms) (600mV to 300mV) <250 <250 <125 <125
Response time (ms) (300mV to 600mV) <100 <60 <60 <125
Heating current (A) 0.38~0.58 0.35~0.49 0.38~0.58 0.35~0.49
4. Unscrew the fixing clip -Arrow A- for right front cover plate of the
auxiliary instrument panel and remove the right front cover plate -1- of
the auxiliary instrument panel along the direction -Arrow B-.
5. Lift up the carpet -1-, pry up the fixing clip -Arrow- of the front
passenger foot rest and remove the front passenger foot rest -2-.
7. Disengage the dustproof rubber cover -1- of the front oxygen sensor.
Tips
Protect the oxygen sensor from impact with hard objects. Don't forcefully pull the harness of the oxygen sensor.It
cannot be used if it is dropped or otherwise falls.
Apply little oil to threads of the oxygen sensor while removing to facilitate its removal.
Before installation, clean the threads and the threaded installation hole of the oxygen sensor, and apply an additional
layer of anti-sintering additive onto the threads of the oxygen sensor.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Tips
Protect the oxygen sensor from impact with hard objects. Don't forcefully pull the harness of the oxygen sensor.It
cannot be used if it is dropped or otherwise falls.
Apply little oil to threads of the oxygen sensor while removing to facilitate its removal.
Before installation, clean the threads and the threaded installation hole of the oxygen sensor, and apply an additional
layer of anti-sintering additive onto the threads of the oxygen sensor.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Tips
The checking and performance parameters of the front and rear oxygen sensors are identical. Here, we will take the
checking of the front oxygen sensor as the example.
Fault symptoms
Poor idling, poor acceleration, exhaust being out of limit, excessive fuel consumption, etc.
Common Causes
1. Humidity or steam enters the sensor, which leads to sudden change in temperature or breaks the probe.
2. The oxygen sensor is "poisoned". (Pb,S,Br,Si)
Simple measuring method:
3. Remove the oxygen sensor, set the multimeter to ohm mode, and
measure the resistance of pin 1 and pin 2 on the oxygen sensor-1- with
the multimeter, as shown.
Rated resistance (normal temperature): 7~11Ω
Tips
If the measurement doesn't comply with the standard value, replace the
oxygen sensor.
4. Remove the oxygen sensor, set the multimeter to voltage mode, and
measure the resistance of pin 3 and pin 4 on the oxygen sensor-1- with
the multimeter, as shown in figure.
Rated voltage (normal temperature) : 0.1~0.9V
Tips
If the measurement doesn't comply with the standard value, replace the
oxygen sensor.
5. Unscrew bolt -Arrow- of V.V.T valve filter and take out V.V.T valve
filter component.
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 39~49 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 14mm hexagon sleeve
Notes
After removal of V.V.T valve and V.V.T valve filter, seal the installation
hole on the cylinder head with plug to prevent entry of dust and other
impurities into the cylinder head.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Notes
The input signal that controls the opening degree of valves in the
electronic throttle body assembly are controlled by the EMS through the
acceleration pedal. The EMS collects input signal from the
acceleration pedal, as well as input signals from other various sensors on
the engine and the rest of the vehicle, to pre-analyze the in-time driving
purpose of the driver and figure out the power output of the engine
required for the vehicle at the very time and under the very status.Also,
based upon these signals, the EMS controls the adjustment of the valve
opening degree of the throttle and corresponding fuel supply
(injection).Meanwhile, the throttle position sensor equipped on the
electronic throttle body assembly can monitor the actual valve opening
degree at the very time timely and send the signals to the EMS,
according to which the EMS will optimize the vehicle control
parameters, ensuring the engine as well as the vehicle operate under the
optimal control.
High-Speed EMS can quickly analyze the driver's intention and calculate
the basic throttle opening parameter values, based on the throttle pedal
signal, the signal variation and signal change rate. At the same time,
EMS adjusts and optimizes the basic throttle opening parameter, based
on various sensors input signal status, so that the system further
calculates the optimum throttle opening control parameters and
implements the actual throttle control. EMS sends the output control
signal to the ETC motor drive circuit to open the throttle according to the
calculated opening parameter, based on the revised throttle opening and
pre-determined control strategy. Thanks to the high-speed system
calculation, the changing of engine RMP keeps very smooth during the
transition, and the control is achieved within several milliseconds,
ensuring a good drivability of the vehicle.
