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Signal specification

General

All the values given below are between the respective terminal in column 1 and terminal #B3 in column 2 (power ground) unless otherwise stated in brackets after the table entry. Control module terminals #A1-#A60 correspond to terminals #A1-#60 on the breakout box, terminals #A61-#A70 correspond to terminals #B1-#B10 on the breakout box and terminals #B1-#B50 correspond to terminals #B10-#B60 on the breakout box.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

HINT: If the numbering of the connector is different from the numbering on the breakout box, the connector number is given first, terminal #A61, followed by the breakout box number in brackets, (terminal #B1).

HINT: Example: #A61 (#B1)

U =DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0V% duty =Duty cycle (pulse ratio) as a percentage (%)
T =Time in milliseconds (ms)
TerminalBreakout boxSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
#A1#A1
#A2#A2
#A3#A3
#A4#A4Signal (+) engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor(+30° C) U = 1.22V (+80° C) U = 0.29V (+100° C) U = 0.17V
#A5#A5Signal (-) intake air temperature (IAT) sensor(+20° C) U = 3.50V (+30° C) U = 3.00V (+40° C) U = 2.50V
#A6#A6
#A7#A7Engine cooling fan (FC) control signalPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U high = 0.7*U bat U low = 1.2V F = 100 Hz Pulse ratio = 10%-95%
#A8#A8
#A9#A9EVAP control signalU = U batPWM signal during activation of the canister purge (CP) valve
#A10#A10
#A11#A11
#A12#A12
#A13#A13Camshaft reset valve control signalPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat t = 4 ms pulse ratio = 12.5 %Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat t = 4 ms pulse ratio = 50 %The pulse ratio increases with engine speed (RPM)
#A14#A14Injector no. 5 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A15#A15Injector no. 3 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A16#A16Injector no. 1 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A17#A17
#A18#A18Control signal, front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) preheatingU = U batPreheating of U = U bat Preheating U = U low
#A19#A19
#A20#A20
#A21#A21
#A22#A22Mass air flow (MAF) sensor signalU = 1 voltU = 1.7 voltU increases with increasing air mass
#A23#A23Boost pressure sensor signalU = 1.96 voltsU increases with increasing boost pressure
#A24#A24Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), pump currentPulsed power supply - cannot be measuredPulsed power supply - cannot be measured
#A25#A25
#A26#A26Oil pressure switch signalU = U lowU = U bat
#A27#A27
#A28#A28Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), calibration currentCannot be measuredCannot be measured
#A29#A29Power supply, camshaft position (CMP) sensorU = 5V
#A30#A30Ignition coil no. 2 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A31#A31Ignition coil no. 1 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2.5 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A32#A32
#A33#A33Injector no. 4 control signalU = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A34#A34Injector no. 2 control signalU = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A35#A35Control signal, rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) preheatingU = U batPreheating of U = U bat Preheating U = U low
#A36#A36
#A37#A37Control modules communication cable (CAN H)Between the engine control module (ECM) and the throttle unit
#A38#A38Turbocharger (TC) control valve control signalU = U batU = U batActive U = PWM signal
#A39#A39Manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor, air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensor, mass air flow (MAF) sensor, 5 volt power supplyU = 5 volt
#A40#A40
#A41#A41Signal (+), front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Pulsed current signal, cannot be measuredPulsed current signal, cannot be measured
#A42#A42Signal (-), front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Pulsed current signal, cannot be measuredPulsed current signal, cannot be measured
#A43#A43
#A44#A44
#A45#A45Signal (+), rear knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A46#A46Signal (+) front knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A47#A47Signal (+), camshaft position (CMP) sensorU = 5 voltsU = quadratic wave voltage U top = 5voltsThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A48#A48Signal (+), flywheel sensorU = 2.5 voltsU = sine wave voltage U top = 5volts U offset = 2.5volts
#A49#A49
#A50#A50Ignition coil no. 2 control signal, 6 cyl ignition coil no. 3, 5 cylU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A51#A51Ignition coil no. 6 control signal, 6 cyl ignition coil no. 5, 5 cylU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A52#A52Ignition coil no. 3 control signal, 6 cyl ignition coil no. 4, 5 cylU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A53#A53Power ground 3U low
#A54#A54Power ground 4U low
#A55#A55Control modules communication cable (CAN L)Between the engine control module (ECM) and the throttle unit
#A56#A56Control signal, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor PWM signalU top = 12V t = 4 ms pulse ratio = 8% 2% with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) and 50% - 90% with fully depressed accelerator pedal (AP) On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit before the signal reaches 90%.Between the engine control module (ECM) and the throttle unit
#A57#A57Stop lamp switch control signalU = U low (not activated) U = U high (activated)Between the engine control module (ECM) and the throttle unit
#A58#A58Signal ground, mass air flow (MAF) sensorU = U low
#A59#A59
#A60#A60Signal ground for the Air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensor, boost pressure sensor, oil level sensor, oil pressure sensor, engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor, EGR valve temperature sensorU = U low
#A61#B1Signal (+), rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Uapprox.0.50VAbove 0.6V or below 0.3V
#A62#B2Signal (-), rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = U lowU = U low
#A63#B3Body signal groundU = U low
#A64#B4Signal (-) front knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A65#B5Camshaft position (CMP) sensor signal groundU = U low
#A66#B6Signal (-) flywheel sensorU = 2.5 voltU = sine wave voltage U top = 3.5 volts U offset = 2.5 voltsThe frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#A67#B7Signal (-) rear knock sensor (KS)U = U lowU = U low
#A68#B8Air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensor signalU = 0.9V (at approximately 20°C)U increases with pressure in the air conditioning (A/C) system
#A69#B9Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), calibration current, bank 1Cannot be measuredCannot be measured
#A70#B10Power supplyU = U batMeasured via the system relay
TerminalBreakout boxSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
#B1#B11Control modules communication cable (CAN L)Data communication, high speed network
#B2#B12
#B3#B13
#B4#B14Signal ground for the intake air temperature (IAT) sensor, fuel tank pressure sensor, fuel level sensor, clutch pedal sensor, brake pedal sensorU = U low
#B5#B15Signal ground, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = U low
#B6#B16
#B7#B17
#B8#B18Signal (+), coolant level sensorU = U low
#B9#B19Accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor power supply, analog sensorU = 5V
#B10#B20Fuel tank pressure sensor power supplyU = 5V
#B11#B2130-supply (Power supply from the battery)U = U bat
#B12#B22
#B13#B23Control module communication cable (CAN H)Data communication, high speed network
#B14#B24
#B15#B25Clutch pedal sensor signalU = 3.3V (unaffected) U = 2.2V (fully depressed, 100 mm)Varies according to the position of the clutch pedal
#B16#B26Brake pedal sensor signalU = 3.1V (unaffected) U = 2.6V (25 mm depressed)Varies depending on the position of the brake pedal
#B17#B27Accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor signal, analog signalU = 0.4 0.1V with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) U = 2.5-4.4V = the accelerator pedal (AP) fully depressed On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit position before the signal reaches 4.4V.Varies according to the position of the accelerator pedal (AP)
#B18#B28
#B19#B29
#B20#B30
#B21#B31Output signal (+), engine speed (RPM)U = U lowU = quadratic wave voltage U top = U batFrequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#B22#B32Diagnostic lead C-linkU = 90% of U batOther values apply if a generic fault-tracing instrument is connected to the data link connector (DLC)
#B23#B33Signal (+) crank, terminal 50U = U lowU = U lowU = U bat at the crank
#B24#B34
#B25#B35Signal (+) accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor, PWM signalU top = 12V t = 4 ms pulse ratio = 8% 2% with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) and 50% - 90% with fully depressed accelerator pedal (AP) On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit before the signal reaches 90%.Between the accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor and the engine control module (ECM)
#B26#B36Signal (+), stop lamp switchU = U bat when the brake pedal is affected U = U low when the brake pedal is unaffected
#B27#B37
#B28#B38
#B29#B39Outside temperature sensor signal(0° C) U = 2.92V (+10° C) U = 2.40V (+20° C) U = 1.90V (+30°C) U = 1.46VTemperature range: - 40°C to +30°C
#B30#B40
#B31#B41Fuel tank pressure sensor signalU = 2.5V at 1kPa U = 3.3V at atmospheric pressure (0 kPa overpressure) U = 4.1V at 1 kPa overpressure
#B32#B42
#B33#B43
#B34#B44
#B35#B45
#B36#B46
#B37#B47Ignition on signal, terminal 15U = U bat
#B38#B48System relay, control signalU = U lowU = U lowRelay activated: U = U low Relay not activated: U = U bat the system relay runs on (2-5 minutes)
#B39#B49
#B40#B50EVAP canister shut-off valve control signalU = 3.82 volts
#B41#B51
#B42#B52
#B43#B53
#B44#B54Air conditioning (A/C) activation control signalU = U bat (not activated) U = U low (activated)
#B45#B55Fuel pump (FP) activation control signalThe control signal to the central electronic module (CEM) for control of the fuel pump (FP) relay
#B46#B56Malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) control signalU = U lowU = U bat (not activated) U = U low (activated)
#B47#B57
#B48#B58
#B49#B59
#B50#B60

General

All values given below are between the terminals stated in column 1 and breakout box terminal in the control module) and terminal B3 in column 2 (terminal in the breakout box) unless otherwise indicated in column 6 (Miscellaneous).

