Man 00049 Diagnostic Manual MBFM Rev1

DIAGNOSTIC
MANUAL (MBFM)

mEagle

MAN-00049
Rev 1
914xxxR010109EN-DM

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ABOUT THE MBFM DIAGNOSTIC MANUAL
The MBFM(Mahindra Body Function Module) diagnostic manual outlines the detailed procedures to
troubleshoot complaints related to the MBFM unit fitted on Mahindra XYLO mEagle vehicle. The MBFM
unit controls many functions in the vehicle like lighting, door management, Wiping/Washing, Alarms etc.
Many features can be customized to suit customer’s requirements and convenience, through the SMART
tester.
This manual covers –
• Details of the various functions and features controlled by the MBFM unit.
• MBFM diagnostic tester and its application
• Retrieving DTCs from MBFM, analyzing the complaint and taking corrective action.
In spite of our best efforts to make the manual error-free, a few errors could have inadvertently crept in. If
you identify errors, functional or typographical , please inform your TEKline or pillay.ajay@mahindra.com.
Suggestions to improve the manual and make it more user-friendly are also welcome.
© 2009 Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. All rights reserved. This book may not be reproduced or copied, in whole or in part, without
the written permission of Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.

Diagnostic Manual (MBFM) MAN-00049-1
Xylo mEagle Jan 2009/Rev 1
Contents
How to use this manual
Functions/ Features - Mahindra Body Function Module (MBFM)
Structure of the MBFM – I/O
Recommended trouble-shooting process
Warranty/Other information
Connecting and Disconnecting Diagnostic Tool
Using the MBFM diagnostic tool
List of DTC codes
Replacing the MBFM unit
Wiring Diagram
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How to Use this manual

In Xylo, the Defect Trouble Code (DTC) cannot be directly accessed from the various
ECUs. Refer the section on the connecting and disconnecting the diagnostic tool.
If the DTC code is known, then go to the Index of DTC code, and click on the DTC. The
codes are hyperlinked and the respective page containing the trouble shooting procedure
for that DTC will be displayed.
The following is the structure of the MBFM Diagnostic Manual –
• Brief description about the sensor/Actuator and its functions

• Possible defect codes related to that sensor/actuator
• Normal/Abnormal operating conditions of the sensor/actuator, possible causes and
vehicle/engine reactions
• Related circuit diagram, connectors and wiring plans
• Trouble shooting process
The diagnostic manual should always be used along with the vehicle’s wiring manual
(MAN-00047).

Functions/Features - Mahindra Body Function Module (MBFM)
Following Feature / Functions are a part of Body Function Module:
1. Exterior lighting
A. Turn Signal/Hazard warning
B. Auto Hazard
C. Follow Me Home Lamps
2. Interior Lighting
A. Glove Box lamps
B Vanity mirror lamps
C. Puddle Lamps
D. Courtesy lamps
3. Heated Rear Windshield
4. Wipers
A. Front wiper/wash
B. Rear Wash/Wipe
C. Auto Rear Wipe
5. Locking / Unlocking
A. Mechanical Lock/Unlock
B. Remote Lock / Unlock
C. Auto Re-lock
D. Auto Lock on Speed
E. Auto Unlock
F. Vehicle Search
G. RF Lock-out
6. Driver Information and Warnings
A. Light Left -on Warning
B. Driver Seat Belt Warning
C. High Speed warning
D. Key left in Ignition warning
7. Alarm
A. Panic Alarm
B. Perimeter Alarm
8. Power Supply
9. Fuel Lid Unlock
10. Communication Bus
11. Diagnostics

1. Exterior lighting
Turn Signal and Hazard Lights are controlled by the MBFM.
The respective direction indicator lights are turned ON whenever the combination
switch stalk is moved to indicate a left or right turn.
Pressing the hazard switch will activate all the direction indicators simultaneously.
It functions without the ignition switch being turned ON.
Failure of any one bulb of the direction indicator lights will be indicated as higher
than normal flashing rate of the direction indicator lamps.
Auto-Hazard – If the vehicle’s bonnet (hood) is opened provided the vehicle speed
is zero and the park lamps are On, the hazard warning lamps will automatically
come ON. The hazard lamp can be switched OFF by pressing the hazard switch to
ON and then OFF. This feature, if not desirable, can be deactivated permanently
using the SMART diagnostic tool.
Follow-me-home headlamp – The headlamps will come ON for 30 secs , after

switching off the parking lamps, removing the ignition key and opening the driver
door. This feature is to help the driver reach home in night or light up a dark
garage. The lights can be extended by locking the vehicle with remote. This
feature, if not desirable, can be deactivated permanently using the SMART
diagnostic tool.
The normal operation of the headlamps, High/Low beams, are not controlled by
MBFM unit.
2. Interior Lighting
The interior lights which are controlled by the MBFM are:
• Glove box lamp.