The main components of the throttle control system include the following:
Throttle body
Throttle valve position sensor (embedded in the throttle valve body)
Tips
Collect the overflown fluid with a proper container when disconnecting
the cooling pipe.
Tips
The throttle gasket must be replaced.
While installing the sealing ring of the throttle valve flange, keep its bulging part aligning with recess part of the intake
manifold.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
The crankcase blow-by gas carries oil particles that cannot be completely combusted and thus will block the catalytic
converter once they are fed to the cylinder for combustion and emission. It is therefore necessary to use the oil-gas separator
to separate oil and gas in the blow-by gas of the crankcase ventilating system. The separated gas will enter the intake pipe
through PCV pipe assembly, discharge valve and PCV one-way valve and the separated oil will flow back to the oil pan
through PCV hose.
Main parts of the crankcase ventilating oil-gas separating system include:
Oil-gas separator
PCV pipe assembly
PCV hose
Discharge valve
PCV one-way valve
Fuel Evaporation Control System
As gasoline is highly volatile, it rapidly evaporates into the air at room temperatures. During driving, the temperature of
the fuel system in the engine is above room temperatures.Thus, the gasoline in the fuel system is even more volatile.
The evaporation emission control system is required in order to control fuel evaporation, prevent it from entering the air and
causing environmental pollution, reduce hydrocarbon emissions of the vehicle and ensure the vehicle emissions meet local
regulations. To put it simple, the evaporation emission control system collects the gasoline vapor from the fuel tank and
makes it combust in the engine.
The fuel evaporation control system uses absorption principle of the activated carbon to absorb fuel vapor with the activated
carbon. While the engine is working, the carbon canister solenoid valve controls break-make of the vapor pipeline according
to different operating conditions so as to control desorption of the gasoline vapor, separate the gasoline vapor absorbed by
the activated carbon once more and feed into the engine for combustion.
Main parts of the fuel evaporation control system include:
Carbon canister
Carbon canister solenoid valve
Evaporation pipeline
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
The PCV gasket is a disposable part, which should be replaced after being removed.
Tips
The PCV valve is a check valve in nature.
1. Connect the manual vacuum pump to one end of the PCV valve -1-
and vacuumize the PCV valve -1- (the air flows inside the valve as
shown by -Arrow A-).There should be no resistance, and no vacuum is
formed.
2. Connect the manual pump, and pump the PCV valve -1- (the air flows
inside the valve as shown by -Arrow B-).It should be air-tight.
Tips
If the checked results aren’t as described above, it indicates that there is
failure in the PCV valve -1- and that replacement is required.
In the fuel vapor emission control system, fuel vapor in the fuel tank is
absorbed by activated carbon in the carbon canister. The engine
control unit (ECM) controls break-make of the carbon canister solenoid
valve by outputting impulse width signal according to actual working
status of the engine. Fuel vapor is absorbed into the intake air channel of
the engine on the basis of vacuum of the intake manifold and fed into
the engine cylinder for combustion so as to realize the purpose of
washing fuel vapor in the carbon canister and control fuel evaporation
and pollution emission.
Parameters
Working voltage : 8~16 V
Working temperature:-40 ~ 120 ℃
Coil resistance:19~22 Ω
Coil induction:12~15 mH
Flow rate (full opening status): 25-35 L/min
4. Pry up the fixing clip -Arrow A- of the carbon canister, loosen the
fixing clamp -Arrow B- of the venting hose and remove the venting hose
-1- and -2-.
5. Move up the carbon canister and remove the carbon canister assembly
-1-.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Notes
During the installation, pay attention to the airflow direction of the canister solenoid, and connect the end with the
connecting plug to the intake manifold.
1. Remove the canister solenoid valve, set the multimeter to ohm mode,
connect the probes of the multimeter to the connector terminals of the
canister solenoid valve -1-, and measure the coil resistance of the
canister solenoid valve.
Rated resistance:26Ω(20℃)
Tips
If it doesn't meet the standard, replace the canister solenoid valve.
Tips
If there is air moving through the valve, it indicates that the canister
solenoid valve is blocked or leaking, thus kept open all the time. Replace
the canister solenoid valve.
Tips
If there is no airflow, it indicates that the canister solenoid valve is
blocked or leaking or the coil is burnt.
Fuel supply
Fuel level sensor in the fuel supply device applies sliding resistance type, of which wires are directly welded with pins of
the fuel pump connector and generally replaced together with the fuel pump assembly.
