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ECU - Revised to End False Fueling Failure Illumination

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FUELING FAILURE
SECTION: 86
No : 18
Model: XJ6 3.6 Date: JANUARY, 1988
KEY POINTS: FUELING FAILURE SYMBOL
The vehicle condition monitor (VCM) on a number of early production vehicles has displayed the "fueling failure" symbol when no such fault has occurred. To prevent this from occurring the blue/green (U/G) wire at pin #10 of LB53, a 24 way PMHD yellow, was disconnected on the bulkhead harness side and taped to the harness.

Starting at VIN 521255 a new Engine management ECU was installed


on all vehicles:


- P/N DBC 3711, low compression


- P/N DBC 3713, high compression

These new ECU's eliminate the possibility of a false "fueling failure" illumination.

The "fueling failure" symbol has been reintroduced on production beginning at VIN 530856 by connecting the wire at PIN #10 of connector LB53.

For vehicles in service with the "fueling failure" symbol disabled, Pin #10 can be connected in service, if either condition listed below applies:

- The VIN is higher than 521255
- When a new ECU and idle speed control valve are fitted to a vehicle below 521255

Instructions for installing Pin #10 at connector LB53, are as follows:

1. Release the secondary locking cover with a small screwdriver.

2. Set the cover in the wire assembly mode, i.e. the cover fully extended on its four locking arms.

3. Insert the pin and wire (blue/green) through the secondary locking cover.

4. Insert the pin and wire into slot #10 and push wire until the locking tab "clicks" into place.

5. Install the secondary locking cover on the connector body.
NOTE: ECU P/N DBC 2911 is no longer available. When replacing ECU P/N DBC 2911 with DBC 3711 the idle speed control valve P/N EBC 1789 MUST BE INSTALLED (this control valve can be identified by the "E" suffix in the suppliers part number).


NOTE: A temporary measure to disable the fuel failure warning function was detailed in Technical Bulletin Section 86, No. 7, issued in June, 1987.


CAUTION: Part numbers included in Service Bulletins are for reference only and should always be cross referenced with the latest parts information.