TFBCM-WE-1211TH 2nd WSMW 120 TF TIS 12TF

2012MY
WORKSHOP MANUAL
BODY CONTROL
No.TFBCM-WE-1211TH
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This Workshop Manual deals only with the screen toned section(s) in the table below.
Section Sub Section
0 GENERAL INFORMATION 0 Introduction
14A Service Information Guide
14B Vehicle Information
1 ENGINE 15B Maintenance Information
15C Functional Inspection
15D Symptom
15E DTC Information
1A Engine Control
1B Mechanical
1C Fuel System
1D Cooling
1E Lubrication
1F Induction
1G Exhaust
1H Aux. Emission Control Devices
1I Speed Control Systems
1J Electrical
2 SUSPENSION 16B Maintenance Information
16D Symptom
2B Front Suspension
2C Rear Suspension
2D Wheel, Tire System
3 DRIVELINE, AXLE 17B Maintenance Information
17D Symptom
17E DTC Information
3A Driveline Control
3B Differentials
3C Drive Shaft System
3D Transfer Case
4 BRAKES 18B Maintenance Information
18D Symptom
18E DTC Information
4A Brake Control
4B Brake System
4C Parking Brake System
4D ABS
5 TRANSMISSION, TRANSAXLE 19B Maintenance Information
19D Symptom
19E DTC Information
5A Transmission Control
5B Automatic
5C Manual
5E Clutch System
6 STEERING 20B Maintenance Information
20D Symptom
6B Power Assisted System
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Section Sub Section

7 HVAC 21B Maintenance Information
21D Symptom
7B Heater, Ventilator, Airconditioner
8 RESTRAINTS 22B Maintenance Information
22D Symptom
22E DTC Information
8A SRS Control
8B Air Bag Systems
8C Seat Belt Systems
9 BODY, CAB, ACCESSORIES 23B Maintenance Information
23D Symptom
9A Lighting Systems
9B Wiper, Washer Systems
9C Electrical Control, Entertainment
9E Instrumentation, Driver Info.
9G Hood, Fenders, Doors
9H Cab Structure
9I Seats
9J Security and Locks
9L Exterior, Interior Trim
9P Unibody Sub-frames
9T Glass, Windows, Mirrors
10 BODY CONTROL 36B Maintenance Information
36D Symptom
36E DTC Information
10I Body Control
10 SECURITY AND LOCKS CONTROL 42B Maintenance Information
42E DTC Information
10S Security and Locks Control
11 FRAME 24B Maintenance Information
- ETM - Using the Wiring Diagram
- Power System
- Engine
- Chassis
- Brake
- Safety
- Driver Assist
- Accessory
- Light
- Data Communications
- Location Diagram
- Connector List
Maintenance Information (All models) 36B-1
Description Body Control

Maintenance Information
(All models)
Table of Contents
Function, structure, operation of body control..............36B-2
36B-2 Maintenance Information (All models)
Function, structure, operation of body control

1. Function, structure, operation of body control SRS-interlocked door unlock function
Interior light activation function
BCM
Rear defogger timer function
BCM is an integrated control module with the following
Power window timer function
functions.
Self-diagnosis function
Keyless entry function
Power door lock function Note：
Anti theft control function ・ BCM input/output schematic diagram
Vehicle speed-sensitive door lock control function
Keyless entry Interior light on/off interlocking function

The keyless entry function has the following features. Half-closed alarm warning light function
Power door lock function The keyless entry function has the function as a an entry
Lock and unlock function by remote controller key device of a vehicle. When the corresponding button of the
operation remote controller key is pressed, the door is locked/
Remote controller key registration function unlocked. The remote controller key realizes this function
Answer-back function by sending radio waves to a receiver unit. The receiver
unit detects the signal, and then perform the function that a vehicle, or radiowave disturbance from after
is requested by sending serial data message to the BCM. market devices such as power inverters or
Flasher unit operations and lighting of room lights are computers. The system may also produce
controlled as the response to the signal sent. improper operations due to radiowave
Caution： disturbance in high-traffic areas.
・ The system may produce improper operations Note：
due to low battery of a remote controller key or ・ Keyless entry input/output overview
The keyless entry system consists mainly of the following The BCM transmits lock and unlock signals received
items. from the remote controller key to the door lock actuator
Remote controller key through the receiver unit for each door.
BCM
Receiver unit
The following functions will operate when the lock

button on the remote controller key is pressed.
Locking of all doors
Answer back, 1 blink
Turning off the interior light
The following functions are activated when the unlock
button on the remote controller key is pressed.
Unlocking of all doors
Answer back, 2 blinks
Interior light lighting
If doors are unlocked for approximately 30 seconds, they
will be locked automatically.
Caution：
・ When performing door lock operations
continuously using the remote controller key,
wait for at least 1 second before performing
the next locking or unlocking operation.
Remote controller key
The door can be locked or unlocked by operating the
button within 10 m (33 ft) around the vehicle. Only 1
remote controller can be used at a time. If 2 or more
remote controllers are operated at the same time, their
operation will be unstable due to radiowave interference.
Replacement of internal battery in remote controller key