• Vanity Mirror lamp.
• Puddle lamp
• Courtesy lamp
The glove box lamp switches ON when the glove box is opened. The glove box
timer function of the MBFM will switch off the Glove box once the glove box is open
for more then 2 minutes or the glove box is closed, whichever is earlier.
The vanity mirror lamp switches ON when the vanity mirror flap is opened. The
vanity mirror timer in the MBFM will switch off the vanity mirror lamp once the
vanity mirror flap is open for more than 2 minutes or the vanity mirror flap is
closed, whichever is earlier.

The puddle lamp of a door is switched ON when the door is opened and remains
ON till 2.5 second after the door is closed. The battery saver function of the MBFM
will switch off the puddle lamp after 10 minutes even if the door is open.
The courtesy lights will be turned ON when the vehicle is unlocked using the
remote unit or when any one of the vehicle’s doors are opened. (Only possible
when the roof lamp switch is in Auto mode).
The MBFM turns OFF the courtesy lamps when any of the following occurs:
• 9 seconds has elapsed since the last door (including tailgate) was closed
while the car is not centrally locked
• The last door (including tailgate) was closed while the car is centrally locked
• The last door (including tailgate) was closed while the ignition is in the Run
or Start position
• All doors (including tailgate) are closed, and the ignition is in the Off or
Accessory position, and a lock (by remote control or mechanical key) is
activated
• Any door open and the Vehicle speed is greater than 40 km/hr. The lamps
will come on again only after all the doors have been closed.
• Battery saver time of 10 min has completed without any door activity or lock
activity.
While turning OFF the courtesy lamps , the MBFM will progressively dim the lamp
before turning it off fully.
3. Heated rear windshield

The heated rear windshield feature heats the rear windshield for a time period
depending on the outside temperature, following activation of the rear demister
switch.
The heating function will work only with engine running and alternator charging the
battery. In the absence of outside ambient temperature information, the MBFM will
turn off the demister after 10 minutes.
4. Wipers
The Front/Rear window wiping / washing will only work if the ignition is in ON or
Start position.
Of the five front wiper modes available on the vehicle (Mist, Intermittent, Low, High
and Wash/Wipe), the MBFM controls only the intermittent wipe, wash/wipe and
Auto rear wipe.

Front Wiper/Wash operations –
Flick Wipe (Mist) – Pushing the wiper stalk up operates the wipers. The
stalk returns back to the OFF position.
Intermittent Wipe (INT) – Pushing the Wiper stalk down operates the
wipers intermittent speed. Initially the delay between each wipe will be 4
secs and this delay can be programmed to be between 1 to 60 secs
depending on the intensity of the rain. The new programmed delay will be
retained only in that particular ignition cycle.
Low Speed Wiper (LO) – Pushing the stalk below the INT position
operates the wipers in low speed. This function is not controlled by
MBFM.
High Speed Wiper (HI) – Pushing the stalk further down below the LO
position operates the wiper in high speed. This function is not controlled
by MBFM.
Wash – When the wiper stalk is pulled towards the steering wheel, the front
washer is activated and sprays water on to the windscreen. The wipers will
automatically start wiping the windscreen and continue to wipe 3 times after
the water spray is stopped.
The wiper will again wipe after 5 secs to clear any dribble from the top of the
windscreen
Rear Wiper/Wash operations –
Rear Wiper – Turning the rear wiper switch up , operates the rear wiper.
This function is not controlled by MBFM.
Rear Wipe/Wash – Turning the rear wiper switch down and holding in that
position will turn on the water spray. The wipers will automatically start
wiping the tailgate glass and continue to wipe 3 times after the water spray
is stopped This function is not controlled by MBFM.
Auto Rear Wipe – When the front wipers are ON , engaging the reverse gear will
operate the rear wipers in the same mode as the front wipers. This feature, if not
desirable, can be deactivated permanently using the SMART diagnostic tool.

