WIS Document: 18113
Model Context: 900 (1996)
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+30 power supply
Fault symptom
The theft alarm is not working.
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Drop of +30 power supply to control module brings about total loss of functions.
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Check the +30 power supply by arming/disarming the anti-theft alarm.
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US/CA start fault diagnosis with step 1
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For EU, start fault diagnosis as point 2.
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Diagnostic procedure
1 Check fuse 23
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Check that fuse 23 is intact and live.
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Connect the test lamp to the fuse and a good grounding point.
The test lamp should light.
Is the test lamp on?
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yes
Continue with point 2.
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no
Continue fault diagnosis as described in Service Manual 3:2 Electrical system, "+30 power supply".
2 Check the +30 power supply
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Unplug connector H33-3.
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Connect the test lamp to pin 5 of connector H33-3 and a good grounding point.
The test lamp should light.
Does the lamp light up?
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yes
Continue with point 4.
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no
Continue with point 3.
3 Check the wiring connected to the fuses
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US/CA
Connect the test lamp to fuse 23 and a good grounding point.
The test lamp should light.
Is the test lamp on?
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yes
Check and repair or replace the wiring between pin 5 of connector H33-3 and fuse 23.
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no
Continue fault diagnosis as described in Service Manual 3:2 Electrical system, "+30 power supply".
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EU
Connect the test lamp to fuse 1 and a good grounding point.
The test lamp should light.
Is the test lamp on?
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Yes
Check and repair or replace the wiring between pin 5 of connector H33-3 and fuse 1.
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No
Continue fault diagnosis as described in Service Manual 3:2 Electrical system, "+30 power supply".
4 Check the wiring connected to the electronic control module
Check the wiring harness for continuity between pin 5 of connector H33-3 and pin 25 of the electronic control module.
The resistance should be < 1 ohm.
Is the resistance correct?
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Yes
Continue with point 5.
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No
Repair or replace the wiring harness.
5 Final check
Check the operation and see if the fault symptoms are still present.
Is the problem still present?
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Yes
See "Before replacing a control module".
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No
The remedial measures taken were correct or the fault is of intermittent nature.
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