1. Remove the key holder from the remote controller key.
2. Open the cover using a coin or something similar. Press the unlock button of the remote controller key or
3. Remove the transmitter. turn the driver seat door lock toward the front side of the
4. Open the battery cover. vehicle, and then return to the vertical position to remove
5. Remove the battery. it. If a key is used while the anti theft function is working,
6. Install a new battery. the anti theft alarm works before the starter switch is
7. Perform installation in the reverse order of the turned on. If a problem is detected, open the driver seat
removal. door as needed.
Vehicle speed-sensitive door lock
To keep safety for driving, doors are locked automatically
when the vehicle speed exceeds 20 km/h even though the
doors are not locked by a driver. When the doors are
locked by the vehicle speed-sensitive door lock function,
the doors are unlocked when the key position is turned
OFF or pull out the key after parking the vehicle.
However, this function can be disabled with the scan tool.
When changing the setting with a scan tool, follow the
procedure below.
1. Connect a scan tool to the DLC.
2. Turn ON the ignition switch.
3. Select the Diagnostics.
4. Select the Body.
5. Select the BCM.
6. Select Programming & Resetting.
7. Select BCM Data Setting/Change.
1. Cover Note：
2. Battery cover ・ After selecting Speed Response Door Lock
3. Transmitter and All Door Unlock, change the setting.
4. Key
5. Key holder Anti theft system
6. Battery (CR1620) The anti theft system consists of a BCM, anti theft horn,
7. Battery holder receiver unit, and remote controller key. This system can
be activated with a properly programmed remote
Power door lock system controller key. When the system is activated, the ignition
The power door lock system consists of a door lock switch turns OFF. Also, this system can be deactivated
switch, door lock actuator, and remote controller key. The with a properly programmed remote controller key.
battery voltage is always supplied to the front right door However, this key must be connected to the properly
lock switch. Lock mechanism of all doors can be programmed BCM.
operated with a key, or the internal lock buttons on the The anti theft function is designed to protect the vehicle
front driver side door and the front passenger side door. and valuables from theft when the door and the engine
When the door lock switch at the driver side or the door hood of the vehicle are locked.
lock switch at the front passenger side is turned ON, If anyone tries to open the door or the engine hood
current flows for about 1 second to each door lock forcibly without using the key or the remote controller
actuator that is (connected parallel) to the front left door key of the vehicle, the hazard lights blink and the horn
lock switch. Then the actuators operate to lock or unlock sounds intermittently. The horn sounds for 30 seconds
the doors. until the system stops automatically, and the hazard lights
blink for 5 minutes.
Note：
・ The following applies to the vehicles with anti Caution：
theft function. ・ After closing the all doors to operate the anti
theft function, the doors must be locked using
Lock
either key lock or remote controller key.
With all doors are closed, press the lock button on the
remote controller key again within 10 seconds after the ・ When the door at the passenger side is
doors are locked. All lock buttons of the doors are placed opened in locked status and then the door is
at the position where doors cannot be opened. closed, an error alert is detected.
Unlock
Note： Rear defogger timer
・ First 10 seconds The rear defogger function is used to defog the rear
LED light up, test switch delay on window glass. When pressing the rear defogger switch
LED rapid blinking （2 Hz）, door or bonnet while the starter switch is at on position, the rear defogger
opened or system failure relay is operated and the indication light turns on, and
then the rear defogger operates. When the rear defogger
・ After about 10 seconds
switch is pressed again, the defogger is stopped. Or,
LED slow blinking, system on (0.5 Hz)
while the rear defogger switch is on position, the
defogger stops automatically after operating for 10
minutes.
Power window timer
The power window timer function enables to open or
close power windows within 45 seconds after the starter
switch is turned off. The BCM measures 45 seconds, and
instructs the power window control unit to stop the power
window motor operation. When any door is opened
within 45 seconds, the BCM also instructs the power
window control unit to stop the power window motor
operation.
Self-diagnosis function
The self-diagnosis function of the BCM is set to the main
body of the BCM. If each function of the BCM does not
operate correctly, it performs trouble diagnosis and sets
DTCs.
BCM location
Start the anti theft system
The BCM is installed within the trim cover at the driver
Remove the key from the ignition switch.
seat side.
Lock the all doors with key lock or remote controller key
to turn ON the indication light due to the engine hood.
After about 10 seconds, the indication light blinks slowly,
and the anti theft system operates.
The conditions to operate the anti theft system alert
When trying to open a door or an engine hood forcibly
without using a key.
When unlocking a door with door lock knob.
When the engine hood release handle is operated.
SRS-interlocked door unlock
Read SRS operation signals to release door lock
automatically if a collision accident occurs when the
vehicle is running.
Interior light activation
The BCM activates the interior light. The interior light
goes on when the dome light is at DOOR position, any
door is opened, or requested from the keyless entry 1. BCM
function.
Or, when each room light is turned off, the afterglow Receiver unit location
function operates. The receiver unit is installed within the instrument panel.
The conditions to operate the afterglow function
When a door is closed and the starter switch is turned on.
When a door is opened while a key is inserted.
When a key is pulled out while a door is closed.
1. Harness connector
2. Receiver unit
3. Screw
Note：
・ BCM system circuit diagram
Note：
・ BCM terminal layout
Terminal No. Signal name

A-1 Ground
A-2 Passenger door switch signal
A-3 －
A-4 －
A-5 －
A-6 Receiver unit signal
A-7 －
A-8 CAN high
A-9 Key reminder switch signal
A-10 Ignition switch signal
A-11 Engine hood switch signal
A-12 Door switch signal
A-13 －
A-14 Receiver unit ground
A-15 －
A-16 Receiver unit power
A-17 －
A-18 CAN low
A-19 Accessory switch signal
A-20 Battery voltage

B-1 －
B-2 －
B-3 Door unlock key switch signal
B-4 －
B-5 －
B-6 Door unlock switch signal
B-7 －
B-8 －
B-9 Ground
B-10 Door unlock motor control
B-11 Door lock motor control
B-12 Door lock key switch signal
B-13 －
B-14 －
B-15 Door lock switch signal
B-16 Interior light control low side
B-17 －
B-18 Ground

C-1 －
C-2 －
C-3 －
C-4 Anti theft indicator control
C-5 －
C-6 Door open warning light
C-7 －
C-8 －
C-9 Rear defogger relay control
C-10 －
C-11 Rear defogger switch signal
C-12 －
C-13 Anti theft horn control
C-14 Battery voltage
C-15 Battery voltage
C-16 －
C-17 Power window timer signal output
C-18 －
C-19 Answer back signal
C-20 －
C-21 －
C-22 SRS air bag active PWM signal
C-23 －
C-24 Door position switch signal
C-25 Interior light control high side
Functional Inspection (All models) 36C-1

Functional Inspection
(All models)
Table of Contents
Diagnostic system check-body controls........................36C-2
Lost communication with the BCM..............................36C-3
Antitheft system check..................................................36C-4
Keyless entry system check...........................................36C-6
Antitheft indicator light inoperative..............................36C-7
Door open warning light Inoperative............................36C-8
Rear defogger system check..........................................36C-9
Power window timer system check.............................36C-10
SRS-interlocked unlock function check......................36C-11
36C-2 Functional Inspection (All models)
Diagnostic system check-body controls