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

U =DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0V% duty =Duty cycle (pulse ratio) as a percentage (%)
T =Time in milliseconds (ms)I =Current in amperes (A)
Control module terminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
#A1#A1Throttle unit signal, potentiometer 1 (circuit 1)U approx. 0.4 -4VThe voltage varies depending on the position of the throttle. U increases with throttle opening.
#A2#A2
#A3#A3
#A4#A4Signal (+) engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor(+30°C) U = 1.22V (+80°C) U = 0.29V (+100°C) U = 0.17V
#A5#A5Signal (+) Intake air temperature (IAT) sensor(+20°C) U = 3.50V (+30°C) U = 3.00V (+40°C) U = 2.50V
#A6#A6Control signal, rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) preheatingU = UbatPreheating off: U = U bat Preheating on U = U low
#A7#A7Engine cooling fan (FC) control signalPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U high at least 70% of U bat U low = 1.2V f = 100 Hz Pulse ratio = 10-95%
#A8#A8
#A9#A9Control signal, canister purge (CP) valveU = U batPWM signal during activation of the canister purge (CP) valve
#A10#A10
#A11#A11
#A12#A12
#A13#A13
#A14#A14Injector no. 5 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A15#A15Injector no. 3 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A16#A16Injector no. 1 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A17#A17Power supplyU = U batSupplied via the system relay
#A18#A18Control signal, front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) preheatingU = U batPreheating off: U = U bat Preheating on: U = U low
#A19#A19Signal ground, throttle unit, potentiometers 1 and 2U = U low
#A20#A20Throttle unit signal, potentiometer 2 (circuit 2)U approx. 4 -0.4VThe voltage varies depending on the position of the throttle. U decreases with increasing throttle opening.
#A21#A21Exhaust camshaft reset valve control signal (turbocharged engines only)Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat f = 250 Hz (+-12.5 Hz) Pulse ratio 20-95%The pulse ratio governs control of the camshaft
#A22#A22Mass air flow (MAF) sensor signalU = 1VU = 1.7VU increases with increasing air mass
#A23#A23Boost pressure sensor signal (turbocharged engines only)U = 1.96VU increases with increasing boost pressure
#A24#A24Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), pump currentPulsed current supply, not measured
#A25#A25
#A26#A26Oil pressure switch signalU = U lowU = U bat
#A27#A27Signal (+), camshaft position (CMP) sensor exhaust camshaftU = 5VU = Pulsed signal U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A28#A28Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), calibration currentNot measured
#A29#A29Power supply, 5V camshaft position (CMP) sensorU = 5V
#A30#A30Ignition coil no. 2 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A31#A31Ignition coil no. 1 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2.5 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A32#A32
#A33#A33Injector no. 4 control signalU = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A34#A34Injector no. 2 control signalU = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A35#A35Control signal (+) damper motor for the throttle unitPWM signal U top = U batThe damper motor is controlled using a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the integrated power stage in the engine control module (ECM) measured to terminal #A36 (breakout box terminal #A36)
#A36#A36Control signal (-) damper motor for the throttle unitPWM signal U top = U batThe damper motor is controlled using a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the integrated power stage in the engine control module (ECM) measured to terminal #A35 (breakout box terminal #A35)
#A37#A37
#A38#A38Control signal for the turbocharger (TC) control valve (turbocharged engines only)U = U batDuring turbocharger (TC) control: PWM signal f = 32 Hz
#A39#A39Power supply 5V, boost pressure sensor, A/C pressure sensor, mass air flow (MAF) sensorU = 5V
#A40#A40
#A41#A41Signal (+), front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Pulsed current signal, not measured
#A42#A42Signal (-), front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Pulsed current signal, not measured
#A43#A43
#A44#A44
#A45#A45Signal (+), rear knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A46#A46Signal (+) front knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A47#A47
#A48#A48Signal (+), flywheel sensorU = 2.5VU = sine wave voltage U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VMeasured to terminal #A66 (terminal #B6 on the breakout box) The frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#A49#A49
#A50#A50Ignition coil no. 3 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A51#A51Ignition coil no. 5 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A52#A52Ignition coil no. 4 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A53#A53Power ground 3U low
#A54#A54Power ground 2U low
#A55#A55
#A56#A56
#A57#A57
#A58#A58Signal ground, mass air flow (MAF) sensorU = U low
#A59#A59Power supply 5V throttle unit, potentiometers 1 and 2U = 5V
#A60#A60Signal ground, intake air temperature (IAT) sensor, air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensor, boost pressure sensor, engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensorU = U low
#A61#B1Signal (+), rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Uapprox.0.50VAbove 0.6V or below 0.3V
#A62#B2Signal (-), rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = U lowU = U low
#A63#B3Signal ground bodyU = U low
#A64#B4Signal (-) front knock sensor (KS)U = U lowU = U low
#A65#B5Camshaft position (CMP) sensor signal groundU = U low
#A66#B6Signal (-) flywheel sensorU = 2.5VU = sine wave voltage U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VMeasured to terminal #A48 (terminal #A48 on the breakout box) The frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#A67#B7Signal (-) rear knock sensor (KS)U = U lowU = U low
#A68#B8Air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensor signalU = 0.9V (at approximately 20°C)U increases with pressure in the air conditioning (A/C) system
#A69#B9
#A70#B10
Control module terminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
#B1#B11Control modules communication cable (CAN L)
#B2#B12
#B3#B13
#B4#B14Signal ground, intake air temperature (IAT) sensor, clutch pedal sensorU = U low
#B5#B15Signal ground, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = U low
#B6#B16
#B7#B17Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, pumpPump motor running: U = U low Pump motor not running: U = U bat
#B8#B18Signal (+), coolant level sensorU = U lowLow engine coolant level: U = U bat Normal engine coolant level: U = Ulow
#B9#B19Power supply, 5V accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = 5V
#B10#B20
#B11#B2130-supply (Power supply from the battery)U = U batU = U batIgnition off: U = U bat
#B12#B22
#B13#B23Control module communication cable (CAN H)
#B14#B24
#B15#B25Clutch pedal sensor signalUnaffected: U = 3.3V Fully depressed: 100mm U = 2.2VU varies depending on the position of the clutch pedal
#B16#B26
#B17#B27Signal, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = 0.4 0.1V with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) U = 2.5-4.4V = the accelerator pedal (AP) fully depressed On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit position before the signal reaches 4.4V.U varies depending on the position of the accelerator pedal (AP)
#B18#B28
#B19#B29
#B20#B30
#B21#B31
#B22#B32Diagnostic lead C-linkU = 90% of U batOther values apply if a generic fault-tracing instrument is connected to the data link connector (DLC)
#B23#B33Signal (+) crank, 50-supplyU = U lowU = U lowAt crank: U = U bat
#B24#B34
#B25#B35Signal (+), accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU top = 12V t = 4 ms pulse ratio = 8% 2% with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) and 50% - 90% with fully depressed accelerator pedal (AP) On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit before the signal reaches 90%.Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor to the engine control module (ECM)
#B26#B36Signal (+), stop lamp switchWhen the brake pedal is depressed: U = U bat When the brake pedal is not depressed U = U low
#B27#B37
#B28#B38
#B29#B39Signal, outside temperature sensor(0° C) U = 2.92V (+10° C) U = 2.40V (+20° C) U = 1.90V (+30°C) U = 1.46VTemperature range: -40 to +30°C
#B30#B40
#B31#B41
#B32#B42
#B33#B43
#B34#B44
#B35#B45
#B36#B46
#B37#B47Signal, ignition on, 15-supplyU = U batU = U batIgnition off: U = U low
#B38#B48System relay, control signalU = U lowRelay activated: U = U low Relay not activated: U = U bat The system relay runs on (2-5 minutes)
#B39#B49
#B40#B50Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, valveValve activated: U = Ulow Valve not activated: U = Ubat
#B41#B51
#B42#B52
#B43#B53
#B44#B54Control signal, air conditioning (A/C) relayAir conditioning (A/C) relay activated: U = U low Air conditioning (A/C) relay not activated: U = U bat
#B45#B55Fuel pump (FP) activation control signalPWM signal to the central electronic module (CEM) to control the fuel pump (FP) relay
#B46#B56Malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) control signalU = U lowNot activated U = U bat Activated: U = U low
#B47#B57
#B48#B58Control signal, engine cooling fan (FC), control modulesNot activated U = U bat Activated: U = U lowThe engine cooling fan (FC) is controlled by the engine control module (ECM)
#B49#B59
#B50#B60

General

All values given below are between the terminals stated in column 2 (Control module terminal) and breakout box terminal #B3 unless otherwise indicated in column 6 (Miscellaneous). Control module terminals #A1-#A70 correspond to terminals #A1-#B10 on the breakout box, terminals #B1-#B50 correspond to #B11 - #B60 on the breakout box.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

HINT: If the numbering of the connector is different from the numbering on the breakout box, the connector number is given first, terminal #A61, followed by the breakout box number in brackets, (#B1). Example: #A61 (#B1).

U =DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0V% duty =Duty cycle (pulse ratio) as a percentage (%)
T =Time in milliseconds (ms)I =Current in amperes (A)
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
#A1#A1Throttle unit signal, potentiometer 1 (circuit 1)Uapprox. 0.4 - 4VThe voltage varies depending on the position of the throttle. U increases with throttle opening.
#A2#A2Fuel pressure sensor signal350 - 400 kPa (absolute pressure) U = 1.8-2VThe voltage increases with increased fuel pressure.
#A3#A3Fuel temperature sensor signalUapprox. 0.5V- 4.5VThe voltage falls with increased fuel temperature. The fuel temperature sensor is integrated in the fuel pressure sensor.
#A4#A4Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor signal(+30°C) U = 1.22V (+80°C) U = 0.29V (+100°C) U = 0.17V
#A5#A5Intake air temperature (IAT) sensor signal(+20°C) U = 3.50V (+30°C) U = 3.00V (+40°C) U = 2.50VThe intake air temperature (IAT) sensor is integrated in the boost pressure sensor.
#A6#A6Control signal, rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) preheatingU = U batPreheating off: U = U bat Preheating on U = U low
#A7#A7Engine cooling fan (FC) control signalPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U high at least 70% of U bat U low = 1.2V f = 100 Hz Pulse ratio = 10-95%
#A8#A8
#A9#A9Control signal, canister purge (CP) valveU = U batPWM signal during activation of the canister purge (CP) valve
#A10#A10
#A11#A11
#A12#A12
#A13#A13Control signal, intake camshaft reset valvePulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat f = 250 Hz (12.5 Hz) Pulse ratio 20-95%The pulse ratio governs control of the camshaft
#A14#A14Injector no. 5 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A15#A15Injector no. 3 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A16#A16Injector no. 1 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A17#A17Power supplyU = U batSupplied via the system relay
#A18#A18Control signal, front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) preheatingU = U batPreheating off: U = U bat Preheating on U = U low
#A19#A19Signal ground, throttle unit, potentiometers 1 and 2U = U low
#A20#A20Throttle unit signal, potentiometer 2 (circuit 2)Uapprox. 4-0.4VThe voltage varies depending on the position of the throttle. U decreases with increasing throttle opening.
#A21#A21Exhaust camshaft reset valve control signalPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat f = 250 Hz (12.5 Hz) Pulse ratio 20-95%The pulse ratio governs control of the camshaft
#A22#A22Mass air flow (MAF) sensor signalU = 1VU = 1.7VU increases with increasing air mass
#A23#A23Boost pressure sensor signalU = 1.96VU increases with increasing boost pressure.
#A24#A24Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), pump currentPulsed current supply, not measured
#A25#A25
#A26#A26Oil pressure switch signalU = U lowU = U bat
#A27#A27Signal camshaft position (CMP) sensor 2, exhaust camshaftU = 5VU = Pulsed signal U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A28#A28Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), calibration currentNot measured
#A29#A29Power supply, 5V camshaft position (CMP) sensorU = 5V
#A30#A30Control signal ignition coil C, cylinder 4U = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A31#A31Control signal ignition coil B, cylinder 2U = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2.5 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A32#A32
#A33#A33Injector no. 4 control signalU = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A34#A34Injector no. 2 control signalU = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A35#A35Control signal (+) damper motor for the throttle unitPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat Pulse ratio 0-100% The polarity of the control signal changes when the damper motor is deployed against the direction of rotation.The damper motor is controlled using a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the integrated power stage in the engine control module (ECM) measured to terminal #A36 (#A36)
#A36#A36Control signal (-) damper motor for the throttle unitPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat Pulse ratio 0-100% The polarity of the control signal changes when the damper motor is deployed against the direction of rotation.The damper motor is controlled using a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the integrated power stage in the engine control module (ECM) measured to terminal #A35 (#A35)
#A37#A37
#A38#A38Turbocharger (TC) control valve control signalU = U batDuring turbocharger (TC) control: Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal f = 32 Hz
#A39#A39Sensor, power supply 5VU = 5VSee the relevant wiring diagram for information about connected sensors
#A40#A40Oil level sensorPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = 5V Pulse ratio 17-83% T = 120 ms Pulse train with three pulses, then pause for 1.2 seconds. Pulse no. 1 = oil temperature. Pulse no. 2 = oil level. Pulse no. 3 = oil grade. The pulse ratio for each pulse changes depending on the present: - oil temperature - oil level - oil grade.The PWM signal is generated by the oil level sensor.
#A41#A41Signal (+), front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Pulsed current signal, not measured
#A42#A42Signal (-), front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Pulsed current signal, not measured
#A43#A43
#A44#A44
#A45#A45Signal (+), rear knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A46#A46Signal (+) front knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A47#A47Signal camshaft position (CMP) sensor 1, intake camshaftU = 5VU = Pulsed signal U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A48#A48Signal (+), flywheel sensorU = 2.5VU = sine wave voltage U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VMeasured to terminal #A66 #B6) The frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#A49#A49
#A50#A50Control signal ignition coil A, cylinder 1U = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A51#A51Control signal ignition coil E, cylinder 3U = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A52#A52Control signal ignition coil D, cylinder 5U = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A53#A53Power ground 3U lowGround terminal, connected to the chassis
#A54#A54Power ground 2U lowGround terminal, connected to the chassis
#A55#A55Control modules communication cable (CAN L)
#A56#A56
#A57#A57
#A58#A58Signal ground, mass air flow (MAF) sensorU = U low
#A59#A59Power supply 5V throttle unit, potentiometers 1 and 2U = 5V
#A60#A60Sensor, signal groundU = U lowSee the relevant wiring diagram for information about connected sensors
#B1#A61Signal (+), rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Uapprox.0.50VAbove 0.6V or below 0.3V
#B2#A62Signal (-), rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = U lowU = U low
#B3#A63Signal groundU = U lowGround terminal, connected to the chassis
#B4#A64Signal (-) front knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#B5#A65Camshaft position (CMP) sensor signal groundU = U low
#B6#A66Signal (-) flywheel sensorU = 2.5VU = sine wave voltage U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VMeasured to terminal #A48 (#A48) The frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#B7#A67Signal (-) rear knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#B8#A68Signal air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensorU = 0.9V (at approximately 20°C)U increases with pressure in the air conditioning (A/C) system
#B9#A69
#B10#A70

