With SST Connected at PCM

Caution: The PCM terminal voltages vary with change in measuring conditions and vehicle conditions. Always carry out a total inspection of the input systems, output systems, and PCM to determine the cause of trouble. Otherwise, a wrong diagnosis will be made.

Inspection
1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2. Remove the rear console, front console and undercover.
3. Disconnect the PCM connector.




4. Connect the SST(Adapter harness) to the PCM connector.
5. Connect the SSTs (Monitor, Engine Signal and Harness adapter, power) to the SST (Adapter harness). Use connector A of the adapter harness for PCM terminals 1A through 1V and 3A through 3P. Use connector B for PCM terminals 2A through 2L and 4A through 4Z.




6. Place the SST (Sheet) on the SST (Monitor, Engine Signal).
7. Measure the voltage at each PCM terminal by switching the selector switch and the monitor switch.
8. If any incorrect voltage is detected, check related systems, wiring harnesses and connectors referring to the possible malfunction in the terminal voltage list.

Caution:
^ Disconnecting the connectors of the PCM and the SST (Adapter harness) while the battery is connected can damage the PCM and the SST (Monitor, Engine Signal). Disconnect the negative battery cable and the SST (Harness adapter, power) before disconnecting the connectors.
^ Applying voltage to terminals A and B of the SST (Monitor, Engine Signal) can damage the SST (Monitor, Engine Signal).




Note:
^ The indicator lights of the SST (Monitor, Engine Signal), provided for confirmation of the voltmeter range, is also used for detection of the pulse such as the fuel injector control signal, which is difficult to detect by using the voltmeter.
^ Terminals A and B of the SST (Monitor, Engine Signal) are for connection of an external instrument. By connecting an external instrument such as a circuit tester or an oscilloscope, various inspections in addition to the measurement of the PCM terminal voltages are made possible.