1. Diagnostic system check-body controls description of ・ When multiple DTCs are set, diagnose a DTC
function starting with the one that has a smaller number
The body control system inspection is a systematic unless otherwise instructed in the diagnostic
method for checking problems caused by the functional steps.
failures in the BCM, and is also the starting point for all 6. Confirm if the anti theft device or keyless entry is
diagnoses for drivability complaints. By correctly using activated.
these diagnostic steps, it is possible to reduce the time for
diagnosis and prevent replacing parts that are not Note：
defective. ・ If it does not operate, inspect the anti theft
system and keyless entry system.
Note：
・ Important points to remember regarding the 7. Inspect the function of the BCM.
body control system inspection Note：
Confirm the service technical report before starting the ・ Inspect the lighting circuit system of the door
diagnosis. open warning light.
Do not delete any DTC unless it is instructed in a ・ Inspect the rear defogger system.
diagnostic step.
If a malfunction is found in the engine starting system,
refer to the diagnosis by condition.
The battery should be fully charged.
The battery cable should be normal and securely
connected.
The ground of the BCM should be securely connected in
the correct position.
2. Diagnostic system check-body controls inspection
1. Inspect the ROOM 10 A, DOOR LOCK 20 A, BCM
10 A, AUDIO 10 A, and ELEC IG1 10 A fuses.
Note：
・ If the fuse is found to be open, replace it.
2. If the fuse blows again after replacement, inspect
every circuit to which the power source is supplied
through the ROOM 10 A, DOOR LOCK 20 A, BCM
10 A, AUDIO 10 A or ELEC IG1 10 A fuse for a
short circuit.
3. If a problem is found, repair the circuit.
Inspection for determining the failure location in the body
control system
4. Confirm if communication can be made with the
BCM.
Note：
・ If no communication can be made with the
BCM, inspect the CAN communication.
5. Check for a DTC using the scan tool.
Note：
・ If a DTC has been detected, inspect the
applicable DTC.
Lost communication with the BCM

1. Lost communication with the BCM description of 15. Inspect the circuit between the BCM 10 A fuse and
function the BCM.
The ECM, EHCU, TCM, TCCM, SRS control unit, ICU, Note：
and BCM communicate with a scan tool via the CAN ・ There should be no open circuit or high
communication circuit. The EHCU, ECM, TCM, TCCM, resistance.
auto A/C control unit, SRS control unit, immobilizer
control unit, BCM, meter, and DRM communicate with 16. If a problem is found, repair the circuit.
each other via the same CAN communication circuit. 17. Inspect the circuit between the ICU and the frame
CAN terminating resistors are installed on the ECM and ground.
the meter.
Note：
2. Lost communication with the BCM inspection
・ There should be no open circuit or high
1. Turn OFF the ignition switch. resistance.
2. When a scan tool is connected, disconnect the scan 18. If a problem is not found, replace the BCM.
tool from the DLC.
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
3. Measure the resistance value between the CAN high Driver Info.(All models) BCM removal".
and CAN low circuits of the DLC.
Standard： 50 to 70 Ω Driver Info.(All models) BCM installation".
4. When the resistance value is outside the standard 19. Set the vehicle information on the BCM.
value range, inspect the CAN high circuit and CAN
low circuit between the BCM and the DLC.
Driver Info.(All models) BCM setting".
Note：
resistance.
6. If a problem is not found, turn the ignition switch
OFF.
7. Inspect the BCM harness connector for a contact
failure.
8. If a problem is found, repair the harness connector.
9. When the resistance value is within the standard
value range, disconnect the harness connector from
the BCM.
10. Connect a test light between the ignition power
supply circuit of the BCM and the frame ground.
11. If the test light turns on, turn the ignition switch
OFF.
12. Inspect the BCM harness connector for a contact
failure.
14. If the test light does not turn on, inspect the circuit
between the IG1 40 A fuse and the BCM.
Note：
resistance.
Antitheft system check

1. Antitheft system check inspection Note：
Inspection for determining the failure location in the anti ・ When it is not shorted, "OPEN" should be
theft system displayed, and when it is shorted, "CLOSE"
should be displayed.
1. Turn OFF the ignition switch.
14. When the display is properly shown, replace the
2. Inspect the ROOM 10 A, DOOR LOCK 20 A, BCM engine hood switch.
10 A, AUDIO 10 A, and ELEC IG1 10 A fuses.
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9G.Hood, Fenders,
Note： Doors(All models) Engine hood lock removal".
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9G.Hood, Fenders,
3. If the fuse blows again after replacement, inspect Doors(All models) Engine hood lock installation".
15. When the display is not properly shown, replace the
through the ROOM 10 A, DOOR LOCK 20 A, BCM
BCM.
10 A, AUDIO 10 A, or ELEC IG1 10 A fuse for a
short circuit. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
Driver Info.(All models) BCM removal".
4. Inspect the circuits between the ROOM 10 A,
DOOR LOCK 20 A, BCM 10 A, AUDIO 10 A, Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
ELEC IG1 10 A fuses and the BCM. Driver Info.(All models) BCM installation".
Note： 16. Write the vehicle information into the BCM.
・ There should be no open circuit or high Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
resistance. Driver Info.(All models) BCM setting".
5. Inspect the GND circuit between the BCM and the Inspection of door position switch
frame ground.
17. Use a scan tool to confirm the Door Lock Actuator
Note： Position Switch display.
Note：
resistance.
・ The display should coincide with the switch
6. If a problem is found, repair the circuit. ON and OFF operations.
7. Inspection of engine hood switch 18. When the display is not properly shown, inspect the
8. Use a scan tool to confirm the Engine Hood Switch circuit between the door position switch and the
display. BCM.
Note： Note：
・ The display should coincide with the engine ・ There should be no open circuit or high
hood open and close operations. resistance.
9. When the display is not properly shown, inspect the 19. If a problem is found, repair the circuit.
circuit between the engine hood switch and the 20. If a problem is not found, disconnect the harness
BCM. connector from the door position switch.
Note： 21. Short the door position switch harness connector.
22. Use a scan tool to confirm the Door Lock Actuator
resistance.
Position Switch display.
Note：
11. If a problem is not found, disconnect the harness ・ When it is not shorted, "OFF" should be
connector from the engine hood switch. displayed, and when it is shorted, "ON" should
12. Short the engine hood switch harness connector. be displayed.
13. Use a scan tool to confirm the Engine Hood Switch 23. When the display is properly shown, replace the door
display. position switch.
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9A.Lighting Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
Systems(All models) Door switch removal". Driver Info.(All models) BCM removal".
Systems(All models) Door switch installation". Driver Info.(All models) BCM installation".
24. When the display is not properly shown, replace the 36. Write the vehicle information into the BCM.
BCM.
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation, Driver Info.(All models) BCM setting".
Driver Info.(All models) BCM installation".
25. Write the vehicle information into the BCM.
Inspection of anti theft indication light
26. Perform the inspection for the anti theft indication
light lighting circuit system.
Inspection of anti theft alarm
28. Use a scan tool to confirm if a DTC has been
detected.
Note：
・ DTC B3095 has not been detected.
29. If a DTC has been detected, go to the applicable
DTC diagnosis.
30. Use a scan tool to confirm the Anti Theft Horn
display.
Note：
ON and OFF operations.
31. When the display is not properly shown, inspect the
circuit between the anti theft alarm and the BCM.
Note：
resistance.
33. If a problem is not found, inspect the anti theft alarm.
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9J.Security and
Locks(All models) Anti theft horn inspection".
34. If a problem is found, replace it.
Locks(All models) Anti theft horn removal".
Locks(All models) Anti theft horn installation".
35. If a problem is not found, replace the BCM.
Keyless entry system check