5. Locking / Unlocking
The MBFM controls the locking/unlocking of all doors.
Mechanical Lock /Unlock – All the 5 doors will be centrally locked by the MBFM
unit when either the driver door is locked by the mechanical key (from outside) or
the driver door is locked from by the inner door lock handle is pushed (from inside).
Remote Lock /Unlock – All the 5 doors will be centrally locked by the MBFM unit
when the doors are locked by the RF remote control unit. The lock/unlock status is
indicated by chirps from the vehicles security siren and blinking of direction
indicators.
1 chirp/1 blink – Unlock
2 chirp/2 blinks – Lock
Auto Relock – If the vehicle is unlocked by remote and if no action like door
opening/ignition ON is sensed for 40 secs, the MBFM will relock the vehicle.
Auto Lock on speed – The MBFM will lock all the doors, if the vehicle speed
reaches 25 Kms/hr. This feature, if not desirable, can be deactivated permanently
using the SMART diagnostic tool.
Auto Unlock – The MBFM will unlock all the doors as soon as the vehicle is
stopped and the Ignition is switched OFF. This feature, if not desirable, can be
deactivated permanently using the SMART diagnostic tool.
Vehicle Search – Pressing the *

button will turn all the direction indicators. This
feature can be used to locate the vehicle in a parking lot/crowded area. This
function will be available only if the vehicle is within the range of the remote control.
RF Lock out – The remote locking/unlocking function will cease to function , if the
IGN is in ON position.
6. Driver Information and Warnings

Vehicle related warnings:
a. Lights left on.

b. Driver seat belt.
c. High Speed Warning
d. Key left in ignition.
Lights left ON : If the driver has left the light switch on, opens the door, and
ignition key is OFF, MBFM will warn for 5 seconds through a continuous beep.

Driver Seat belt : If the driver’s seat belt is not locked and the vehicle speed
crossed 7 Kms/hr, the MBFM will warn for 2 secs through a beep. This feature, if
not desirable, can be deactivated permanently using the SMART diagnostic tool.
High Speed Warning : If the vehicle speed crosses 140 Kms/hr, the MBFM will
give a warning beep for 2 secs. This feature, if not desirable, can be deactivated
permanently using the SMART diagnostic tool.
Key left in ignition : If the driver has left the key in ignition barrel and opens the
door, the MBFM will give a warning beep for 5 secs.
7. Vehicle Security Alarms

MBFM provides various alarms related to vehicle security/anti-theft deterrent. The
vehicle will be in “Armed” condition as soon the vehicle is locked using the remote.
Panic Alarm : The vehicles siren will be triggered, when the panic button in
remote is pressed.
Perimeter Alarm – Vehicles security alarm is triggered by the MBFM, if any

unauthorised entry is detected in an armed vehicle by the MBFM. Unauthorised
entry is detected if any door switches get operated or IGN is turned ON , when the
vehicle is in “Armed” mode.
8. Power Supply
Battery voltage is monitored by the MBFM. The MBFM does not operate below 8
Volts and above 16 volts and hence all features controlled by MBFM will cease to
function under these conditions.
The battery saver feature provides automatic shutoff of the courtesy lamps, puddle
lamps, glove box lamp and vanity mirror lamp, if inadvertently left ON.
The battery saver function will be activated once the Ignition key is turned off.
• Once the battery saver has become ON and after that if any of the door is
opened or closed then battery saver will start operating after that given
event and time.( the timer gets reset to zero)
9. Fuel Lid Unlock
The MBFM allows the fuel filler lid to be opened only when the vehicle speed is
less than 7 Kms/Hr and the IGN in OFF/ACC/ON position.

10. Communication Bus

The Driver Information System(DIS) is connected to MBFM via a single wire
communication. Data related to state of Doors, battery charge, reverse gear, fuel
lid, and outside temperature are sent to the DIS by the MBFM.
The MBFM communicates to the DIS through LIN (Local Information Network).
The error codes which are stored can be accessed through the vehicles diagnostic
Link Connector (DLC).