Connector A

Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
#B11#B1Control modules communication cable (CAN L)
#B12#B2
#B13#B3
#B14#B4Sensor, signal groundU = U lowSee the relevant wiring diagram for information about connected sensors
#B15#B5Signal ground, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = U low
#B16#B6
#B17#B7Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, pumpPump motor running: U = U low Pump motor not running: U = U bat
#B18#B8Signal, coolant level sensorU = U lowLow engine coolant level: U = U bat Normal engine coolant level: U = Ulow
#B19#B9Power supply, 5V accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = 5V
#B20#B10
#B21#B1130-supply (Power supply from the battery)U = U batU = U batIgnition off: U = U bat
#B22#B12
#B23#B13Control module communication cable (CAN H)
#B24#B14
#B25#B15Clutch pedal sensor signalUnaffected: U = 3.3V Fully depressed: 100mm U = 2.2VU varies depending on the position of the clutch pedal
#B26#B16
#B27#B17Signal, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = 0.4 0.1V with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) U = 2.5-4.4V = the accelerator pedal (AP) fully depressed On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit position before the signal reaches 4.4V.U varies depending on the position of the accelerator pedal (AP)
#B28#B18
#B29#B19
#B30#B20
#B31#B21
#B32#B22Diagnostic lead C-linkU = 90% of U batOther values apply if a generic fault-tracing instrument is connected to the data link connector (DLC)
#B33#B23Signal crank, 50-supplyU = U lowU = U lowAt crank: U = U bat
#B34#B24
#B35#B25Signal, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU top = 12V t = 4 ms pulse ratio = 8% 2% with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) and 50% - 90% with fully depressed accelerator pedal (AP) On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit before the signal reaches 90%.Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor to the engine control module (ECM)
#B36#B26Stop lamp switch signalWhen the brake pedal is depressed: U = U bat When the brake pedal is not depressed U = U low
#B37#B27
#B38#B28
#B39#B29Signal, outside temperature sensor(0° C) U = 2.92V (+10° C) U = 2.40V (+20° C) U = 1.90V (+30°C) U = 1.46VTemperature range: -40 to +30°C
#B40#B30
#B41#B31
#B42#B32
#B43#B33
#B44#B34Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, heater padHeating element activated: U = Ulow Heater pad not activated: U = Ubat
#B45#B35
#B46#B36
#B47#B37Signal, ignition on, 15-supplyU = U batU = U batIgnition off: U = U low
#B48#B38System relay control signalU = U lowRelay activated: U = U low Relay not activated: U = U bat The system relay runs on (2-5 minutes)
#B49#B39
#B50#B40Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, valveValve activated: U = Ulow Valve not activated: U = Ubat
#B51#B41
#B52#B42
#B53#B43
#B54#B44Control signal, air conditioning (A/C) relayAir conditioning (A/C) relay activated: U = U low Air conditioning (A/C) relay not activated: U = U bat
#B55#B45
#B56#B46Malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) control signalU = U lowNot activated U = U bat Activated: U = U low
#B57#B47Control signal, fuel pump (FP) control modulePWM signal pulse ratio 35% (+/-5%) engine at operating temperaturePulse width modulation (PWM) signal transmitted by the engine control module (ECM) to the fuel pump (FP) control module. The pulse ratio varies with the requested fuel pressure.
#B58#B48Control signal, engine cooling fan (FC), control modulesNot activated U = U bat Activated: U = U lowThe engine cooling fan (FC) is controlled by the engine control module (ECM).
#B59#B49
#B60#B50

Connector B

General

All values given below are between the terminals stated in column 1 and breakout box terminal #B2. Control module terminals #A1-#A60 correspond to terminals #A1-#A60 on the breakout box, terminals #A61-#A70 correspond to terminals #B1-#B10 on the breakout box and terminals #B1-#B50 correspond to terminals #B10-#B60 on the breakout box.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

HINT: If the numbering of the connector is different from the numbering on the breakout box, the connector number is given first, terminal #A61, followed by the breakout box number in brackets, (terminal #B1). Example: #A61 (#B1).

U =DC voltage in volts (V)U A/C =AC voltage in volts (V)
Ubat =Battery voltage in volts (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
Ulow =Voltage approximately 0V%pulse =Pulse ratio (%)
T =Time in milliseconds (ms)
TerminalBreakout boxSignal typeIgnition ONIdleOther
#A1(#A1)
#A2(#A2)Control signal Evaporative emission system (EVAP) valveU = UbatPWM signal, during activation of the EVAP canister shut off valve
#A3(#A3)
#A4(#A4)Signal (+) Intake temperature sensor (integrated in the mass air flow (MAF) sensor)(+10°C) U = 2.95V (+20°C) U = 2.38V (+30°C) U = 1.93V (+40°C) U = 1.58V
#A5(#A5)
#A6(#A6)
#A7(#A7)Signal to the control module for the engine cooling fan (FC)Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal Ulow = 1.5V pulse ratio = 10 %-90 %Uhigh = Ubat -1.5V f = 100 Hz
#A8(#A8)
#A9(#A9)
#A10(#A10)
#A11(#A11)Control signal preheating rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = UbatPreheating off U = Ubat Preheating U = Ulow
#A12(#A12)Reset valve camshaftPulse width modulation (PWM) signal Utop = Ubat t = 0.6 ms pulse ratio = 14 %Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal Utop = Ubat -1V t = 2ms pulse ratio = 50 %The pulse ratio changes with engine speed (RPM)
#A13(#A13)
#A14(#A14)Control signal injector 5U = UbatT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A15(#A15)Control signal injector 3U = UbatTlow = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A16(#A16)Control signal injector 1U = UbatTlow = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A17(#A17)
#A18(#A18)Control signal preheating front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = UbatPreheating off U = Ubat Preheating U = Ubat
#A19(#A19)
#A20(#A20)
#A21(#A21)Signal A/C pressure sensorU = 0.9V (at approximately 20°C)U increases with increased pressure in the system
#A22(#A22)Mass air flow (MAF) sensor signalU = 0.58VU = 1.33V Unloaded, engine at operating temperatureU increases with increasing air mass
#A23(#A23)Signal manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensorU = 3.6V atmospheric pressure at sea levelU increases with pressure in the intake pipe
#A24(#A24)Signal (+) Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) signal (+)Lambda = 0.95V<700 mV lambda = 1.10V<200 mV
#A25(#A25)
#A26(#A26)
#A27(#A27)
#A28(#A28)Signal ignition discharge module (IDM) check, ignition coils
#A29(#A29)Control signal ignition coil no. 3U = UlowU = 2.5V thigh = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A30(#A30)Control signal ignition coil no. 2U = UlowU = 2.5V thigh = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A31(#A31)Control signal ignition coil no. 1U = UlowU = 2.5V thigh = 2.5 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A32(#A32)
#A33(#A33)Control signal injector 4U = UbatTlow = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A34(#A34)Control signal injector 2U = UbatTlow = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A35(#A35)
#A36(#A36)Power ground preheating, front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = Ulow
#A37(#A37)Communication cable control modules (CAN H)Between the engine control module (ECM) and the throttle unit
#A38(#A38)Control signal stop lamp - switchU = Ulow (not activated) U = Uhigh (activated)Between the engine control module (ECM) and the throttle unit
#A39(#A39)Oil pressure switchU = Ulow (no oil pressure)U = Ubat
#A40(#A40)Signal (+) Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor(+20°C) U = 3.1V (+30°C) U = 2.6V (+80°C) U = 0.9V (+100°C) U = 0.5V
#A41(#A41)Signal (-) Front lambdaheated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Lambda = 1 when the current is approximately +0.2 mANegative current when the fuel air mixture is rich. Range: [-12 mA, +12 mA]
#A42(#A42)Signal (+) Front lambdaheated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Lambda = 1 when the current is approximately +0.2 mAPositive current when the fuel air mixture is lean Range: [-12 mA, +12 mA]
#A43(#A43)Signal, gas pressure sensor, regulatorApplies only to CNG and only certain versions
#A44(#A44)
#A45(#A45)Signal (+) Knock sensor (KS) 2 rearBuilt in resistance 200 kohms in the sensor
#A46(#A46)Signal (+) Knock sensor (KS) 1, frontBuilt in resistance 200 kohms in the sensor
#A47(#A47)Signal (+) Camshaft sensorU approx. 5V or U = UlowF approx. 35 Hz U approx. 2.5VThe frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#A48(#A48)Signal (+) Flywheel sensorU = 2.5VU = sine wave voltage Utop = 3.5V Uoffset = 2.5V
#A49(#A49)
#A50(#A50)Control signal ignition coil no. 5U = UlowU = 2.5V thigh = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A51(#A51)Control signal ignition coil no. 4U = UlowU = 2.5V thigh = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A52(#A52)
#A53(#A53)Power ground 3Ulow
#A54(#A54)Power ground 2Ulow
#A55(#A55)Communication cable control modules (CAN L)Between the engine control module (ECM) and the throttle unit
#A56(#A56)Control signal accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor, pulse width modulation (PWM) signalUtop = 12V t = 4ms pulse ratio = 8 %-88 %Between the engine control module (ECM) and the throttle unit
#A57(#A57)Power supply, camshaft position (CMP) sensorU = 5V
#A58(#A58)Voltage supply manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor, air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensor, gas pressure sensorU = 5VGas pressure sensor, governor applies only to CNG and only certain versions
#A59(#A59)
#A60(#A60)Signal ground mass air flow (MAF) sensorU = Ulow
#A61(#B1)Signal ground intake temperature sensor, engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor, rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), gas pressure sensorU = UlowGas pressure sensor, governor applies only to CNG and only certain versions
#A62(#B2)Power ground 1U = Ulow
#A63(#B3)
#A64(#B4)Signal (-) Knock sensor (KS) 1 and 2Built in resistance 200 kohms in the sensor
#A65(#B5)Signal ground the camshaft position (CMP) sensorU = Ulow
#A66(#B6)Signal ground flywheel sensorU = Ulow
#A67(#B7)
#A68(#B8)
#A69(#B9)Control signal preheating front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = UbatPreheating off U = Ubat Preheating U = UbatB+ from the system relay
#A70(#B10)Power supplyU = UbatB+ from the system relay