1. Keyless entry system check description of function
The BCM is equipped with the keyless entry function.
Note：
・ Lock and unlock functions by remote controller
operation
・ Remote controller key registration function
・ Answer-back function
・ Interior light ON/OFF interlocking function
2. Keyless entry system check inspection
1. Perform the inspection for the body control system.
2. Use a scan tool to confirm if a DTC has been
detected.
DTC diagnosis.
4. If a DTC has not been detected, go to the applicable
symptom diagnosis.
Antitheft indicator light inoperative

1. Antitheft indicator light inoperative inspection Note：
Inspection performed when the anti theft indication light ・ The vehicle door and the engine hood should
does not turn on upon operating the remote controller key be locked.
1. Perform the inspection for the body control system. 13. Inspect the anti theft indication light.
2. Turn OFF the ignition switch. Caution：

・ After the remote control key is operated, the
3. Disconnect the harness connector from the anti theft
theft prevention display light will illuminate for
indication light.
10 seconds and then flash.
4. Connect a test light between the control circuit of the
14. Confirm that the anti theft indication light turns on.
anti theft indication light harness connector and the
frame ground.
Note：
・ Do not start the engine.
6. If the test lamp turns on, replace the anti theft
indication light.
Locks(All models) Anti theft horn removal".
Locks(All models) Anti theft horn installation".
7. When the test light does not turn on, inspect the
control circuit between the anti theft indication light
and the BCM.
Note：
resistance.
・ There should be no short circuit with metal
components such as a frame.
8. Inspect the ground circuit between the anti theft
indication light and the frame ground.
Note：
resistance.
10. If a problem is not found, replace the BCM.
12. Turn the starter switch to "ACC".
Door open warning light Inoperative

1. Door open warning light Inoperative inspection 16. If a problem is not found, replace the meter.
Inspection performed when the door open warning light Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
does not turn on upon opening a door Driver Info.(All models) Instrument panel
cluster removal".
1. Perform the inspection for the body control system.
Driver Info.(All models) Instrument panel
3. Turn ON the ignition switch. cluster installation".
4. Open the door. 17. Set the vehicle information in the meter.
5. Confirm lighting of the door open warning light. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
6. If it does not turn on, inspect each door switch.
cluster setting".
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9A.Lighting
18. Open the door to confirm if the door open warning
Systems(All models) Door switch inspection".
light turns on.
19. When the door open warning light does not turn on,
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9A.Lighting replace the BCM.
Systems(All models) Door switch removal".
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9A.Lighting Driver Info.(All models) BCM removal".
Systems(All models) Door switch installation".
8. If a problem is not found, inspect the circuit between Driver Info.(All models) BCM installation".
the BCM and each door switch.
Note：
・ There should be no open circuit or high Driver Info.(All models) BCM setting".
resistance.
9. Inspect the GND circuit between each door switch
and the frame ground. 22. Open the door.
Note： 23. Confirm that the door open warning light turns on.
resistance.
11. If a problem is not found, inspect the METER 10 A
fuse.
Note：
12. If the fuse blows again after replacement, inspect
through the METER 10 A fuse for a short circuit.
13. Open the door to confirm if the door open warning
light turns on.
14. When it does not turn on, inspect the circuit between
the ECM and the meter.
Note：
resistance.
Rear defogger system check

1. Rear defogger system check inspection Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9T.Glass, Windows,
Mirrors(All models) Rear window
Inspection performed when the rear defogger is not
assembly installation".
activated upon turning ON the rear defogger switch
Caution：
・ Even when the rear defogger switch is in the Refer to "7.HVAC 7B.Heater, Ventilator,
"ON" state, the defogger stops automatically Airconditioner(All models) Control panel
after operating for 10 minutes. assembly removal".
1. Perform the inspection for the body control system. Refer to "7.HVAC 7B.Heater, Ventilator,
Airconditioner(All models) Control panel
2. Turn OFF the ignition switch. assembly installation".
3. Inspect the ELEC IG2 10 A and RR DEF 20 A fuses. 16. If a problem is not found, inspect the circuit between
Note： the junction block and the rear defogger switch.
・ If the fuse is found to be open, replace it. Note：
4. If the fuse blows again after replacement, inspect ・ There should be no open circuit or high
every circuit to which the power source is supplied resistance.
through the ELEC IG2 10 A or RR DEF 20 A fuse ・ There should be no short circuit with metal
for a short circuit. components such as a frame.
5. If a problem is found, repair the circuit. 17. Inspect the GND circuit between the rear defogger
switch and the frame ground.
6. Replace the rear defogger relay with a non-defective
one. Note：
7. Turn ON the rear defogger switch to confirm that the ・ There should be no open circuit or high
rear defogger is activated. resistance.
8. When the rear defogger is activated, replace the rear 18. Inspect the circuit between the rear defogger switch
defogger relay. and the BCM.
9. If a problem is not found, inspect the rear defogger. Note：
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9T.Glass, Windows, ・ There should be no open circuit or high
Mirrors(All models) Rear window resistance.
assembly installation". 19. If a problem is found, repair the circuit.
10. If a problem is found, repair it. 20. If a problem is not found, replace the BCM.
11. If a problem is not found, inspect the circuit between Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
the junction block and the rear defogger. Driver Info.(All models) BCM removal".
Note： Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
・ There should be no open circuit or high Driver Info.(All models) BCM installation".
resistance. 21. Write the vehicle information into the BCM.
・ There should be no short circuit with metal
components such as a frame.
12. Inspect the GND circuit between the rear defogger
and the frame ground.
23. Turn ON the rear defogger switch to confirm that the
Note：
rear defogger is activated.
resistance.
14. If a problem is not found, inspect the rear defogger
switch.
Power window timer system check

1. Power window timer system check inspection Note：
Inspection performed when there is a possible ・ There should be no open circuit or high
abnormality in the power window timer system resistance.
1. Turn ON the ignition switch. 14. If a problem is found, repair the circuit.
2. Use a scan tool to confirm if a DTC has been 15. If a problem is not found, inspect the power window
detected. switch.
Note： Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9C.Electrical