Structure of the MBFM- I/O
Door locking
Charging actuators
Fuel lid switch

Puddle lamps
Vehicle speed
Turn lamps
Door switch (5)
Ignition switch Front Wipers

status
Rear Wipers
Reverse gear
status
Fuel lid actuator
Turn status
Park /Low/High
MBFM
Rear defogger
Beam status
Wiper switch Headlight low beam

position
Hazard light
Glove box switch
position
DIS communication
Vanity mirror switch
position Courtesy lamp
Rear defogger Diagnosis (DTC- K

switch line)
Outside air temp.

Glove box light
Hood switch
Vanity mirror light
Hazard switch
Siren- perimeter
security
Seat belt switch
Siren- alerts
RKE input

Overview of the in-vehicle communication network
DIS
Local Information Network
(MBFM to DIS)
MBFM
Local Information Network
(EMS ECU to DIS – K‐line)
Engine
(EMS ECU)
Diagnostic
K ‐ Line
Connector
(DLC)
CAN
IMMOBILIZER
(ICU)

Recommended Trouble Shooting Process –
Customer complaint Record/Understand Customer Verbatim

• What happened?
• When it happened?
• What was the event before that?
• Does it happen all the time?
• Does it happen only in some condition?
Search for Published quick solution in TEKnet.
Follow DTC based diagnosis
Contact TEKliner with TAR

(Technical Assistance Request)

Warranty & Other Information

All failures/complaints encountered on EMS ECU and/or ICU controllers need to be
reported through a Common Rail Failure Report (CrFR)/Service Complaint Report
(SCR).
Replacement of any of the EMS ECU or ICU controller requires approval of the
TEKline. Ensure that a TAR is raised# in the TEKnet website for approval, attaching
the CrFR/SCR. While raising a warranty claim, the TAR no should be quoted on
the warranty claim.
# Only a trained and certified CoTEK can raise a TAR (in TEKnet website)
Connecting and Disconnecting the Diagnostic Tool.

In Xylo the DIS (driver information system) is in continuous information exchange
with the Engine ECU using the K line. The K line is required for the communication
between the Engine ECU and the Diagnostic tool. Hence it is required that
whenever the diagnostic tool need to communicate the following procedure has to
be followed. Similarly it is essential to follow the steps of disconnecting to ensure
that the DIS can function properly.
To Connect the SMART tester
• Ignition- OFF position.

• Press and hold the button 3 of the DIS and turn the Ignition ON. The
following message will appear on the DIS screen -
Tester/Flasher can be
connected
To Disconnect the SMART tester

• Ignition: ON position
• Press button 2 till the following message appears on the DIS screen
2 Disconnect Tester….
Turn Ignition OFF to ON for Normal Operation

Using the MBFM Diagnostic tool.
“General” screen
Provides information on –
• MBFM unit hardware version

• MBFM unit software version
• MBFM unit manufacturing date
• MBFM unit identification number
• VIN (optional)
• Number of Remotes keys allotted to vehicle
• Status of the various programmable features

“Live Input Status” screen
Provides information on –
• Statuses of various signals from actuators/sensors

Defect Trouble codes (DTC)

The “Error codes” tab when clicked will display the DTC (if any) along with the
description and the status.
Clear all DTCs after attending the complaint - click on to the “clear all DTC” tab.
Refresh data to be clicked once the complaint is attended and after the error is
cleared, the event to be done and then press the refresh data to confirm if the error
has been completely eliminated

Enabling /Disabling the Features

Certain features can be enabled or disabled based on customer request. In the
original configuration, as received from manufacturing plant, all applicable features
for that variant will be enabled.
Important Note -
After enabling or disabling the feature, it is essential that the ignition be reset ( i.e.
Ignition is tuned off, remain for 10 seconds) and then on the next cycle the changes
will be effective.