Connector terminals #A1 - #A70

Terminal DataBreakout boxSignal typeIgnition ONEngine idlingOther
#B1(#B11)Communication cable control modules (CAN L)Data communication, the high speed network
#B2(#B12)
#B3(#B13)
#B4(#B14)Signal ground intake manifold air temperature sensor fuel tank pressure sensor clutch pedal sensor brake pedal sensorU = Ulow
#B5(#B15)Signal ground accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = Ulow
#B6(#B16)
#B7(#B17)
#B8(#B18)Coolant level sensorU = Ulow
#B9(#B19)Power supply accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor, analog sensorU = 5V
#B10(#B20)Power supply fuel tank pressure sensorU = 5V
#B11(#B21)30-supply (power supply from battery)U = Ubat
#B12(#B22)
#B13(#B23)Control modules communication cable (CAN H)Data communication, the high speed network
#B14(#B24)
#B15(#B25)Signal clutch pedal sensorU = 3.3V (unaffected) U = 2.2V (fully depressed, 100 mm)Varies depending on the position of the clutch pedal
#B16(#B26)Signal brake sensorU = 4.4V (unaffected) U = 3.9V (25 mm depressed)Varies depending on the position of the brake pedal
#B17(#B27)Signal accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor, analog signalU = 0.4V (idle) U = 4.4V (wide open throttle (WOT))Varies depending on the position of the accelerator pedal (AP)
#B18(#B28)
#B19(#B29)
#B20(#B30)
#B21(#B31)
#B22(#B32)Diagnostic lead C-linkU = 90% of UbatIf a generic fault-tracing instrument is connected to the data link connector (DLC), other values apply
#B23(#B33)Signal (+) crank, +50 supplyU = UlowU = UlowU = Ubat at crank
#B24(#B34)
#B25(#B35)Signal (+) accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor, PWM signalUtop = Ubat t = 4 ms pulse ratio = 8-88%Between the accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor and the engine control module (ECM)
#B26(#B36)Signal (+) stop lamp switchU = Ubat when the brake pedal is depressed U = Ulow when the brake pedal is not depressed
#B27(#B37)
#B28(#B38)
#B29(#B39)Signal outside temperature sensor(0°C) U = 3.99V (+10°C) U = 3.53V (+20°C) U = 3.01V (+30°C) U = 2.47VTemperature range: [-50°C, +120°C]
#B30(#B40)
#B31(#B41)Signal from the fuel tank pressure sensorU = 2.5V at 1 kPa negative pressure U = 3.3V at atmospheric pressure (0 kPa overpressure) U = 4.1V at 1kPa overpressure
#B32(#B42)Reconnected signal from the stepper motor during gas powerMeasures the control value backwards from terminal #B50
#B33(#B43)
#B34(#B44)
#B35(#B45)
#B36(#B46)
#B37(#B47)Signal ignition ON, +15-supplyU = Ubat
#B38(#B48)System relay control signalU = UlowU = UlowRelay activated: U = Ulow Relay not activated: U = Ubat The system relay runs on (2-5 minutes)
#B39(#B49)Control signal for the fuel shut off valve during retardationValve active U = Ulow Valve disabled U = UbatPWM signal during control of the fuel shut-off valve Only gas operation
#B40(#B50)Control signal EVAP canister shut-off valveU = 3.82V
#B41(#B51)Control signal to the fuel shut off valve for LPGU = UbatValve active = Ulow valve disabled = UlowThe engine control module (ECM) grounds the relay controlling the LPG valve during gas operation
#B42(#B52)
#B43(#B53)
#B44(#B54)Control signal A/C activationU = Ubat (not activated) U = Ulow (activated)
#B45(#B55)Control signal fuel pump activationPulse width modulation (PWM) signalControl signal to the central electronic module (CEM) to control the fuel pump (FP)
#B46(#B56)Control signal malfunction indicator lamp (MIL)U = UlowU = Ubat (not activated) U = Ulow (activated)
#B47(#B57)
#B48(#B58)Control signal engine start inhibitingU = Ulow (activated) U = Uhigh (not activated)Certain markets only. The engine can only be started with the clutch pedal depressed (U = Ulow)
#B49(#B59)
#B50(#B60)Control signal for the stepper motor during gas operationNormal range of control approximately 16%-83% Only gas operation

Connector terminals #B1 - #B50

General

All values listed below should be measured between the respective terminal in column 2 (control module terminal) and terminal #B2 unless stated otherwise in column 6 (Other).

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

HINT: If the numbering of the connector is different from the numbering on the breakout box, the connector number is given first, terminal #A61, followed by the breakout box number in brackets, (terminal #B1). Example: #A61 (#B1).

