The FRP sensor is installed to the fuel rail and detects the fuel pressure in the fuel rail. As the fuel pressure in the fuel rail changes, the output voltage of the FRP sensor changes. If the fuel pressure in the fuel rail is low, the output voltage becomes low, and if the pressure is high, the output voltage becomes high. The ECM reads this change in output voltage, converts it to fuel pressure in the fuel rail, and uses it for control. The sensor 5 V power supply, signal, and ground circuits of the FRP sensor are dedicated circuits and are connected to the ECM. Also, the sensor circuit is shielded to prevent intrusion of electronic noise, etc. If the ECM detects that the fuel pressure is excessively high for a predetermined period of time, the DTC is set.
Condition for running the DTC
Refer to "51.Engine Control 1A.Troubleshooting(4JJ3 without DPD) DTC P0192 Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Circuit Low".
Refer to "51.Engine Control 1A.Troubleshooting(4JJ3 without DPD) DTC P0193 Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Circuit High".
Refer to "51.Engine Control 1A.Troubleshooting(4JJ3 without DPD) DTC P0651 Sensor Reference Voltage 2 Circuit".
Condition for setting the DTC
Refer to "51.Engine Control 1A.Troubleshooting(4JJ3 without DPD) DTC type definitions".
Refer to "51.Engine Control 1A.Troubleshooting(4JJ3 without DPD) DTC type definitions".