Control, Entertainment(All models) Front door power
・ DTC B316A has not been detected.
window switch inspection".
16. If a problem is found, replace the power window
DTC diagnosis.
switch.
Inspection of door switch
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9C.Electrical
4. Turn OFF the ignition switch. Control, Entertainment(All models) Front door power
window switch removal".
5. Inspect the circuit between the door switch on the
driver side and the BCM. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9C.Electrical
Control, Entertainment(All models) Front door power
Note：
window switch installation".
resistance. 17. Use a scan tool to confirm the Power window timer
setting display.
Note：
7. If a problem is not found, inspect the door switch.
8. If a problem is found, replace the door switch. ON and OFF operations.
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9A.Lighting 18. If the Power window timer setting display is not
Systems(All models) Door switch removal". properly shown, replace the BCM.
Systems(All models) Door switch installation". Driver Info.(All models) BCM removal".
9. Use a scan tool to confirm the Door Switch display. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
Note： Driver Info.(All models) BCM installation".
・ The display should coincide with the door open 19. Write the vehicle information into the BCM.
and close operations. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
10. If the Door Switch display is not properly shown, Driver Info.(All models) BCM setting".
replace the BCM.
Inspection of power window switch
13. Inspect the circuit between the power window switch
and BCM.
SRS-interlocked unlock function check

1. SRS-interlocked unlock function check inspection 11. Turn ON the ignition switch.
Inspection performed when there is a possible 12. Use a scan tool to confirm the SRS Deployment
abnormality in the SRS-interlocked unlock function Signal display.
Note： Note：
・ When the doors are unlocked automatically ・ The SRS Deployment Signal display should
while the ignition switch is in the "ON" state. not show "deploy".
1. Turn OFF the ignition switch. 13. When the SRS Deployment Signal display shows
"deploy", confirm if a DTC is detected on the SRS
Inspection of door lock
control side.
2. Inspect the circuit between the door lock motor and
14. If a DTC has been detected on the SRS control side,
the BCM.
go to the applicable DTC diagnosis.
Note：
15. When the SRS Deployment Signal display shows
・ There should be no open circuit or high other than "deploy", and no DTC has been detected
resistance. on the SRS control side, replace the BCM.
3. If a problem is found, repair the circuit. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
4. If a problem is not found, inspect the door lock Driver Info.(All models) BCM removal".
motor. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
5. If a problem is found, replace it. Driver Info.(All models) BCM installation".
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9G.Hood, Fenders, 16. Write the vehicle information into the BCM.
Doors(All models) Front door assembly disassembly". Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9G.Hood, Fenders, Driver Info.(All models) BCM setting".
Doors(All models) Front door assembly reassembly".
6. Use a scan tool to confirm the Door Lock motor and
Door Unlock motor displays.
Note：
・ The display should coincide with the ON and
OFF operations.
7. When the Door Lock motor and Door Unlock motor
displays are not properly shown, replace the BCM.
Inspection of SRS control unit
9. Inspect the circuit between the SRS control unit and
BCM.
Note：
resistance.
Symptom (All models) 36D-1

Symptom
(All models)
Table of Contents
Intermittent conditions of body control system............36D-2
All doors neither lock nor unlock..................................36D-5
All of the doors do not lock or unlock..........................36D-6
Door at the driver side does not lock or unlock............36D-7
Door at the passenger side does not lock or unlock......36D-8
Rear right door does not lock or unlock........................36D-9
Rear left door does not lock or unlock........................36D-10
Door lock at the driver side does not work.................36D-11
Auto door lock works, but does not work with remote
controller key, or operation range is narrow...............36D-12
Door lock works with remote controller key, but does not
answer back, or room light does not light...................36D-13
ID Code not yet programmed or no remote key programmed
.....................................................................................36D-14
36D-2 Symptom (All models)
Intermittent conditions of body control system

1. Intermittent conditions of body control system system. Test for improper installation of electric
description of symptom components such as lights and cellular phones.
When any of the followings is the cause, DTC is not
Note：
stored.
・ Required preliminary inspection
The BCM grounds are loose or dirty.
Before starting the intermittent inspection, perform the Electrical system interference caused by a malfunctioning
body control system check to verify that all the following relay or switch. These electrical components can cause a
conditions are satisfied. large electrical surge. Normally, the problem will occur
The BCM functions operate normally. when the malfunctioning component is operating.
DTC is not detected. There are diodes with an open circuit.
Scan tool data is within the range of normal values.
The following diagnosis shows possible causes for each
Note： problem. The order of these procedures is not important.
・ Visual inspection If there are no abnormalities in the scan tool readings,
proceed in a logical order, starting with items that are
Some of the failure repair procedures require careful
easiest to check, or those that are most likely.
visual and physical inspection. This step is extremely
important. Problems may be able to be repaired just by The problem is not currently present but is indicated in
carrying out visual and physical inspections, which leads DTC History. Or, there is a customer complaint, but the
to saving some valuable time. Ensure that: symptom cannot currently be reproduced because the
The BCM grounds are clean, tightened, and in their problem is not DTC related.
proper location.
Note：
The BCM harness wiring and terminals are properly
connected and are not pinched or open circuit. ・ Preliminary inspection
Note： Before starting inspection, perform "Important