List of DTC codes
Code Label Page

No
9000 Ambient temperature sensor short to Battery / Open 19
9001 Ambient temperature sensor short to Ground
19
9010 Left turn bulb/bulbs short to Battery.
23
9011 Left turn bulb/bulbs short to Ground. 23
9012 Left turn bulb/bulbs Fused
23
9013 Right turn bulb/bulbs short to Battery
28
9014 Right turn bulb/bulbs short to Ground
28
9015 Right turn bulbs Fused
28
9020 Security siren short to Battery 33
9021 Security siren short to Ground

33
9030 Courtesy Lamp short to Battery
37
9040 Coil of rear defogger short to battery
43
9050 Vanity mirror short to battery
46
9060 Coil of low beam headlamp relay short to ground.
49
9070 Puddle lamp LED’s/ or glove box LED short to battery
53
9080 Battery under voltage ( < 8 volts)
59
Battery over voltage ( > 16 volts)
9081 59
9090 Key fob battery low 60

9000
Outside air temprature 9001
Code Label
9000 Ambient temperature sensor short to Battery / Open
9001 Ambient temperature sensor short to Battery / Open
Description
The ambient temperature sensor is located in the right Side ORVM. The signal is
coming to the MBFM.
It is then sent to the DIS. Also if the sensor is in open then the rear defogger will be
ON for 10 minutes.
Wiring diagram

9000
9001

9000
9001

9000
9001
Rectification
Sensor short to Battery means that two wires are short to each other. Hence the
signal may not be coming through.
Sensor open means that either wire is not having continuity or the connectors are
open/loose.

9010
9011
9012
Left Turn Indication
Code Label
9010 Left turn bulb/bulbs short to Battery.
9011 Left turn bulb/bulbs short to Ground.

9012 Left turn bulb/bulbs Fused
Description
The turn signal lighting flashes the left or right turn signal lamps when the turn
signal stalk switch is in the left turn or right turn position respectively, and the
ignition is in the Run or Start position. A buzzer indication is giver to the driver to
indicate that the feature is running.
The flashing rate (lamps and telltales) shall is double when the following happen:
1) An exterior lamp has failed (open circuit)

2) Battery voltage measurement failure is detected
11


9010
9011
9012

9010
9011
9012

9010
9011
9012
Rectification
Bulb short to battery will be detected when either all bulbs are broken or Open or if
the there is a short circuit to battery
If any wire is getting short to ground then the current flow increases and the
complaint is registered as short to ground.
Bulb fused indicates that one of the bulbs has fused.
Please note that once the complaint is resolved, the status will not change until
indicators are used and the system finds that everything is in order.

9013
9014
Right Turn Indication 9015
Code Label
9013 Right turn bulb/bulbs short to Battery.
9014 Right turn bulb/bulbs short to Ground.

9015 Right turn bulb/bulbs Fused
Description
The turn signal lighting flashes the left or right turn signal lamps when the turn
signal stalk switch is in the left turn or right turn position respectively, and the
ignition is in the Run or Start position. A buzzer indication is giver to the driver to
indicate that the feature is running.
The flashing rate (lamps and telltales) shall is double when the following happen:
1) An exterior lamp has failed (open circuit)

2) Battery voltage measurement failure is detected

9013
9014
9015

9013
9014
9015

9013
9014
9015

9013
9014
9015
Rectification
Bulb short to battery will be detected when either all bulbs are broken or Open or if
the there is a short circuit to battery
Bulb fused indicates that one of the bulbs has fused.
indicators are used and the system finds that everything is in order.

9020
9021
Security System Siren
Code Label
9020 Security siren short to Battery
9021 Security siren short to Ground
Description
The MBFM detects if the wire leading to the security systems battery has become
short to battery or short to ground.
This failure can be due to wires getting short accidentally or a deliberate attempt.
Hence it is recommended that the wiring and connector be inspected carefully. If
any evidence indicates theft attempt then the customer should be informed.

9020
9021

9020
9021

9020
Rectification 9021
Siren short to battery will be detected when the circuit is Open or if the there is a
short circuit to battery
security system is used and the system finds that everything is in order.

9030
Courtesy Lamp Short to Battery
Code Label
9030 Courtesy Lamp short to Battery
Description
The courtesy lighting is ON if:
• Any of the vehicle’s doors are open (including the tailgate)
• The ignition is in the off or Accessory position and a remote unlock is
activated and completed, or the vehicle was previously locked and is
mechanically unlocked.
• The ignition is turned from Run or Start to Accessory or Off
The courtesy lighting feature turns the courtesy lamps off when any of the following
conditions are met:
• 9 seconds after the last door closure
• The last door (including tailgate) is closed while the car is centrally locked
• The last door (including tailgate) is closed while the ignition is in the Run or
Start position
• All doors (including tailgate) are closed, and the ignition is in the Off or
Accessory position, and a lock (by remote control or mechanical key) is
activated
• Any door open and the Vehicle speed are greater than 40 km/hr. The lamps
will come on again only after all the doors have been closed.