U =DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage in volts (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0V%pulse =Pulse ratio (%)
T =Time in milliseconds (ms)I =Current in amperes (A)
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
(#A1)#A1
(#A2)#A2Control signal Canister purge (CP) valveU = U batPWM signal during activation of the canister purge (CP) valve
(#A3)#A3
(#A4)#A4Intake air temperature (IAT) sensor signal(+10°C) U = 2.95V (+20°C) U = 2.38V (+30°C) U = 1.93V (+40°C) U = 1.58VThe intake air temperature (IAT) sensor is integrated in the mass air flow (MAF) sensor
(#A5)#A5Power supply, throttle unit
(#A6)#A6Signal, throttle sensor 1
(#A7)#A7Engine cooling fan (FC) control signalU = U batU low = 1.5V, U high = U bat - 1.5V, f = 100 Hz, pulse ratio = 10-90%Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal
(#A8)#A8
(#A9)#A9
(#A10)#A10
(#A11)#A11Control signal preheating rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = U batPreheating of U = U bat Preheating U = U low
(#A12)#A12Control signal, intake camshaft reset valveU top = U bat , f = 250 Hz 5%, pulse ratio 20-95%Pulse width modulation (PWM), pulse ratio governs control of the camshaft
(#A13)#A13Exhaust camshaft reset valve control signalU top = U bat , f = 250 Hz 5%, pulse ratio 20-95%Pulse width modulation (PWM), pulse ratio governs control of the camshaft
(#A14)#A14Control signal injector 5U = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
(#A15)#A15Control signal injector 3U = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
(#A16)#A16Control signal injector 1U = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
(#A17)#A17Signal ground preheating front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = U low
(#A18)#A18Control signal preheating front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = U batPreheating of: U = U bat Preheating on: U = U lowPulse width modulation (PWM) signal
(#A19)#A19Fuel pressure sensor signalU = 3.7V
(#A20)#A20
(#A21)#A21Signal A/C pressure sensorU = 0.9V (at approximately 20°C)
(#A22)#A22Mass air flow (MAF) sensor signalU = 0.7VU = 1.3VU increases with increasing air mass
(#A23)#A23Boost pressure sensor signalU = 3.63VU increases with pressure in the intake pipe
(#A24)#A24Signal (+) rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) signal(lambda = 0.95) U>700 mV (lambda = 1.10) U<200 mV
(#A25)#A25Signal, throttle sensor 2
(#A26)#A26
(#A27)#A27Signal (+) camshaft position (CMP) sensor 2, exhaust camshaftU = 5VU = Pulsed signal, U top = 5V, U offset = 2.5VThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
(#A28)#A28Signal ignition discharge module (IDM) check, ignition coils
(#A29)#A29Control signal ignition coil no. 3U = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
(#A30)#A30Control signal ignition coil no. 2U = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
(#A31)#A31Control signal ignition coil no. 1U = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2.5 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
(#A32)#A32Control signal injector 2U = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
(#A33)#A33Control signal injector 4U = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
(#A34)#A34Electronic throttle unit (ETM) damper motor power supplyU = U batU = U bat
(#A35)#A35Control signal (-) damper motor for the electronic throttle module (ETM)PWM signal U top = U bat , pulse ratio = 10-90%. The polarity of the control signal changes when the damper motor is operated against the direction of rotation.The damper motor is controlled from the integrated power stage in the engine control module (ECM). Take readings to terminal #A36 (#A36)
(#A36)#A36Control signal (+) damper motor for the electronic throttle module (ETM)PWM signal U top = U bat , pulse ratio = 10-90%. The polarity of the control signal changes when the damper motor is operated against the direction of rotation.The damper motor is controlled from the integrated power stage in the engine control module (ECM). Take readings to terminal #A35 (#A35)
(#A37)#A37
(#A38)#A38
(#A39)#A39Oil pressure switch signalU = U lowU = U bat
(#A40)#A40Signal (+) engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor(+30°C) U = 2.63V (+80°C) U = 0.87V (+100°C) U = 0.55V
(#A41)#A41Signal (-) front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Lambda = 1 when the current is approximately +0.2 mANegative current when the fuel air mixture is rich. Range: [-12 mA, +12 mA]
(#A42)#A42Signal (+) front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Lambda = 1 when the current is approximately +0.2 mAPositive current when the fuel air mixture is lean Range: [-12 mA, +12 mA]
(#A43)#A43Signal ground, damper motor for the electronic throttle module (ETM)U = U lowU = U low
(#A44)#A44
(#A45)#A45
(#A46)#A46Signal (+) knock sensor (KS) 1Built-in resistance: 200 kohms
(#A47)#A47Signal (+) camshaft position (CMP) sensor 1, intake camshaftU = 5VU = Pulsed signal, U top = 5V, U offset = 2.5VThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
(#A48)#A48Signal (+), flywheel sensorU = U lowU = sine wave voltage, U top = 5V, U offset = 2.5VTake readings to terminal #A66 (#B6). The frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
(#A49)#A49
(#A50)#A50Control signal ignition coil no. 5U = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
(#A51)#A51Control signal ignition coil no. 4U = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
(#A52)#A52Power supply, damper motor for the electronic throttle module (ETM)U = U batU = U bat
(#A53)#A53Power ground 3U = U low
(#A54)#A54Power ground 2U = U low
(#A55)#A55
(#A56)#A56
(#A57)#A57Power supply, camshaft position (CMP) sensorU = 5V
(#A58)#A58Power supply, manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor A/C pressure sensor, oil quality sensorU = 5VOil quality sensor only MY2005- and only certain markets
(#A59)#A59Fuel temperature sensor signal(+10°C) U = 3.96V, (+20°C) U = 3.57V, (+30°C) U = 3.15V, (+40°C) U = 2.70VTemperature range: -40°C - +125°C
(#A60)#A60Signal ground mass air flow (MAF) sensorU = U low
(#B1)#A61Signal ground Intake air temperature (IAT) sensor inlet the engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor rear lambda-sensor, oil quality sensorU = U lowOil quality sensor only MY2005- and only certain markets
(#B2)#A62Power ground 1U = U low
(#B3)#A63
(#B4)#A64Signal ground, knock sensor (KS) 1Built-in resistance: 200 kohms
(#B5)#A65Signal ground the camshaft position (CMP) sensorU = U low
(#B6)#A66Signal (-) flywheel sensorU = U lowU = sine wave voltage, U top = 5V, U offset = 2.5VTake readings to terminal #A48 (#A48). The frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
(#B7)#A67
(#B8)#A68Signal oil quality sensorPWM-signal U top = 5V Pulse ratio 17-83% T = 120ms Pulse train with three pulses then pause of 1.2 seconds. Pulse no. 1 = not used. Pulse no. 2 = oil level. Pulse no. 3 = not used. Pulse ratio for pulse no. 2 changes according to current oil level.The PWM-signal is generated by the oil quality sensor. Only MY2005- and only certain markets.
(#B9)#A69
(#B10)#A70Power supply 12VU = U batU = U bat
Breakout box terminalControl module terminalSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
(#B11)#B1Control modules communication cable (CAN L) low speed
(#B12)#B2
(#B13)#B3
(#B14)#B4Signal ground intake manifold air temperature sensor fuel tank pressure sensor clutch pedal sensor brake pedal sensorU = U low
(#B15)#B5Signal ground accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = U low
(#B16)#B6
(#B17)#B7Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, pumpU = U bat
(#B18)#B8Signal, coolant level sensorU = U lowU = U low
(#B19)#B9Power supply, 5V accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = 5V
(#B20)#B10
(#B21)#B1130-supply (power supply from battery)U = U batU = U batIgnition off: U = U bat
(#B22)#B12
(#B23)#B13Control module communication cable (CAN H) high speed
(#B24)#B14
(#B25)#B15Clutch pedal sensor signalAnalogue signal, varies depending on the position of the clutch pedal
(#B26)#B16
(#B27)#B17Signal, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorAnalogue signal, varies depending on the position of the accelerator pedal (AP)
(#B28)#B18
(#B29)#B19
(#B30)#B20
(#B31)#B21
(#B32)#B22Diagnostic lead C-linkU = 90% of U batOther values apply if a generic fault-tracing instrument is connected to the data link connector (DLC)
(#B33)#B23Signal crank, 50-supplyU = U lowU = U lowAt crank: U = U bat
(#B34)#B24
(#B35)#B25Signal, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU top = U bat t = 4 ms pulse ratio = 8-88%Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor to the engine control module (ECM)
(#B36)#B26Brake lamp switch signalWhen the brake pedal is depressed: U = U bat . When the brake pedal is not pressed: U = U low
(#B37)#B27
(#B38)#B28
(#B39)#B29Signal, outside temperature sensor(0°C) U = 3.99V (+10°C) U = 3.53V (+20°C) U = 3.01V (+30°C) U = 2.47VTemperature range: [-50°C, +120°C]
(#B40)#B30
(#B41)#B31
(#B42)#B32
(#B43)#B33
(#B44)#B34
(#B45)#B35
(#B46)#B36
(#B47)#B37Signal, ignition on, 15-supplyU = U batU = U batIgnition off: U = U low
(#B48)#B38System relay control signalU = U lowU = U lowRelay activated: U = U low , Relay not activated: U = U bat , The system relay runs on (2-5 minutes)
(#B49)#B39
(#B50)#B40Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, valveValve activated: U = U low Valve not activated: U = U bat
(#B51)#B41
(#B52)#B42
(#B53)#B43
(#B54)#B44Control signal, air conditioning (A/C) relayAir conditioning (A/C) relay activated: U = U low Air conditioning (A/C) relay not activated: U = U bat
(#B55)#B45Fuel pump (FP) activation control signalPWM signal to the central electronic module (CEM) to control the fuel pump (FP) relay
(#B56)#B46Malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) control signalU = U lowNot activated: U = U bat Activated: U = U low
(#B57)#B47Fuel pump control signal
(#B58)#B48Control signal, engine cooling fan (FC), control modulesNot activated: U = U bat Activated: U = U lowThe engine cooling fan (FC) is controlled by the engine control module (ECM)
(#B59)#B49
(#B60)#B50

See Signal specification

General

All values given below are between the terminals stated in column 1 and breakout box terminal in the Control unit) and breakout box terminal #B3 unless otherwise indicated in column 6 (Miscellaneous). Control module terminals #A1-#A70 correspond to terminals #A1-#B10 on the breakout box, terminals #B1-#B50 correspond to #B11 - #B60 on the breakout box.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

HINT: If the numbering of the connector is different from the numbering on the breakout box, the connector number is given first, terminal #A61, followed by the breakout box number in brackets, (#B1). Example: #A61 (#B1).