The fuel system has the function of fuel pressure stability control, which mainly consists of fuel pressure regulator and fuel
return pipeline. The fuel pressure regulator, also known as fuel return valve, is under the control of system fuel pressure
and intake manifold pressure (negative pressure). It is connected with the fuel rail at one end, with fuel return pipe at
another end and with vacuum joint on the intake manifold at the rest end. It uses fuel pressure in the fuel rail and negative
pressure in the intake manifold to adjust automatically opening and closing of the fuel return valve in order to keep fuel
supply pressure of the entire fuel system at a certain value. Therefore, the fuel supply pressure is not directly related to
atmospheric pressure but keeps a constant ratio with vacuum inside the intake manifold.
The main components of the fuel supply system include the following:
Fuel Injection
Inside the fuel injection device, the electronic control fuel injection system (EFI) takes the engine control unit (ECM) as its
control center and controls accurate fuel injection volume and fuel injection time by control over the fuel injector with the
control program set in the computer according to various working parameters of the engine provided by different sensors
mounted on the engine so that the engine may get the mixture gas with the optimal concentration under various working
conditions and realize such functions as start thickening, warm-up thickening, acceleration thickening, full-load thickening,
deceleration thinning, compulsory fuel cutoff, automatic idle speed control, etc. In this way, the engine acquires good fuel
economy and emission and usability of the vehicle is improved.
The main components of the fuel injection system include the following:
Fuel rail
Injector
Engine Control Module
Wear fuel-resistant gloves and goggles and make sure your skin does not come in contact with the fuel.
Avoid flame, sparks and electrical equipment that tend to create sparks at the site.
To prevent wear and tear of the fuel piping, during installation, make sure it is far away from all moving or hot
parts.Don't excessively bend the pipes.
3 Technical Parameters
Torque
Description Specification Grade Tools
Nm
Fixing bolt on the top of fuel filler pipe M5×0.8×20 — 5~7 —
10mm Hexagon
Filler pipe assembly fixing bolt M8×1.25×16 8.8 12~14
Sleeve
15mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of fuel tank binder M10×1.5 10 36~54
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of fuel filter M8×1.0×20 8.8 12~15
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of fuel filter bracket M8×1.25×25 8.8 18~20
Sleeve
12mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the fuel rail assembly M8×1.25×35 8.8 10~13
Sleeve
15mm Hexagon
Fixing bolt of the fuel tank M10×1.5 10 20~26
Sleeve
Fixing screw for fuel tank heat insulation plate — — 2 —
Plug fixing screw — — 3~5 —
Notes
Don't remove the fuel pump fuse -1- when the engine is still running.
Otherwise, it may damage the fuel pump and the ECU.
4. Turn on the ignition switch, wait until the engine operates to automatic shutdown and then turn off the ignition.
Tips
Fuel pressure in the fuel system pipeline is almost completely released then.
4. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- of the filler cap, disengage the clip
-Arrow B- and remove the filler cap -1-.
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 5~7 Nm
Notes
Seal the fuel filler pipe orifice for fear of internal pollution.
Notes
After the fuel filler pipe component is installed, fill gasoline to check whether there is leakage at the pipeline connection.
6 Fuel Tank
6.1 Draining of fuel tank
Tips
In case of excessive fuel in the fuel tank while removing and installing the fuel tank, drain the fuel tank with the following
methods; in case of little fuel in the fuel tank, it is not necessary to drain the fuel tank but remove and install directly.
1. Pull the open buckle -1- upwards, open filler cover panel.
4. Push the fuel suction device to the bottom of the fuel tank and pump
out fuel in the fuel tank completely.
5. Pull out the fuel suction device carefully.
Notes
10. Unscrew the fixing screw -Arrow A- and locking gasket -Arrow B-
of the fuel tank thermal baffle and remove the fuel tank thermal
baffle-1-.
Screw -Arrow A - tightening torque: 2 Nm
11. Support the fuel tank -1- with the lifting device.
12. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow A- for rear binder assembly of the
fuel tank and the fixing nut -Arrow B- of the fuel tank assembly.
Nut - Arrow A- specification:M10×1.5
Bolt -Arrow A- tightening torque: 38~54 Nm
Nut -Arrow A- tool: 15mm hexagon sleeve
Nuts - Arrow B - Specifications:M10×1.5
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 20~26 Nm
14. Gradually lower the lifting device and remove the fuel tank -1-.
Notes
Pay attention to observe whether the fuel tank collides into the body or pulls other parts and if any, adjust position of the
fuel tank and gradually lower it down.
