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Electronic Control Awd: Specifications Mitsubishi Outlander II рестайлинг

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SERVICE SPECIFICATIONS

ItemStandard value
Electronic control coupling solenoid resistance ohms [at 20°C (68°F)]Electronic control 4WD2.2 - 4.0
S-AWC1.6 - 3.7
Electronic control coupling stud bolt length mm (in)22.3 - 25.1 (0.88 - 0.99)

SERVICE SPECIFICATIONS

FREEZE FRAME DATA SPECIFICATIONS

Item No.ItemUnit/Content
01OdometerXxxx mile
02Ignition cycle
03Coupling torqueXxxx N.m
04Current trouble accumulative timeXxxx min
06Coupling temperatureXxxx °F
07CAN communication (ABS/ASC) error flagOFF (Normal)/ON (Malfunction)
08CAN communication (engine) error flagOFF (Normal)/ON (Malfunction)
09CAN communication (ETACS) error flagOFF (Normal)/ON (Malfunction)
15AWD mode2WD
4WD
4WD LOCK
16FL wheel speed sensorXxxx mph
17FR wheel speed sensorXxxx mph
18RL wheel speed sensorXxxx mph
19RR wheel speed sensorXxxx mph
Xxxx indicates the value.

FREEZE FRAME DATA SPECIFICATIONS

Actuator test specifications

Item No.Check itemDriven componentOperating duration
01AWD coupling control torqueDrive the electronic control coupling with the control torque of 0 N.m to 730 N.m (0 to 538 ft-lb).Maximum 10 seconds
02AWD modeAWD LOCKMaximum 1 minute
AWDMaximum 1 minute
FWDMaximum 1 minute

ACTUATOR TEST SPECIFICATIONS

Scheme 1

Scheme 1: CHECK AT ECU TERMINALS
Terminal No.Check itemCheck conditionNormal condition
1Current command value of electronic control coupling solenoidDrive mode selector: 4WD (AWD) Perform a test run of the vehicle.0 to 3 A
3Electronic control coupling solenoid power supplyAlwaysSystem voltage
4Ignition power supply voltageIgnition switch: ONSystem voltage
Ignition switch: OFF1 V or less
9Electronic control coupling solenoid current monitor valueDrive mode selector: 4WD (AWD) Perform a test run of the vehicle.0 to 3 A
10GroundAlways1 V or less
14Drive mode selector FWD signalIgnition switch: ONDrive mode selector: 2WD (FWD)1 V or less
Drive mode selector: 4WD (AWD) or LOCKSystem voltage
16Drive mode selector LOCK signalIgnition switch: ONDrive mode selector: LOCK1 V or less
Drive mode selector: 2WD (FWD) or 4WD (AWD)System voltage

ECU TERMINALS REFERENCE CHART

Scheme 2

Scheme 2: SIMPLE OPERATION CHECK OF ELECTRONIC CONTROL COUPLING
  1. Raise the vehicle.
  2. Mark the front and rear tires for easy identification of tire rotation.
  3. Adjust the parking brake lever to the normal conditions. (Refer to PARKING BRAKE LEVER STROKE CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT.)
  4. Pull the parking brake lever by two notches. NOTE: Activating the parking brake slightly prevents the drive force transferring to the rear wheels by a friction in the electronic control coupling. If the following FWD mode is checked without the parking brake activation, the drive force is transferred to the rear wheels by a friction in the electronic control coupling.
  5. Start the engine, and move the shift lever into the D position.
  6. Depress the accelerator pedal gradually, and maintain the vehicle speed at approximately 10 km/h (6.0 mph).
  7. Switch the drive mode selector to the FWD mode, and check that the rear wheels are under FWD control (At this time, the AWD/LOCK indicators in the combination meter do not illuminate).
  8. Stop the engine.
  9. Start the engine again, and move the shift lever into the D position.
  10. Depress the accelerator pedal gradually, and maintain the vehicle speed at approximately 10 km/h (6.0 mph). CAUTION: The following checks in the AWD mode must be completed within one minute in total to protect the AWD drive system components and parking brake.
  11. Switch the drive mode selector to the AWD mode, and check that the rear wheels are rotating. (At this time, the AWD indicator in the combination meter illuminates.) After the above checks are completed, if the rear wheel rotation satisfies the above conditions, it is judged that the electronic control coupling operates correctly. If the rear wheel rotation does not satisfy the above conditions, replace the electronic control coupling. (Refer to ELECTRONIC CONTROL COUPLING.)