U =DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0V% duty =Duty cycle (pulse ratio) as a percentage (%)
T =Time in milliseconds (ms)I =Current in amperes (A)
Control module terminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
#A1#A1Throttle unit signal, potentiometer 1 (circuit 1)U approx. 0.4 -4VThe voltage varies depending on the position of the throttle. U increases with throttle opening.
#A2#A2Fuel pressure sensor signal350 - 400 kPa (absolute pressure) U = 1.8-2VThe voltage increases with increased fuel pressure.
#A3#A3Fuel temperature sensor signalUapprox. 0.5V- 4.5VThe voltage falls with increased fuel temperature. The fuel temperature sensor is integrated in the fuel pressure sensor.
#A4#A4Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor signal(+30°C) U = 1.22V (+80°C) U = 0.29V (+100°C) U = 0.17V
#A5#A5Intake air temperature (IAT) sensor signal(+20°C) U = 3.50V (+30°C) U = 3.00V (+40°C) U = 2.50VThe intake air temperature (IAT) sensor is integrated in the boost pressure sensor.
#A6#A6Control signal, rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) preheatingU = U batPreheating off: U = U bat Preheating on U = U low
#A7#A7Engine cooling fan (FC) control signalPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U high at least 70% of U bat U low = 1.2V f = 100 Hz Pulse ratio = 10-95%
#A8#A8
#A9#A9Control signal, canister purge (CP) valveU = U batPWM signal during activation of the canister purge (CP) valve
#A10#A10
#A11#A11
#A12#A12
#A13#A13Control signal, intake camshaft reset valvePulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat f = 250 Hz (12.5 Hz) Pulse ratio 20-95%The pulse ratio governs control of the camshaft
#A14#A14Injector no. 5 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A15#A15Injector no. 3 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A16#A16Injector no. 1 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A17#A17Power supplyU = U batSupplied via the system relay
#A18#A18Control signal, front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) preheatingU = U batPreheating off: U = U bat Preheating on: U = U low
#A19#A19Signal ground, throttle unit, potentiometers 1 and 2U = U low
#A20#A20Throttle unit signal, potentiometer 2 (circuit 2)U approx. 4 -0.4VThe voltage varies depending on the position of the throttle. U decreases with increasing throttle opening.
#A21#A21Exhaust camshaft reset valve control signalPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat f = 250 Hz (12.5 Hz) Pulse ratio 20-95%The pulse ratio governs control of the camshaft
#A22#A22Mass air flow (MAF) sensor signalU = 1VU = 1.7VU increases with increasing air mass
#A23#A23Boost pressure sensor signalU = 1.96VU increases with increasing boost pressure.
#A24#A24Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), pump currentPulsed current supply, not measured
#A25#A25
#A26#A26Oil pressure switch signalU = U lowU = U bat
#A27#A27Signal camshaft position (CMP) sensor 2, exhaust camshaftU = 5VU = Pulsed signal U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A28#A28Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), calibration currentNot measured
#A29#A29Power supply, 5V camshaft position (CMP) sensorU = 5V
#A30#A30Ignition coil no. 2 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A31#A31Ignition coil no. 1 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2.5 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A32#A32
#A33#A33Injector no. 4 control signalU = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A34#A34Injector no. 2 control signalU = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A35#A35Control signal (+) damper motor for the throttle unitPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat Pulse ratio 0-100% The polarity of the control signal changes when the damper motor is deployed against the direction of rotation.The damper motor is controlled using a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the integrated power stage in the engine control module (ECM) measured to terminal #A36 (#A36)
#A36#A36Control signal (-) damper motor for the throttle unitPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat Pulse ratio 0-100% The polarity of the control signal changes when the damper motor is deployed against the direction of rotation.The damper motor is controlled using a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the integrated power stage in the engine control module (ECM) measured to terminal #A35 (#A35)
#A37#A37
#A38#A38Turbocharger (TC) control valve control signalU = U batDuring turbocharger (TC) control: Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal f = 32 Hz
#A39#A39Power supply 5V boost pressure sensor, air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensor, mass air flow (MAF) sensor, oil level sensor, fuel pressure sensorU = 5V
#A40#A40Oil level sensorPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = 5V Pulse ratio 17-83% T = 120 ms Pulse train with three pulses, then pause for 1.2 seconds. Pulse no. 1 = oil temperature. Pulse no. 2 = oil level. Pulse no. 3 = oil grade. The pulse ratio for each pulse changes depending on the present: - oil temperature - oil level - oil grade.The PWM signal is generated by the oil level sensor.
#A41#A41Signal (+), front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Pulsed current signal, not measured
#A42#A42Signal (-), front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Pulsed current signal, not measured
#A43#A43
#A44#A44
#A45#A45Signal (+), rear knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A46#A46Signal (+) front knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A47#A47Signal camshaft position (CMP) sensor 1, intake camshaftU = 5VU = Pulsed signal U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A48#A48Signal (+), flywheel sensorU = 2.5VU = sine wave voltage U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VMeasured to terminal #A66 #B6) The frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#A49#A49
#A50#A50Ignition coil no. 3 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A51#A51Ignition coil no. 5 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A52#A52Ignition coil no. 4 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A53#A53Power ground 3U lowGround terminal, connected to the chassis
#A54#A54Power ground 2U lowGround terminal, connected to the chassis
#A55#A55
#A56#A56
#A57#A57
#A58#A58Signal ground, mass air flow (MAF) sensorU = U low
#A59#A59Power supply 5V throttle unit, potentiometers 1 and 2U = 5V
#A60#A60Signal ground Air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensor, boost pressure sensor, engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor, fuel pressure sensor, oil level sensorU = U low
#A61#B1Signal (+), rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Uapprox.0.50VAbove 0.6V or below 0.3V
#A62#B2Signal (-), rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = U lowU = U low
#A63#B3Signal groundU = U lowGround terminal, connected to the chassis
#A64#B4Signal (-) front knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A65#B5Camshaft position (CMP) sensor signal groundU = U low
#A66#B6Signal (-) flywheel sensorU = 2.5VU = sine wave voltage U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VMeasured to terminal #A48 (#A48) The frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#A67#B7Signal (-) rear knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A68#B8Signal air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensorU = 0.9V (at approximately 20°C)U increases with pressure in the air conditioning (A/C) system
#A69#B9
#A70#B10
Control module terminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
#B1#B11Control modules communication cable (CAN L)
#B2#B12
#B3#B13
#B4#B14Signal ground clutch pedal sensor, outside temperature sensorU = U low
#B5#B15Signal ground, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = U low
#B6#B16
#B7#B17Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, pumpPump motor running: U = U low Pump motor not running: U = U bat
#B8#B18Signal, coolant level sensorU = U lowLow engine coolant level: U = U bat Normal engine coolant level: U = Ulow
#B9#B19Power supply, 5V accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = 5V
#B10#B20
#B11#B2130-supply (Power supply from the battery)U = U batU = U batIgnition off: U = U bat
#B12#B22
#B13#B23Control module communication cable (CAN H)
#B14#B24
#B15#B25Clutch pedal sensor signalUnaffected: U = 3.3V Fully depressed: 100mm U = 2.2VU varies depending on the position of the clutch pedal
#B16#B26
#B17#B27Signal, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = 0.4 0.1V with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) U = 2.5-4.4V = the accelerator pedal (AP) fully depressed On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit position before the signal reaches 4.4V.U varies depending on the position of the accelerator pedal (AP)
#B18#B28
#B19#B29
#B20#B30
#B21#B31
#B22#B32Diagnostic lead C-linkU = 90% of U batOther values apply if a generic fault-tracing instrument is connected to the data link connector (DLC)
#B23#B33Signal crank, 50-supplyU = U lowU = U lowAt crank: U = U bat
#B24#B34
#B25#B35Signal, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU top = 12V t = 4 ms pulse ratio = 8% 2% with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) and 50% - 90% with fully depressed accelerator pedal (AP) On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit before the signal reaches 90%.Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor to the engine control module (ECM)
#B26#B36Stop lamp switch signalWhen the brake pedal is depressed: U = U bat When the brake pedal is not depressed U = U low
#B27#B37
#B28#B38
#B29#B39Signal, outside temperature sensor(0° C) U = 2.92V (+10° C) U = 2.40V (+20° C) U = 1.90V (+30°C) U = 1.46VTemperature range: -40 to +30°C
#B30#B40
#B31#B41
#B32#B42
#B33#B43
#B34#B44
#B35#B45
#B36#B46
#B37#B47Signal, ignition on, 15-supplyU = U batU = U batIgnition off: U = U low
#B38#B48System relay control signalU = U lowRelay activated: U = U low Relay not activated: U = U bat The system relay runs on (2-5 minutes)
#B39#B49
#B40#B50Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, valveValve activated: U = Ulow Valve not activated: U = Ubat
#B41#B51
#B42#B52
#B43#B53
#B44#B54Control signal, air conditioning (A/C) relayAir conditioning (A/C) relay activated: U = U low Air conditioning (A/C) relay not activated: U = U bat
#B45#B55Fuel pump (FP) control signal, activationPWM signal to the central electronic module (CEM) to control the fuel pump (FP) relay
#B46#B56Malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) control signalU = U lowNot activated U = U bat Activated: U = U low
#B47#B57Control signal, fuel pump (FP) control modulePWM signal pulse ratio 35% (+/-5%) engine at operating temperaturePWM signal transmitted by the engine control module (ECM) to the fuel pump (FP) control module. The pulse ratio varies with the requested fuel pressure.
#B48#B58Control signal, engine cooling fan (FC), control modulesNot activated U = U bat Activated: U = U lowThe engine cooling fan (FC) is controlled by the engine control module (ECM)
#B49#B59
#B50#B60

General

All values listed below should be measured between the respective terminal in column 1 (control module terminal) and terminal #B3 unless stated otherwise in column 6 (Other). Control module terminals #A1-#A70 correspond to terminals #A1-#B10 on the breakout box, terminals #B1-#B50 correspond to #B11 - #B60 on the breakout box.

Note. It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

HINT: If the numbering of the connector is different from the numbering on the breakout box, the connector number is given first, terminal #A61, followed by the breakout box number in brackets, (#B1). Example: #A61 (#B1).

