
FAULT CODE
164
Flash code FI warning
lamp (MIL)
45
FI
warning lamp (
MIL
) flashes 4x long, 5x short
Display on diagnostic tool
P0031
"Heater lambda sensor cylinder 1, sensor 1"
"Open/short circuit to ground"
Error level condition
Malfunction in the circuit:
≥
3 s
Function check
Checking the heating lambda sensor (
Possible cause
Heating lambda sensor - power supply is faulty (
Heating lambda sensor - value is not plausible (
Heating lambda sensor - control line is open (
Heating lambda sensor - control line has a short circuit to sensor ground (
Heating lambda sensor - control line has a short circuit to ground (terminal 31) (
Checking the heating lambda sensor
Condition
The diagnostic tool is connected and active.
–
Select the model type.
–
Select
"ECU Diagnostic"
.
–
Highlight the
"Engine electronics EXC"
control unit.
–
Press
"Continue"
.
–
Select
"actuator test"
.
–
"Please enter password:"
–
Press
"Continue"
.
–
Select
"Heating lambda sensor cylinder 1"
.
–
Press
"Continue"
.
–
Read the information page in the HUSABERG diagnostic tool and, with
"Continue"
, begin the actuator test.
Lambda sensor
"Function Hego Sensor Bank 1"
at test start
Voltage
"Hego1AD"
5 V
Lambda sensor
"Function Hego Sensor Bank 1"
at test end
Voltage
"Hego1AD"
0 V
» If the displayed value is equal to the setpoint value:
–
Delete the fault code.
–
Make a test ride.
–
Read out the fault code.
» If the displayed value is not equal to the setpoint value:
–
Check the next possible cause:
Heating lambda sensor - power supply is faulty (
Heating lambda sensor - power supply is faulty
Condition
The diagnostic tool is connected and active.
The EFI control unit is connected.
Lambda sensor is disconnected.
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