9030

9030

9030

9030

9030
Rectification
When any of the bulbs are short then the error is generated hence the bulbs need
to be checked and then the wiring.
After the error is cleared then the condition has to reoccur before the complaint is
again checked for.

9040
Rear Defogger
Code Label
9040 Coil of rear defogger short to battery
Description
The heated rear window feature heats the rear window. The time for which it heats
up is dependent on the outside air temperature.
It will not be operated if:
• Ignition is OFF or in Accessory

• Timer has elapsed.
• No charging signal available
Or if the MBFM detects that there is a short on the coil of the relay.

9040

9040
Rectification
Check for the relay performance , if in doubt, use a known good relay.
Check the wiring for any short.
After rectification, operate the defogger to confirm.

9050
Vanity mirror short to battery
Code Label
9050 Vanity mirror short to battery
Description
The vanity mirror lighting feature illuminates the vanity mirror lamp when the vanity
mirror is opened.
The vanity mirror lighting feature turns the vanity mirror lamp off when any of the
following occurs:
• The vanity mirror is closed
• The vanity mirror open time is ≥ 2 minutes.
If a short is detected on the lamps the output is switched OFF. The Vanity Mirror
will need to be closed to re-enable the output.. In case a short prevails the output
will be switched off again when the mirror is opened. This sequence will continue
until the problem is fixed. A DTC will be registered in MBFM when a short occurs
on the Lamp.

9050

9050
Rectification
The MBFM detects the short when the vanity mirror is opened. Check the wiring
and the interconnector, if nothing wrong found then replace the vanity mirror and
check. (Note: If the MBFM detects the short when mirror opened then it will be
switched off)

9060
Coil of headlamp relay short ( low beam)
Code Label
9060 Coil of low beam headlamp relay short to ground.
Description
For the Follow Me Home Feature the MBFM energises the low beam relay when
the conditions are met.
If the MBFM detects a short on the low beam relay then the error code is set and till
the error is cleared the Follow Me Home is deactivated

9060

9060

9060
Rectification
Change the relay and confirm.
Check for any short in the wire from MBFM to the Combination switch
Check for any short in the wire from MBFM to the head lamp relay.

9070
Puddle lamp or Glove Box LED
Code Label
9070 Puddle lamp LED’s/ or glove box LED short to battery
Description
The puddle lighting feature illuminates the puddle lamps of the respective doors
when that particular door is opened.
The puddle lighting feature turns the respective puddle lamp off when any of the
following occurs:
• Two and half seconds has elapsed since the door was closed
• The battery saver function gets enabled. In this case all the puddle lamps
are switched off.
If a short is detected on the lamp the outputs are switched OFF. Since this has a
common driver with the glove box lamp all the puddle lamps and the glove box
lamp will be switched OFF. All the doors and the glove box will need to be closed
to re-enable the outputs. In case a short prevails the outputs will be switched off
again. This sequence will continue until the problem is fixed. A DTC will be
registered in MBFM when a short occurs on the Lamp.

9070

9070

9070

9070

9070
Rectification
Check the lamps for short to battery, rectify.

9080
9081
Battery Voltage
Code Label
9080 Battery under voltage (< 8 volts)
9081 Battery over voltage ( > 16 Volts)
The battery voltage is monitored by the MBFM
The correct operating range is 9 V to 16 V.
Below 9 Volts the System is in under voltage state. Below 8 V the system will not
transmit LIN message. If the system notices below 8 V and when the vehicle
reports at workshop that time it is OK then please check for the cause of low
voltage ( excess current being drawn- dark current, short which got compensated
by charging system)
Above 16 V is over voltage. At this voltage also the MBFM will stop functioning.
This information is also useful to find out the root cause of any ECU or electronic
failure. For this also the charging system and the complete wiring should be
investigated to prevent recurrence.