Preliminary Inspections Before Starting and Visual
・ Intermittent
inspection."
Inspect for improper installation of electrical components
Note：
if an intermittent condition exists. Inspect for aftermarket
add-on electrical equipment devices, lights, and cellular ・ Harness and connector
phones. Check that no commercial equipment is Many intermittent open or shorted circuits are affected by
connected to the serial data circuit. If you cannot locate harness/connector movement that is caused by vibration,
an intermittent condition, a cellular phone communication engine torque, bumps/rough road surface or the like. Test
signal may cause the condition. for this type of condition by performing the applicable
Even if a problem occurs, most intermittent problems are procedure from the following list.
caused by failures in electrical connections or wiring. Move related connectors and wiring while monitoring the
Perform a careful visual and physical inspection on the applicable scan tool data.
connectors that may have abnormalities for the following Move related connectors and wiring with the component
conditions. commanded ON, and OFF, with the scan tool.
Improper connection of connectors With the engine running, move related connectors and
Loosening of terminals wiring while monitoring engine operation.
Damaged or improperly formed terminals If harness or connector movement affects the data
displayed, component/system operation, or engine
Repair or replace connector terminals in the problem operation, inspect and repair the harness or connectors as
circuit in order to ensure proper contact tension. Remove necessary.
the terminal from the connector body in order to inspect
for a poor terminal-to-wire connection. Note：
Connect the DMM to the circuit suspected for an ・ Electrical Connections or Wiring
abnormality, and perform a road test for the vehicle. An
Defective electrical connections, loose terminals or
abnormal reading that occurs when the malfunction
wiring problems cause most intermittent failures. Perform
occurs is a good indication that there is a malfunction in
the following inspections:
the circuit being monitored.
Inspect for poor mating of the connector halves, or
If the intermittent problem exists from the start and
terminals improperly seated in the connector body.
continues, test DTCs related to the vehicle theft deterrent
Inspect for improperly formed or damaged terminals. Load conditions higher than normal, such as when
Test for poor terminal tension. Inspect for improper towing.
terminal to wire connections including terminals bent by If an intermittent fault is related to low temperatures,
the insulation. This requires removing the terminal from review the data relating to the following items.
the connector body. Low outside air temperature. In extremely low
Inspect for corrosion/water intrusion. Wear or damage on temperatures, ice may form in a connection or
the insulation can allow moisture to enter the wiring. The component. Test whether there has been water
conductor can corrode inside the insulation, with little infiltration.
visible evidence. Look for swollen and stiff sections of This condition only occurs for a cold start.
wire in the suspect circuits. It does not occur after the vehicle has been warmed up.
Inspect for wires that are broken inside the insulation. Information from the customer may help to determine if
Inspect whether there are any pinching caused by the wire the trouble follows a pattern that is temperature related.
of the harness, any open circuits or any wear.
Note：
Ensure that the wiring does not come in contact with hot
exhaust components. ・ EMI and electrical noise
Note： Some electrical components/circuits are sensitive to EMI

or other types of electrical noise. Inspect whether the
・ Control unit power supply and the GND, the
following conditions exist.
part power supply and the GND.
Whether harnesses are placed too close to high-voltage or
Poor power or ground connections can cause widely high-current devices such as injection components,
varying symptoms. motors, generators, etc. These components may generate
Test all control unit power supply circuits. Many vehicles electrical noises which interfere with normal circuit
have multiple circuits supplying power to the control operation.
unit. Other components in the system may have separate Electrical system interference caused by a malfunctioning
power supply circuits that may also need to be tested. switch, solenoid, or relay. This may cause a large
Inspect connections at the unit, component connectors, electrical surge to be generated. Normally, the problem
fuses, and any intermediate connections between the will occur when the malfunctioning component is
power source and the unit, component. A test light or the operating.
DMM is capable of indicating whether or not any voltage Improper installation of non-factory or commercial
is present, but neither of them has the ability to test electronic equipments such as lights, 2-way radios,
whether sufficient current is flowing in the circuit. Ensure amplifiers, electric motors, remote starters, alarm
that the circuit can carry the current necessary to operate systems, cell phones, etc. Electromagnetic disturbance
the components. may occur while these electronic equipments are in use,
Test all control unit ground and system ground circuits. but not while they are not in use.
The control unit may have multiple ground circuits. Other Test for any open diode. Some relays may contain a
components in the system may have separate grounds that clamping diode.
may also need to be tested. Inspect the ground Test the generator for a malfunctioning rectifier bridge
connections for contamination or improper tightening. that may be allowing air conditioner noise into the
Inspect the connections at the component and in splice electrical system.
packs, where applicable. Ensure that the circuit can carry
Note：
the current necessary to operate the components.
・ Duplicating Failure Condition
Note：
If none of the previous tests are successful, attempt to
・ Temperature Sensitivity
duplicate and/or record the failure conditions.
Intermittent conditions may occur when the components An alternate method is to drive the vehicle with the
or connections reach their operating temperature. For DMM connected to a suspected circuit. An abnormal
intermittent conditions that may occur only when the reading on the DMM when the problem occurs, may help
components or connections are cold, or only when they you locate the problem.
are hot, failure records or snapshot data can be helpful,
Note：
where possible.
・ Snapshot of Scan Tool
If an intermittent fault is related to heat, review the data
relating to the following items. The scan tool can be set up to take a snapshot of the
High outside air temperature. parameters available via serial data.
Heat emitted under the cab or by the engine. The Snapshot function records live data over a period of
Heat emitted from the circuits due to defective time. The recorded data can be replayed and analyzed.
connections or high loads. The scan tool can also graph parameters singly or in
combinations of parameters for comparison. The snapshot
can be triggered manually at the time the symptom is
noticed, or set up in advance to be triggered when a DTC
sets. An abnormal value captured in the recorded data
may point to a system or component that needs to be
investigated further.
All doors neither lock nor unlock

1. All doors neither lock nor unlock diagnostics
Note：
・ Preliminary confirmation and visual inspection
Check that the battery voltage is normal.
If the battery voltage is not normal, charge or replace the
battery.
Check that fuses are in normal condition.
If a problem is found in a fuse such as meltdown, etc.,
inspect or repair the cause for the meltdown first, and
then replace the fuse
Check that the ground connection is normal.
If the ground connection has an abnormality or
considerable dirt, repair and clean as necessary.
Check that the harnesses and connectors are normal.
Check the connector for poor connection and the harness
for abnormalities such as abrasion or bends, etc. Check
that the wire inside the harness has not come loose and
caused a short circuit with other circuits.
Check the effect of the post-mounted electrical
components such as wireless devices and lights etc.
Turn off or remove the post-mounted electrical
components, so that they do not affect the inspection or
the operation.
Note：
・ Structural components inspection
Check the door lock fuse.
then replace the fuse.
Check the BCM.
Check the DTC and inspect the BCM if a problem is
found.
Except model with keyless entry
Check the driver side door lock switch.
If a problem is found in the driver side door lock switch,
replace it.
Note：
・ Inspection of the circuit
Check the following circuits for an open, a short {power
supply and GND}, and a high resistance.
If a problem is found in the circuit, repair or replace the
applicable circuit.
Between the junction block and the BCM
Between the BCM and the driver side door lock switch
Between the junction block and the driver side door lock
switch
Between the driver side door lock switch and GND
All of the doors do not lock or unlock

1. All of the doors do not lock or unlock diagnostics
Note：
battery.
the operation.
Note：
Check the BCM.
found.
Except model with keyless entry
Check the driver side door lock switch.
If a problem is found in the driver side door lock switch,
replace it.
Note：
applicable circuit.
Between the junction block and the BCM
Between the junction block and the driver side door lock
switch
Door at the driver side does not lock or unlock

