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Diagnostic Mode d:2 Opel Senator B

Diagnostic Mode d:2

Diagnosis of odometer frequency sensor and fuel consumption signal requires board computer to be in diagnostic mode 2.

The clock display shows "d : 2".

The function display shows "S-E-".

The level condition of the odometer frequency sensor is indicated behind the "S", the level condition of the fuel consumption signals is indicated behind the "E".Fehler! Datei kann nicht geöffnet werden!
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Sensor/signalOperating conditionDisplay behind the
"S""E"
OdometerSpeed < approx. 9 km/h (6 mph)-
frequency sensor
Speed > approx. 13 km/h (8 mph)( )
Injection signalEngine speed < approx. 800/min-
from control unit
Engine speed > approx. 1200/min( )

Test Program - Odometer Frequency Sensor and Fuel Consumption Signal

FaultTrouble-shooting
Display behind the "S"1. Voltage supply lacking at odometer frequency sensor P14/Ter. 1.
does not change from2. Lead interruption from odometer frequency sensor P14/Ter. 3 to ground.
"-" to "( )" even at3. Lead interruption or short circuit to ground of lead between board computer
higher speedsU2/Ter. 21 and odometer frequency sensor P14/ Ter. 2.
4. Short circuit to ground of lead between odometer frequency sensor P14/Ter. 2
and an electronic system also receiving this signal, e.g. LCD instrument, electron.
speedometer, Motronic, electron. temperature control, automatic transmission,
electron. cruise control, radios with speed-dependent volume control, electron.
controlled chassis damping
5. Odometer frequency sensor defective
6. Wrong program memory installed (see table 7.1)
7. Board computer defective
Display behind the "E"1. Lead interruption between board computer U2/Ter. 24 and control unit
does not change from2. Lead interruption between board computer U2/Ter. 6 and fuel pump relay
"-" to "·" even atK68/Ter. 87 or 87
higher speeds3. Wrong program memory installed
4. Board computer defective
Note: On some injection systems, "( )" is not displayed due to the de-bouncing
provided in the board computer.
In this case, the de-bouncing can be switched off by actuating one of the two
hole contacts.
The display must then continuously alternate between "( )" and "-".