9090
Key Fob Battery is low.
Code Label
9090 Key fob battery low
Description
When the key is pressed the MBFM also recognizes the key battery voltage.
Once the voltage falls below the acceptable limit, it sets the code.
Rectification
Replace the battery in the key

Diagn
nostic Ma
anual (MBFM) N-00049-61
MAN 1
Xylo mEagle
m Jan
n 2009/Rev 1
Repla
acing th
he MBF
FM Unit
After th
he MBFM unit has be een physiccally replac
ced, the re
emote key has to be learnt
to the new
n MBFM
M unit, if the vehicle is equippedd with Remmote Keyle
ess entry fe
eature
(RKE).
For Re
emote learn
ning, the Im
mmobilizerr diagnostic
c tool need
ds to be co
onnected.
Remo
ote Learn
ning (RK
KE)
• Select " Re
equest Rem mote Learnin ng"
• Select the n
no of remottes to be leaarnt
• SMART tester will generate codee ‐ Valid for 48 hours.
TP
PK1 • Raise a TARR along with
h Tool Programming Ke ey – 1 (TPK1) generateed
from SMAR RT tester
• TEKline will provide Affter Sales C
Code ‐ 1 (ASC1) based on TPK1
• ASC1 is valiid for 48 ho
ours
ASSC1
• CoTEK will enter the A
ASC1 and co omplete thee Remote (R RKE) learningg
session
• Ensure the IGN is in ON possition
• Press "Unlock" Button n and Panicc (*) button at the same time
Fin
nish • Learn the ssecond key ,, if this option was seleected initially
• Complete learning pro ocess and cclose tool.
• Close TAR
Importa
ant Note -
1. Follow instru
uctions as it appears
a in th
he bottom window of the MBFM diagn nostic tool
2. If 2 keys aree taken up for
f programm t tool is closed before the second key is
ming and if the
learnt, then the
t process is incomplete e and hence e the first keyy will also be inactive.
3. Whenever a remote keyy is replaced d, it is recom
mmended to complete th he remote leearning
process alonng with key assignment
a p
process.
4. Whenever a MBFM unit is replaced, it is required d to re-learn the
t existing rremotes to thhe new
MBFM unit.

The repair methoods given by the manufa acturer in this document are
a based on the technica al specifications current at
a the time of release. Th
he methods may be modiified as a result of changes introduced
by the manufactturer in the production of the various component units
u and accessories fro
om which the vehicles are e manufactured. The reprroduction, translation, tra
ansmission, in part of who
ole of the
present docume
ent, are prohibited without the prior written consen
nt of © 2009 Mahinndra & Mahindra Ltd.
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TECHNICAL PUBLICATION CELL

This manual covers –

• MBFM diagnostic tester and its application

How to use this manual

Functions/ Features - Mahindra Body Function Module (MBFM)

Structure of the MBFM – I/O

Recommended trouble-shooting process

Connecting and Disconnecting Diagnostic Tool

Using the MBFM diagnostic tool

List of DTC codes

Replacing the MBFM unit

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How to Use this manual

The following is the structure of the MBFM Diagnostic Manual –

• Brief description about the sensor/Actuator and its functions

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Functions/Features - Mahindra Body Function Module (MBFM)

Following Feature / Functions are a part of Body Function Module:

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Follow-me-home headlamp – The headlamps will come ON for 30 secs , after

• Glove box lamp.

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3. Heated rear windshield

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Front Wiper/Wash operations –

Rear Wiper/Wash operations –

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Vehicle Search – Pressing the *

6. Driver Information and Warnings

a. Lights left on.

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7. Vehicle Security Alarms

Perimeter Alarm – Vehicles security alarm is triggered by the MBFM, if any

9. Fuel Lid Unlock

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10. Communication Bus

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Structure of the MBFM- I/O

Fuel lid switch

Ignition switch Front Wipers

Wiper switch Headlight low beam

Rear defogger Diagnosis (DTC- K

Outside air temp.

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Overview of the in-vehicle communication network

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Recommended Trouble Shooting Process –

Customer complaint Record/Understand Customer Verbatim

Search for Published quick solution in TEKnet.

Follow DTC based diagnosis

Contact TEKliner with TAR

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Warranty & Other Information

Connecting and Disconnecting the Diagnostic Tool.

To Connect the SMART tester

• Ignition- OFF position.

To Disconnect the SMART tester

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Using the MBFM Diagnostic tool.

• MBFM unit hardware version

• Number of Remotes keys allotted to vehicle

• Status of the various programmable features