1. Door at the driver side does not lock or unlock
diagnostics
Note：
battery.
the operation.
Note：
Model without keyless entry
Check the driver side door lock switch and actuator.
If a problem is found in the driver side door lock switch
and actuator, replace them.
Note：
applicable circuit.
Between the driver side door lock switch and GND {cab}
Door at the passenger side does not lock or unlock

1. Door at the passenger side does not lock or unlock
diagnostics
Note：
battery.
the operation.
Note：
Check the passenger side door lock actuator.
If a problem is found in the passenger side door lock
actuator, replace it.
Note：
Check the following circuits for an open circuit, short
circuit {power supply and GND}, and high resistance.
applicable circuit.
Between the junction block and the passenger side door
lock actuator
Rear right door does not lock or unlock

1. Rear right door does not lock or unlock diagnostics
Note：
battery.
the operation.
Note：
Check the rear right door lock actuator.
If a problem is found in the rear right door lock actuator,
replace it.
Note：
applicable circuit.
Between the junction block and the rear right door lock
actuator
Rear left door does not lock or unlock

1. Rear left door does not lock or unlock diagnostics
Note：
battery.
the operation.
Note：
Check the rear left door lock actuator.
If a problem is found in the rear left door lock actuator,
replace it.
Note：
applicable circuit.
Between the junction block and the rear left door lock
actuator
Door lock at the driver side does not work

1. Door lock at the driver side does not work diagnostics
Note：
・ All of the followings are for Model with keyless
entry.
battery.
the operation.
Note：
Check the driver side door lock switch and actuator.
If a problem is found in the driver side door lock switch
and actuator, replace them.
Note：
applicable circuit.
Between the driver side door lock switch and GND
Auto door lock works, but does not work with remote controller key, or operation
range is narrow
1. Auto door lock works, but does not work with remote
controller key, or operation range is narrow
diagnostics
Note：
entry.
battery.
the operation.
Note：
Check that the receiver unit is in normal condition.
Check that the harness and connector between receiver
unit and BCM are in normal condition.
Check the ID registration information of the remote
controller key using a scan tool.
Check that the battery of the remote controller key is in
normal condition.
Check whether the door switch is in normal condition.
Check whether the key reminder switch is in normal
condition.
Insert another key into the key cylinder, or check that the
ignition switch is in the ON position.
Door lock works with remote controller key, but does not answer back, or room light
does not light
1. Door lock works with remote controller key, but does
not answer back, or room light does not light
diagnostics
Note：
entry.
battery.
the operation.
Note：
Check the BCM.
found.
Check the flasher unit.
If a problem is found in the flasher unit, replace it.
Note：
applicable circuit.
Between the BCM and the flasher unit
Between the BCM and the room lamp
ID Code not yet programmed or no remote key programmed

1. ID Code not yet programmed or no remote key Note：
programmed diagnostics ・ There should not be a short to power supply
Note： circuit.
・ All of the followings are for Model with keyless 13. If the reading is less than or equal to the specified
entry. value, inspect the circuit between the BCM and the
receiver unit.
1. Inspect the remote controller key.
Note：
Note：
・ There should be no open or high resistance.
・ It should meet the vehicle system.
・ The key cover and button must be free from 14. If a problem is found, repair the circuit.
physical damage. 15. If a problem is not found, replace the BCM.
2. Replace the remote controller key or the battery as Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
necessary. Driver Info.(All models) BCM removal".
3. If a problem is not found, check the writing function Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
of the BCM. Driver Info.(All models) BCM installation".
4. Rewrite as necessary. 16. Write the vehicle information into the BCM.
Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9J.Security and Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
Locks(All models) Remote controller key setting". Driver Info.(All models) BCM setting".
Caution： 17. Write the transmitter ID code.
・ It is necessary to write all the remote controller
keys that are detected by the receiver unit and
Locks(All models) Remote controller key setting".
the BCM.
18. Verify that the door lock/unlock is operating
correctly using the remote controller key.
19. If it does not operate properly, replace the receiver
6. If it does not operate correctly, inspect the post-
unit.
mounted electrical components have been turned
OFF or removed. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
Driver Info.(All models) Keyless entry receiver
7. Move the vehicle to another place as necessary.
assembly removal".
Note：
・ There should not be a transmitter, an electric Driver Info.(All models) Keyless entry receiver
wave tower or radar facilities that are emitting assembly installation".
high-intensity radio waves and producing
ferromagnetic field, around the vehicle and the 20. Write the transmitter ID code.
unit. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9J.Security and
8. Verify that the door lock/unlock is operating Locks(All models) Remote controller key setting".
correctly using the remote controller key. 21. Verify that the door lock/unlock is operating
9. If it does not operate correctly, turn OFF the ignition correctly using the remote controller key.
switch. 22. If it does not operate correctly, inspect the key
10. Turn ON the ignition switch with the engine OFF. reminder switch.
11. Measure the voltage from the BCM harness Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9C.Electrical
connector (A-16) to a good GND with a DMM. Control, Entertainment(All models) Ignition
switch removal".
standard： 9.8 V
23. Repair the steering lock assembly, the barrel and the
12. If the reading is more than or equal to the specified ignition switch as necessary.
value, inspect the circuit between the BCM and the
receiver unit. 24. Write the transmitter ID code.
DTC Information (All models) 36E-1