U =DC voltage in volts (V)U AC =AC voltage in volts (V)
U bat =Battery voltage (V)F =Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
U low =Voltage approximately 0V% duty =Duty cycle (pulse ratio) as a percentage (%)
T =Time in milliseconds (ms)I =Current in amperes (A)
Control module terminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
#A1#A1Throttle unit signal, potentiometer 1 (circuit 1)U approx. 0.4 -4VThe voltage varies depending on the position of the throttle. U increases with throttle opening.
#A2#A2
#A3#A3
#A4#A4Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor signal(+30°C) U = 1.22V (+80°C) U = 0.29V (+100°C) U = 0.17V
#A5#A5Signal intake air temperature (IAT) sensor(+20°C) U = 3.50V (+30°C) U = 3.00V (+40°C) U = 2.50VThe intake air temperature (IAT) sensor is integrated in the boost pressure sensor
#A6#A6Control signal, rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) preheatingU = UbatPreheating off: U = U bat Preheating on U = U low
#A7#A7Engine cooling fan (FC) control signalPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U high at least 70% of U bat U low = 1.2V f = 100 Hz Pulse ratio = 10-95%
#A8#A8
#A9#A9Control signal, canister purge (CP) valveU = U batPWM signal during activation of the canister purge (CP) valve
#A10#A10
#A11#A11
#A12#A12
#A13#A13
#A14#A14Injector no. 5 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A15#A15Injector no. 3 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A16#A16Injector no. 1 control signalU = U batT = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A17#A17Power supplyU = U batSupplied via the system relay
#A18#A18Control signal, front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) preheatingU = U batPreheating off: U = U bat Preheating on: U = U low
#A19#A19Signal ground, throttle unit, potentiometers 1 and 2U = U low
#A20#A20Throttle unit signal, potentiometer 2 (circuit 2)U approx. 4 -0.4VThe voltage varies depending on the position of the throttle. U decreases with increasing throttle opening.
#A21#A21Exhaust camshaft reset valve control signalPulse width modulation (PWM) signal U top = U bat f = 250 Hz (+-12.5 Hz) Pulse ratio 20-95%The pulse ratio governs control of the camshaft
#A22#A22Mass air flow (MAF) sensor signalU = 1VU = 1.7VU increases with increasing air mass
#A23#A23Boost pressure sensor signal (turbocharged engines only)U = 1.96VU increases with increasing boost pressure
#A24#A24Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), pump currentPulsed current supply, not measured
#A25#A25
#A26#A26Oil pressure switch signalU = U lowU = U bat
#A27#A27Signal camshaft position (CMP) sensor 2 exhaust camshaftU = 5VU = Pulsed signal U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A28#A28Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S), calibration currentNot measured
#A29#A29Power supply, 5V camshaft position (CMP) sensorU = 5V
#A30#A30Ignition coil no. 2 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A31#A31Ignition coil no. 1 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2.5 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A32#A32
#A33#A33Injector no. 4 control signalU = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A34#A34Injector no. 2 control signalU = U batT low = 2-3 msT increases with engine speed (RPM) and load
#A35#A35Control signal (+) damper motor for the throttle unitPWM signal U top = U batThe damper motor is controlled using a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the integrated power stage in the engine control module (ECM) measured to terminal #A36 (breakout box #A36)
#A36#A36Control signal (-) damper motor for the throttle unitPWM signal U top = U batThe damper motor is controlled using a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the integrated power stage in the engine control module (ECM) measured to terminal #A35 (breakout box #A35)
#A37#A37
#A38#A38Control signal for the turbocharger (TC) control valve (turbocharged engines only)U = U batDuring turbocharger (TC) control: Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal f = 32 Hz
#A39#A39Power supply 5V, boost pressure sensor, A/C pressure sensor, mass air flow (MAF) sensorU = 5V
#A40#A40
#A41#A41Signal (+), front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Pulsed current signal, not measured
#A42#A42Signal (-), front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Pulsed current signal, not measured
#A43#A43
#A44#A44
#A45#A45Signal (+), rear knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A46#A46Signal (+) front knock sensor (KS)U = U low
#A47#A47
#A48#A48Signal (+), flywheel sensorU = 2.5VU = sine wave voltage U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VMeasured to terminal #A66 (terminal #B6 on the breakout box) The frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#A49#A49
#A50#A50Ignition coil no. 3 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A51#A51Ignition coil no. 5 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A52#A52Ignition coil no. 4 control signalU = U lowU = 2.5V t high = 2 msThe frequency varies according to engine speed (RPM)
#A53#A53Power ground 3U lowGround terminal connected to the chassis
#A54#A54Power ground 2U lowGround terminal connected to the chassis
#A55#A55
#A56#A56
#A57#A57
#A58#A58Signal ground, mass air flow (MAF) sensorU = U low
#A59#A59Power supply 5V throttle unit, potentiometers 1 and 2U = 5V
#A60#A60Signal ground, Air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensor, boost pressure sensor, engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensorU = U low
#A61#B1Signal (+), rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)Uapprox.0.50VAbove 0.6V or below 0.3V
#A62#B2Signal (-) rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)U = U lowU = U low
#A63#B3Signal groundU = U lowGround terminal connected to the chassis
#A64#B4Signal (-) front knock sensor (KS)U = U lowU = U low
#A65#B5Camshaft position (CMP) sensor signal groundU = U low
#A66#B6Signal (-) flywheel sensorU = 2.5VU = sine wave voltage U top = 5V U offset = 2.5VMeasured to terminal #A48 (terminal #A48 on the breakout box) The frequency increases with engine speed (RPM)
#A67#B7Signal (-) rear knock sensor (KS)U = U lowU = U low
#A68#B8Signal air conditioning (A/C) pressure sensorU = 0.9V (at approximately 20°C)U increases with pressure in the air conditioning (A/C) system
#A69#B9
#A70#B10
Control module terminalBreakout box terminalSignal typeIgnition onEngine idlingOther
#B1#B11Control modules communication cable (CAN L)
#B2#B12
#B3#B13
#B4#B14Signal ground, clutch pedal position sensor, outside temperature sensorU = U low
#B5#B15Signal ground, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = U low
#B6#B16
#B7#B17Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, pumpPump motor running: U = U low Pump motor not running: U = U bat
#B8#B18Signal, coolant level sensorU = U lowLow engine coolant level: U = U bat Normal engine coolant level: U = Ulow
#B9#B19Power supply, 5V accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = 5V
#B10#B20
#B11#B2130-supply (Power supply from the battery)U = U batU = U batIgnition off: U = U bat
#B12#B22
#B13#B23Control module communication cable (CAN H)
#B14#B24
#B15#B25Clutch pedal sensor signalUnaffected: U = 3.3V Fully depressed: 100 mm U = 2.2VU varies depending on the position of the clutch pedal
#B16#B26
#B17#B27Signal, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU = 0.4 0.1V with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) U = 2.5-4.4V = the accelerator pedal (AP) fully depressed On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit position before the signal reaches 4.4V.U varies depending on the position of the accelerator pedal (AP)
#B18#B28
#B19#B29
#B20#B30
#B21#B31
#B22#B32Diagnostic lead C-linkU = 90% of U batOther values apply if a generic fault-tracing instrument is connected to the data link connector (DLC)
#B23#B33Signal crank, 50-supplyU = U lowU = U lowAt crank: U = U bat
#B24#B34
#B25#B35Signal, accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorU top = 12V t = 4 ms pulse ratio = 8% 2% with unaffected accelerator pedal (AP) and 50% - 90% with fully depressed accelerator pedal (AP) On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal (AP) will be at the limit before the signal reaches 90%.Pulse width modulation (PWM) signal from the accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor to the engine control module (ECM)
#B26#B36Stop lamp switch signalWhen the brake pedal is depressed: U = U bat When the brake pedal is not depressed U = U low
#B27#B37
#B28#B38
#B29#B39Signal, outside temperature sensor(0° C) U = 2.92V (+10° C) U = 2.40V (+20° C) U = 1.90V (+30°C) U = 1.46VTemperature range: -40 to +30°C
#B30#B40
#B31#B41
#B32#B42
#B33#B43
#B34#B44
#B35#B45
#B36#B46
#B37#B47Signal, ignition on, 15-supplyU = U batU = U batIgnition off: U = U low
#B38#B48System relay, control signalU = U lowRelay activated: U = U low Relay not activated: U = U bat The system relay runs on (2-5 minutes)
#B39#B49
#B40#B50Control signal, leak diagnostic unit, valveValve activated: U = Ulow Valve not activated: U = Ubat
#B41#B51
#B42#B52
#B43#B53
#B44#B54Control signal, air conditioning (A/C) relayAir conditioning (A/C) relay activated: U = U low Air conditioning (A/C) relay not activated: U = U bat
#B45#B55Fuel pump (FP) activation control signalPWM signal to the central electronic module (CEM) to control the fuel pump (FP) relay
#B46#B56Malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) control signalU = U lowNot activated U = U bat Activated: U = U low
#B47#B57
#B48#B58Control signal, engine cooling fan (FC), control modulesNot activated U = U bat Activated: U = U lowThe engine cooling fan (FC) is controlled by the engine control module (ECM)
#B49#B59
#B50#B60

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Component specifications

Note. As the illustrations in this service information are used for different model years and / or models, some variation may occur. However, the essential information in the illustrations is always correct.

Scheme 49

Scheme 49: Bosch ME 7 engine control module (ECM)

Integrated atmospheric pressure sensor

Scheme 50

Scheme 50: Throttle unit

Damper motor integrated with the electronic unit

Scheme 51

Scheme 51: Accelerator pedal (AP) position sensor

Two signals. Pulse ratio and lineal signal (digital / analog)

Scheme 52

Scheme 52: Pressure regulator

Line pressure 380 kPa

Scheme 53

Scheme 53: Mass air flow (MAF) sensor

B52x4 Tx, B6xx4 Sx

Mass air flow (MAF) sensor resistive film. Measurement range 0 -640 kg/h.

Q (kg/h)12.015.030.060.0
V (Volts)1.311.391.692.11

B6284 Tx

Mass air flow (MAF) sensor resistive film. Measurement range 0 - 850 kg/h.

Q (kg/h)15.030.060.0120.0
V (Volts)1.341.632.012.56

Scheme 54

Scheme 54: Fuel pump

Pump capacity at line pressure of 380 kPa and 13V 125 l/min.

Electrical / power consumption at a line pressure of 380 kPa and 13V is maximum 7.5 A

Scheme 55

Scheme 55: Injector

Coil resistance approximately 12 ohms (at 20 °C).

Scheme 56

Scheme 56: Boost pressure sensor

Piezo resistive lineal pressure sensor. Measurement range 20.0-250 kPa.

P (kPa)90.0101.3150.0200.0
V /(Volts)1.691.902.803.71

Scheme 57

Scheme 57: Turbocharger (TC) control valve

Pulse ratio valve. Resistance 29.7ohms

Scheme 58

Scheme 58: Camshaft reset valve

Pulse ratio valve. Resistance 3.7 ohms

Scheme 59

Scheme 59: Intake air temperature sensor

B52x4 Tx, B6284 Tx

NTC resistance.

Temperature (°C)010203040
R (ohms)159319672606839232603
V (Volts)4.303.943.503.002.50

B6xx4 Sx

NTC resistance.

Temperature (°C)010203040
R (ohms)55003600242016601200
V (Volts)3.402.902.401.941.57

Scheme 60

Scheme 60: Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor

NTC resistance.

Temperature (°C)010204080100
R (ohms)5740370024501150318184
V (Volts)2.652.101.620.920.290.17

Scheme 61

Scheme 61: Knock sensor (KS)

Piezoelectric crystal.

Scheme 62

Scheme 62: Camshaft position sensor (CMP)

Magnetic resistive sensor with a permanent magnet

Scheme 63

Scheme 63: Engine speed (RPM) sensor

Inductive sensor with a permanent magnet Resistance 125.5 17 ohms

Scheme 64

Scheme 64: Front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)

Linear probe

The component specification gives the value of the component when the connector is disconnected. Where no value is given, it is not possible to measure a relevant value at the component.

The figure within the brackets indicates the terminal pin on the component to which the value refers.

DesignationTypeSupply voltageValueOther
Air conditioning (A/C) relayMechanical relay12V (#1 coil)Approximately 96 ohms (terminals #1-#2)
A/C pressure sensorAbsolute manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor5V (#3)
Stop lamp switchPosition switch12V (#1)The switch is closed when the pedal is depressed (terminals #1-#5)
Fuel pump (FP) relayMechanical relayApproximately 96 ohms (terminals #1-#2)The relay is controlled by the central electronic module (CEM)
Engine cooling fan (FC) control moduleElectronic speed control module with integrated power stage12V (terminal #A1)
Canister purge (CP) valveElectromagnetic valve12V (#1)20-22 ohms at 20°C (#1-#2)
Accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorElectronic pedal sensor with 2 output signals, PWM and a linear analog signal12V (#1) 5V (terminal #6) Power supply for the analog position sensor
Throttle unitElectronic throttle control module with two integrated potentiometers and a damper motor5V (#3)1.2-3.5 ohms (terminals #1-#4 motor winding). 1000-1500 ohms (terminals #2-#3 Parallel connection of potentiometers 1 and 2). Approximately 820 ohms when the throttle is closed. Approximately 1580 ohms at wide open throttle (WOT) (terminal #2-#6 potentiometer 1). Approximately 1480 ohms when the throttle is closed. Approximately 500 ohms at wide open throttle (terminals #2-#5 potentiometer 2).
InjectorElectromagnetic injector12V (#1)Approximately 12 ohms at 20°C (#1-#2)
Camshaft sensorMagnetic resistive sensor5V (#1)
Knock sensor (KS)Piezo electric componentGreater than 4 Mohms (applies to both knock sensors (KS)). (terminals #1-#2 front knock sensor (KS)) Greater than 4 Mohms (terminals #3-#4 rear knock sensor (KS))Separate signal ground for the knock sensors (KS)
Clutch pedal sensorSlide potentiometer5V (#2)Unaffected pedal: 1400-2400 ohms Fully depressed pedal: 200-800 ohms (#2-#4)
Cooling fan for control modulesFan motor12V (#1)The engine cooling fan (FC) is controlled by the engine control module (ECM)
Coolant level sensorPosition switchConnected to ground (terminal #2)Closed when the engine coolant level is normal
Boost pressure sensorAbsolute manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor5V (#1)
Preheating, front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)PTC resistor12V (#3)2.6-3.4 ohms at 20°C (#3-#4)
Preheating, Heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)PTC resistor12V (#1)Approximately 9 ohms at 20°C (terminal #1-#2)
Mass air flow (MAF) sensor12V (#2) 5V (#4)
Air temperature sensor, intakeNTC resistor5V (#4)1900-2100 ohms at 25°C (#1-#3)Built-in in the mass air flow (MAF) sensor
Intake air temperature (IAT) sensor, (turbocharged engines)NTC resistor5V (#1)15931 ohms at 0°C 9672 ohms at 10°C 6068 ohms at 20°C 3923 ohms 30°C (#1-#2)Applies to a separately installed sensor
Leak diagnostic unitConsists of an air pump, electromagnetic valve and an internal heating element12V (#4)Approximately 118 ohms (terminals #1-#4 pump motor winding) 27.9 -34.1 ohms (terminals #3-#4Valve coil)
Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensorNTC resistor5V (#1)15040 ohms at -20°C 2450 ohms at 20°C 318 ohms at 80°C (#1- #2)
PTC resistor air preheatingPTC resistor12V (#1)Approximately 10 ohms at 20°C
Oil pressure sensorPressure switch (Pressostat)Grounded in the cylinder blockClosed switch when the oil pressure is low
Reset valve, camshaftElectromagnetic valve12V (#1)9.9 -11.1 ohms (#1-#2)
Flywheel sensorEngine speed sensor108.5-142.5 ohms at 20°C (#1-#2)
System relayMechanical relay12V (#1 coil)Approximately 80 ohms (terminals #1-#2)
Turbocharger (TC) control valveElectromagnetic valve (3 way)12V (#1)21.8-24.2 ohms at 20°C (terminals #1-#2)
Outside temperature the sensorNTC resistor5V (#1)18702 ohms at -20 °C 6318 ohms at 0°C 2424 ohms at 20°C 1034 ohms at 40°C (#1- #3)

Note. For S60/V70 2004- B5254T2 AW55-50SN US market, see Component specifications .

