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ECU CK./Range Reading Calib. and Fuel Use Reading Correcting

Function Selector Switch:




Computer, checking

Work sequence

- switch ignition ON
- select all computer functions in sequence by pressing left and right function selector switches
^ right switch - selects from left to right
^ left switch - selects from right to left

If it is not possible to select all functions, - check function selector switch
- repeat test

It it still is not possible to select all functions, or if computer display is dim:
- remove instrument cluster. (Do not detach connectors)
- check printed circuit for day/night illumination as follows:

Printed Circuit:




- connect voltmeter between connections tor day illumination (A)
- switch ignition ON
^ specified value: approx. 10.0V
- switch ignition OFF
- connect voltmeter between connections for night illumination (B)
- turn parking lights on and turn instrument panel illumination control to the left as far as possible
^ specified value: approx. 12.0V

If one of the specified readings is not obtained, - repair break in wiring using current flow diagram

If the specified readings are attained, - replace day/night illumination bulbs.

Connector A - Yellow Band:




- check voltage supply to Board Computer as follows:

Connector B - White Band:




- connect voltmeter between contact 7 of connector A (yellow band) and contact 1 of connector B (white band) on instrument cluster
^ specified value: approx. 12.0V
- connect voltmeter between contacts 7 and 12 of connector A
- switch ignition ON
^ specified value: approx. 12.0V
- switch ignition OFF

If specified values are NOT obtained, - repair break in wiring using current flow diagram

Contacts on Printed Circuit (1-8):




- connect voltmeter between contact 3 and 7 of printed circuit
^ specified value: 12.0V
- connect voltmeter between contact 3 and 2 of printed circuit
- switch ignition ON
^ specified value: approx. 12.0V

If one of specified values is not obtained, - check printed circuit for damage and replace if necessary

Contacts on Printed Circuit (1-8):




- connect voltmeter between contacts 3 and 5 of printed circuit
^ specified value: 9.75-10.25V

If specified value is NOT obtained, - check printed circuit for damage
- replace voltage stabilizer or printed circuit if necessary

Contacts on Printed Circuit (1-8):




Connector B - White Band:




- connect voltmeter between contact 9 of connector B (white band) and contact 5 of printed circuit
^ specified value: 1.5-6.0V (depending on fuel tank content)

If specified value is not obtained, - repair wiring using current flow diagram

If specified values are obtained but there is no display, - check printed circuit for damage or replace computer

Reset Button:




Computer range reading, calibrating

Note

Calibrate the range reading only after performing the following repairs:

^ replacing sender for fuel gauge
^ replacing computer (when range reading defective)

Note

Calibrate range reading with full fuel tank.

The Board Computer calculates an average
consumption of 10 1/100 km regardless of what is
shown on display unit (km or mi)
- switch ignition OFF
- press reset button and hold
- switch ignition ON
- release reset button
^ range display: 700-800 km

Range Calibrating Screw:




Note

Range calibrating screw (arrow) can be turned only 1/2 turn between stops

- remove protective cap
- turn screw (arrow) to calibrate range reading
^ approx. 750

If specified value is NOT obtained, - check fuel gauge, - repeat range reading calibration

If specified value is still not obtained, - replace Board Computer

Correction Switches:




Fuel consumption reading, correcting (0 1/100 km or 0 mpg)

Note

If computer calculating fuel consumption deviates more than 10% from the actual fuel consumption, the reading can be corrected by total +/- 16% with an adjustment on the instrument cluster

Work sequence

- remove digital clock from the instrument panel
- locate correction switches (arrow)

Correction Switch:




- adjust correction switch (arrow) to correspond to needed correction