15. Disengage fuel feed pipe assembly -1-, venting pipe assembly -2-
and fuel return pipe assembly -3- from the fuel tank.
16. Unscrew the snap ring -1- with removal and installation tool of the
fuel pump cover.
Notes
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
Sealing ring of the fuel pump must be replaced.
Notes
While installing snap ring of the fuel pump, align arrow mark -1- on
the snap ring with arrow mark -2- on the fuel tank.
Tips
Reinstall the fuel pipelines on the fuel tank to their original positions,
keep enough distance from hot or moving parts and do not bend them
excessively, or otherwise the fuel pipelines may have friction due to
vibration of the body that will damage the fuel pipelines and cause fuel
leakage.
Notes
8. Unscrew the snap ring -1- with removal and installation tool of the
fuel pump cover.
Notes
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Tips
Sealing ring of the fuel pump must be replaced.
Notes
While installing snap ring of the fuel pump, align arrow mark -1- on
the snap ring with arrow mark -2- on the fuel tank.
4. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the fuel filter bracket -1-, and
remove the filter -1-.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M8×1.25×16
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 12~15 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 10mm hexagon sleeve
Tips
Direction arrow mark must be marked in the fuel filter -1- housing.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Valve
Description Unit
Min Typical Max
Working pressure (pressure gap) — 400 — kPa
Injector resistance at 20℃ — 12±0.6 — Ω
10.2 Removal and Installation of Fuel Distribution Pipe and Fuel Injector
Assembly
Tips
These instructions are for the removal and installation of the fuel injector of Cylinder 1 but may be used as reference for the
removal and installation of fuel injectors of other cylinders.
Removal
1. Release fuel pressure => Refer to Page 409.
2. Disconnect the battery negative cable=>Electrical Equipment: Repair Group: 60; Power Distribution; Battery: Battery
Cables: Disconnection and Connection of Battery Negative Cable.
3. Remove the engine trim panel -1-.
5. Remove the fixing clamp -Arrow- of the fuel pipeline and disengage
the fuel pipeline -1-.
Tips
Place a cloth at the connections before releasing the hoses, and then
pull out the hoses carefully.
Do not reuse the fixing clip but replace with a new one.
Notes
While removing the fuel rail assembly, do not remove one end separately and remove the other later, but remove
both ends slowly and uniformly. Press in two ends uniformly while installing to ensure they are installed to due
positions.
Apply new oil to O-ring of the fuel injector and insert into the fuel injector straight until the fuel rail instead of
inserting in an inclined manner.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Tips
Replace sealing rings -1- and -2- at two ends of the fuel injector as
necessary.
Apply a thin layer of vaseline or similar product to sealing rings
-1- and -2- while installing.
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Tips
If the measurement doesn't meet the standard, replace the injector.
If practical, clean and check the injector with injector washer.
3 Technical Parameters
Torque
Description Specification Grade Tools
Nm
14mm Hexagon
Generator fixing bolt (M10) M10×1.25×90 10T 42~52
Sleeve
12mm Hexagon
Generator fixing bolt (M8) M8×1.25×40 7T 19~25
Sleeve
12mm Hexagon
Adjusting bolt of the generator assembly M8×1.25×80 7T 4~6
Sleeve
14mm Hexagon
Generator bracket bolt M10×1.25×35 7T 32~40
Sleeve
13mm Hexagon
Fixing nut of the generator terminal M8×1.25 8 18~22
Sleeve
12mm Hexagon
Starter fixing bolt M8×1.25×50 8.8 20~28
Sleeve
13mm Hexagon
Starter power supply post nut M8×1.25 8 10~12
Sleeve
10mm Hexagon
Ignition coil fastening bolt M6×1.0×18 8.8 8~10
Sleeve
16mm hexagonal
Spark plug — — 20~30
long sleeve
4 Charging System
4.1 Removal and Installation of Engine Assembly
Removal
1. Disconnect the battery negative cable=>Electrical Equipment: Repair Group: 60; Disconnection and Connection of
Battery Negative Cable.
2. Remove the engine trim panel -1-.
Tips
Just disconnect the belt -1- and the generator assembly, but do not remove the belt.
7. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow A- and -Arrow B- of the generator
and remove the generator assembly -1-.