The component specification gives the value of the component when the connector is disconnected. Where no value is given, it is not possible to measure a relevant value at the component.

The figure within the brackets indicates the terminal pin on the component to which the value refers.

DesignationTypeSupply voltageValueOther
Air conditioning (A/C) relayMechanical relay12V (#1)Approximately 96 ohms (coil)
A/C pressure sensorManifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor5V (#3)
Stop lamp switchPosition switch12V (#1)The switch is closed when the pedal is depressed (terminals #1-#5)
Fuel pump (FP) relayMechanical relayApproximately 96 ohms (coil)The relay is controlled by the central electronic module (CEM)
Engine cooling fan (FC) control moduleThere are different engine cooling fan control modules depending on the engine variant.
Canister purge (CP) valveElectromagnetic valve12V (#1)17-24 ohms at 20°C (terminals #1-#2)
Accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorElectronic pedal sensor with 2 output signals, PWM and a linear analog signal12V (terminal #1) 5V (terminal #6) Power supply analog position sensors
Throttle unitElectronic throttle control module with two integrated potentiometers and a damper motor5V (#3)1.2-3.5 ohms (terminals #1-#4 motor winding). 1000-1500 ohms (terminals #2-#3 Parallel connection of potentiometers 1 and 2). Approximately 820 ohms when the throttle is closed. Approximately 1580 ohms at wide open throttle (terminals #2-#6 potentiometer 1). Approximately 1480 ohms when the throttle is closed. Approximately 500 ohms at wide open throttle (terminals #2-#5 potentiometer 2)
InjectorElectromagnetic injector valve12V (#1)Approximately 12 ohms at 20°C (terminal #1-#2)
Camshaft sensorMagneto-resistive sensor5V (#1)
Knock sensor (KS)Piezo electric componentGreater than 1 Mohms (terminal #1-#2 front knock sensor (KS)). Greater than 1Mohms (terminals #3-#4 rear knock sensor (KS))Separate signal ground for the knock sensors (KS)
Clutch pedal sensorSlide potentiometer5V (#2)Unaffected pedal: 1400-2400 ohms Fully depressed pedal: 200-800 ohms (#2-#4)
Engine cooling fan (FC) control modulesFan motor12V (#1)The engine cooling fan (FC) is controlled by the engine control module (ECM)
Coolant level sensorPosition switchConnected to ground (terminal #2)Closed when the engine coolant level is normal
Boost pressure sensorManifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor5V (#3)Turbocharged (TC) engines only
Preheating front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)PTC resistor12V (#3)2.6-3.4 ohms at 20°C (terminals #3-#4)
Preheating, rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)PTC resistor12V (#1)Approximately 9 ohms at 20°C (terminal #1-#2)
Mass air flow (MAF) sensor12V (#2) 5V (#4)
Intake air temperature (IAT) sensor inletNTC resistorTurbocharged engines: 5V (#2) Naturally aspirated engines: 5V (#1)5886 ohms at 0°C 3791 ohms at 10°C 2510 ohms at 20°C 1715 ohms 30°C Turbocharged engines: (#1-#2). Naturally aspirated engines: (#1-#3)Turbocharged engines: intake air temperature (IAT) sensor, integrated in the boost pressure sensor. Naturally aspirated engines: intake air temperature (IAT) sensor, integrated in the mass air flow (MAF) sensor
Leak diagnostic unitConsists of an air pump, electromagnetic valve and an internal heating element (PTC resistor)12V (#4)Approximately 118 ohms (terminals #1-#4 pump motor winding) 27.9 -34.1 ohms (terminals #3-#4Valve coil)The heating element for heating up the pulsed secondary air injection system (PAIR) pump is controlled by the central electronic module (CEM)
Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensorNTC resistor5V (#1)15040 ohms at -20°C 2450 ohms at 20°C 318 ohms at 80°C (#1- #2)
PTC resistor air preheatingPTC resistor12V (#1)Approximately 10 ohms at 20°C (#1-#2)
Oil pressure sensorPressure switch (Pressostat)Grounded in the cylinder blockClosed switch when the oil pressure is low
Camshaft reset valveElectromagnetic valve12V (#1)3.7-11.1 ohms (#1-#2)
Flywheel sensorEngine speed sensor108.5-142.5 ohms at 20°C (terminals #1-#2)
System relayMechanical relay12V (#1)Approximately 80 ohms (coil)
Turbocharger (TC) control valveElectromagnetic valve (3 way)12V (#1)21.8-24.2 ohms at 20°C (terminals #1-#2)Turbocharged (TC) engines only
Outer temperature sensorNTC resistor5V (#2)18702 ohms at -20 °C 6318 ohms at 0°C 2424 ohms at 20°C 1034 ohms at 40°C (#2- #3)

The component specification gives the value of the component when the connector is disconnected. Where no value is given, it is not possible to measure a relevant value at the component.

The figure within the brackets indicates the terminal pin on the component to which the value refers.

DesignationTypeSupply voltageValueOther
Air conditioning (A/C) relayMechanical relay12V (#1)Approximately 96 ohms (coil)
A/C pressure sensorAbsolute manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor5V (#3)
Stop lamp switchPosition switch12V (#1)The switch is closed when the pedal is depressed (terminals #1-#5)
Fuel pump (FP) relayMechanical relayApproximately 96 ohms (coil)The relay is controlled by the central electronic module (CEM)
Fuel temperature sensorNTC resistor5V (#3)5896 ohms at 0°C 3792 ohms at 10°C 2500ohms at 20°C 1707ohms at 30°C 1175 ohms at 40°C (#1-#2)Integrated in the fuel pressure sensor
Fuel pressure sensorPiezo resistive pressure sensor5V (#3)
Engine cooling fan (FC) control module12V (#2)
Canister purge (CP) valveElectromagnetic valve12V (#1)17-24 ohms at 20°C (terminals #1-#2)
Accelerator pedal (AP) position sensorElectronic pedal sensor with two output signals, PWM and a linear analog signal12V (terminal #1) 5V (terminal #6) Power supply analog position sensors
Throttle unitElectronic throttle control module with two integrated potentiometers and a damper motor5V (#3)1.2-3.5 ohms (terminals #1-#4 motor winding). 1000-1500 ohms (terminals #2-#3 Parallel connection of potentiometers 1 and 2). Approximately 820 ohms when the throttle is closed. Approximately 1580 ohms at wide open throttle (terminals #2-#6 potentiometer 1). Approximately 1480 ohms when the throttle is closed. Approximately 500 ohms at wide open throttle (terminals #2-#5 potentiometer 2)
InjectorElectromagnetic injector valve12V (#1)Approximately 12 ohms at 20°C (terminal #1-#2)
Camshaft sensorMagneto-resistive sensor5V (#1)
Knock sensor (KS)Piezo electric componentGreater than 1 Mohms (terminal #1-#2 front knock sensor (KS)). Greater than 1 Mohms (terminals #3-#4 rear knock sensor (KS))Separate signal ground for the knock sensors (KS)
Clutch pedal sensorSlide potentiometer5V (#2)Unaffected pedal: 1400-2400 ohms Fully depressed pedal: 200-800 ohms (#2-#4)
Cooling fan for control modulesFan motor12V (#1)The engine cooling fan (FC) is controlled by the engine control module (ECM)
Coolant level sensorPosition switchConnected to ground (terminal #2)Closed when the engine coolant level is normal
Boost pressure sensorAbsolute manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor5V (#3)
Preheating, front heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)PTC resistor12V (#3)2.6-3.4 ohms at 20°C (terminals #3-#4)
Preheating, rear heated oxygen sensor (HO2S)PTC resistor12V (#1)Approximately 9 ohms at 20°C (terminal #1-#2)
Mass air flow (MAF) sensor12V (#2) 5V (#4)
Air temperature sensor, intakeNTC resistor5V (#3)5886 ohms at 0°C 3791 ohms at 10°C 2510 ohms at 20°C 1715 ohms 30°C (#1-#2)Integrated in the boost pressure sensor
Leak diagnostic unitConsists of an air pump, an electromagnetic valve and an internal heating element (PTC resistor)12V (#4)Approximately 118 ohms (terminals #1-#4 pump motor winding) 27.9 -34.1 ohms (terminals #3-#4 Valve coil)The heating element for heating up the pulsed secondary air injection system (PAIR) pump is controlled by the central electronic module (CEM)
Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensorNTC resistor5V (#1)15040 ohms at -20°C 2450 ohms at 20°C 318 ohms at 80°C (#1- #2)
PTC resistor air preheatingPTC resistor12V (#1)Approximately 10 ohms at 20°C
Oil level sensorElectronic sensor with PTC resistor and capacitive measurement element5V (#3)
Oil pressure sensorPressure switch (Pressostat)Grounded in the cylinder blockClosed switch when the oil pressure is low
Camshaft reset valveElectromagnetic valve12V (#1)3.7-11.1 ohms (#1-#2)
Flywheel sensorEngine speed sensor108.5-142.5 ohms at 20°C (terminals #1-#2)
System relayMechanical relay12V (#1)Approximately 80 ohms (coil)
Turbocharger (TC) control valveElectromagnetic valve (3 way)12V (#1)21.8-24.2 ohms at 20°C (terminals #1-#2)
Outer temperature sensorNTC resistor5V (#1)18702 ohms at -20 °C 6318 ohms at 0°C 2424 ohms at 20°C 1034 ohms at 40°C (#1- #3)

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