Bolt -Arrow A- specification:M8×1.25×40
Bolt -Arrow A- tightening torque: 19~25 Nm
Bolt -Arrow A- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
Bolt - Arrow B - specifications:M10×1.25×90
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 42~52 Nm
Bolt -Arrow B- tool: 14mm hexagon sleeve
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
After the installation, apply a force of 100N on the belt at the
-Arrow-, and measure whether the deformation is within the
standard variation range.
Standard tolerance:10.9~16.5 mm
5 Starter System
5.1 Removal and Installation of Starter Assembly
Removal
1. Disconnect the battery negative cable=>Electrical Equipment: Repair Group: 60; Disconnection and Connection of
Battery Negative Cable.
2. Disconnect the power control wiring harness connector -Arrow A- of
the starter and disengage the guard -Arrow B- of power supply wiring
harness.
3. Unscrew the fixing nut -Arrow B- of the starter power supply wiring
harness and put aside the starter power supply wiring harness -1-.
Nuts - Arrow B - Specifications:M8×1.25
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 10~12 Nm
Nut -Arrow B- tool: 13mm hexagon sleeve
4. Unscrew the fixing bolt -Arrow- of the starter assembly -1-, and
remove the starter assembly.
Bolt - Arrow - Specifications:M8×1.25×50
Bolt -Arrow B- tightening torque: 20~28 Nm
Bolt -Arrow- tool: 12mm hexagon sleeve
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Danger
It is dangerous when the starter is running at a high speed.The testing personnel should take proper precautions.
The coil may get burnt if the starter is powered by the battery for an extended time; therefore, tests should be completed
with 3-5 seconds.
All tests should be performed continuously, as the objective of these tests is to check the continuous operation of the
starter.
4. When the starter starts running, observe whether the small star gear
-1- moves out in the axial direction and rotates along.
If not, replace the starter assembly.
6 Ignition System
6.1 Ignition Coil
6.1.1 Overview
Within the engine ignition system of the vehicle, the ignition coil is the actuating part that provides ignition energy to air
and fuel mixture for ignition of the engine cylinder. It mainly functions based on the principle of electromagnetic
induction to receive ECU commands through the electronic controller and turn off and turn on the primary current circuit of
the ignition coil. It produces magnetic field by current of the primary coil winding for the sake of storage of magnetic
energy. When current of the primary coil winding is cut off suddenly (disconnect circuit grounding terminal through the
power transistor), the magnetic field damps and magnetic energy releases to force the secondary coil to produce induced
electromotive force. The induced electromotive force discharges through the spark plug and ignites air and fuel mixture in
the cylinder to force the engine to work. We call the ignition manner induced discharge ignition. Ignition timing is
realized by ECU control signal that controls break-make time of the ignition coil.
Parameters
Secondary voltage
Power Secondary output
Engine Ambient
supply Power-on voltage (Kv)
speed temperature
voltage time (ms)
(r.p.m) (℃) 25pF 25pF+1MΩ
(V)
Normal 13.9~
≤2000 3.4 ≥33 ≥24
temperature 14.1
Discharge capacity
Engine Ambient Power Power-on Discharge capacity
speed temperature supply time (ms) T2(ms) I2(mA)
(r.p.m) (℃) voltage
(V)
≤2000 80 13.9~ 3.4 ≥0.9 ≥75
14.1
Installation
Installation is in reverse order of removal procedures.
Notes
When conducting a sparking test, the engine should get started within 10 seconds.
Tips
These instructions are for the removal and installation of the spark plug of Cylinder 1 but may be used as reference for the
removal and installation of spark plugs of other cylinders.
1. Remove the ignition coil of Cylinder 1=>Refer to Page 436.
2. Screw out the spark plug.
Tightening torque of spark plug:20~30 Nm
Spark plug type: LZFR6AI
Installation
Install in reverse order of removal procedures and please note the following:
Pay attention to the waste disposal regulation.
Tips
If the clearance doesn't meet the standard, adjust or replace the spark
plug.
2. If the spark plug is dark or covered with excessive carbon, it means that the spark plug hasn't been replaced for a while or
the throttle is not properly sealed. Clean the carbon off the spark plug or check the sealing of the valve.
3. If the spark plug is white, it means that the engine is burning engine oil. Check the sealing of the cylinder.
4. If the spark plug is wet, it may not ignite. Check the electronic control system and troubleshooting the failure in parts or
cables.