DTC Information
(All models)
Table of Contents
DTC B0283 Rear Defogger Relay Circuit Malfunction36E-2
DTC B0970 Answer Back Output Circuit Malfunction 36E-3
DTC B1001 Vehicle Configration Data Not Programmed
.......................................................................................36E-4
DTC B1009 ECU Not Programmed .............................36E-5
DTC B2555 Interior Lamp(dome lamp) Circuit Malfunction
.......................................................................................36E-6
DTC B2635 Interior Lamp 1 Circuit Malfunction........36E-7
DTC B3095 Anti-Theft Horn Drive Circuit Malfunction
.......................................................................................36E-8
DTC B3100 Keyless Entry System Receiver Malfunction
.......................................................................................36E-9
DTC B3130 All Door Unlock Circuit Malfunction.....36E-10
DTC B3135 All Door Lock Circuit Malfunction........36E-11
DTC B316A Power Window Timer Circuit Malfunction
.....................................................................................36E-12
DTC U0073 CAN Bus Communication Malfunction. 36E-13
36E-2 DTC Information (All models)
DTC B0283
Rear Defogger Relay Circuit Malfunction
1. DTC B0283 description of DTC
When the rear defogger switch is pressed, the rear
defogger relay is driven. After a certain period of time
has passed, the rear defogger relay is turned OFF. After a
certain period of time has passed, the BCM cut the drive
current.
2. DTC B0283 condition for setting the DTC
The BCM sets the DTC when it detects an overcurrent in
the rear defogger relay output circuit while the rear
defogger relay output is ON.
3. DTC B0283 action taken when the DTC sets
The rear defogger driving function is stopped.
DTC B0970
Answer Back Output Circuit Malfunction
When the lock button on the remote controller key is
pressed, the flasher blinks once. Also, when the unlock
button on the remote controller key is pressed, the flasher
blinks twice. The BCM controls the answer-back
operation of the flasher unit.
the answer-back output circuit while the answer-back
output is ON.
The BCM stops the answer-back function.
DTC B1001
Vehicle Configration Data Not Programmed
This diagnosis is performed on the microprocessor inside
the BCM.
When the Vehicle Configuration Data is not registered.
DTC B1009
ECU Not Programmed
This diagnosis is performed on the microprocessor inside
the BCM.
A DTC is set if an error occurs even once while
performing the writing check of the RAM area which the
application uses only once during the BCM startup.
The BCM prohibits all operations.
DTC B2555
Interior Lamp(dome lamp) Circuit Malfunction
The BCM drives the interior light. The interior light
comes on when any of the doors is open while the dome
light switch is set to the DOOR position, or when there is
a request from the keyless entry.
the interior light output circuit while the interior light
output is ON.
The BCM stops the interior light function.
DTC B2635
Interior Lamp 1 Circuit Malfunction
Since this circuit is not directly connected to the vehicle,
this DTC is not normally detected.
If the BCM detects a circuit abnormality in terminal No.
C18, the DTC is set.
DTC B3095
Anti-Theft Horn Drive Circuit Malfunction
When the doors and the engine hood of the vehicle are
locked, the antitheft system is designed to protect the
vehicle and valuables from robbery.
When forcibly opening any door, the tailgate or the
engine hood without using the vehicle key or the remote
controller key is attempted, the BCM performs the drive
control of blinking the hazard lights and sounding the
horn intermittently.
the antitheft horn and indicator output circuits while the
antitheft horn output and indicator output are ON.
The BCM stops the Anti theft horn function.
DTC B3100
Keyless Entry System Receiver Malfunction
When the relevant button on the remote controller key is
pressed, the doors are locked or unlocked. This feature is
realized as the remote controller key sends radio waves to
the receiver unit. The receiver unit detects the signals,
and sends the serial data messages to the BCM to perform
the requested function.
When the serial data messages from the receiver unit
cannot be detected.
DTC B3130
All Door Unlock Circuit Malfunction
The BCM drives the door lock motor and unlocks the
door lock in accordance with the door unlock switch
input and the request from the keyless entry function.
the unlock relay output circuit while the unlock relay
output is ON.
The BCM stops the power door lock function.
DTC B3135
All Door Lock Circuit Malfunction
The BCM drives the door lock motor and locks the door
lock in accordance with the door lock switch input and
the request from the keyless entry function.
the lock relay output circuit while the lock relay output is
ON.
The BCM stops the power door lock function.
DTC B316A
Power Window Timer Circuit Malfunction
1. DTC B316A description of DTC
Open and close of the power window are available within
45 seconds after the starter switch is turned OFF. The
BCM counts 45 seconds, and commands the power
window control unit to stop the operation of the power
window motor. Also, when any of the doors is opened
within 45 seconds, the BCM commands the power
window control unit to stop the operation of the power
window motor in the same manner.
2. DTC B316A condition for setting the DTC
the power window output circuit while the power window
output is ON.
3. DTC B316A action taken when the DTC sets
The BCM stops the power window timer function.
DTC U0073
CAN Bus Communication Malfunction
1. DTC U0073 description of DTC
The EHCU, ECM, TCM, TCCM, automatic A/C control
unit, SRS control unit, ICU, BCM, meter, DRM
communicate the control information and diagnosis
information via CAN communication. The BCM
monitors the CAN operational status by expecting a
constant message flow from each module. The BCM sets
the DTC when any abnormality is detected in CAN
communication circuit.
2. DTC U0073 condition for setting the DTC
When the BCM detects a bus off.
The ignition voltage is 9 V or higher.
Body Control (All models) 10I-1
Body Control
Body Control
(All models)
Table of Contents
DTC B0283 Rear Defogger Relay Circuit Malfunction.10I-2
DTC B0970 Answer Back Output Circuit Malfunction. 10I-3
DTC B1001 Vehicle Configration Data Not Programmed
........................................................................................10I-4
DTC B1009 ECU Not Programmed ..............................10I-5
DTC B2555 Interior Lamp(dome lamp) Circuit Malfunction
........................................................................................10I-6
DTC B2635 Interior Lamp 1 Circuit Malfunction.........10I-7
DTC B3095 Anti-Theft Horn Drive Circuit Malfunction
........................................................................................10I-8
DTC B3100 Keyless Entry System Receiver Malfunction
........................................................................................10I-9
DTC B3130 All Door Unlock Circuit Malfunction......10I-10
DTC B3135 All Door Lock Circuit Malfunction.........10I-11
DTC B316A Power Window Timer Circuit Malfunction
......................................................................................10I-12
DTC U0073 CAN Bus Communication Malfunction. .10I-13
10I-2 Body Control (All models)
DTC B0283
Rear Defogger Relay Circuit Malfunction
1. DTC B0283 diagnostics
2. Inspect the circuit between the rear defogger relay
and the BCM.
Note：
・ There should not be a short to the power
supply circuit.
5. Clear the DTC with the scan tool.
6. Turn OFF the ignition switch for 30 seconds.
8. Using the scan tool, verify whether DTCs have been
detected.
9. Use a scan tool to confirm the Rear Defogger Switch
display.
Note：
・ Displays should coincide with the switch on/off
operations.
10. Use a scan tool to confirm the Rear Defogger Relay
display.
Note：
・ The display should coincide with the relay ON
and OFF operations.
11. If a DTC is detected or the Rear Defogger Switch or
Rear Defogger Relay display is not properly shown,
replace the BCM.
12. Write the vehicle information in the BCM.
2. DTC B0283 confirm resolution
4. Using the scan tool, verify that DTCs have not been
detected.
DTC B0970
Answer Back Output Circuit Malfunction
2. Inspect the answer-back circuit between the flasher
unit and the BCM.
Note：
supply circuit.
detected.
9. Observe the Answer Back display on a scan tool.
Note：
operations.
10. If a DTC is detected or the Answer Back display is
not properly displayed, replace the BCM.
detected.
DTC B1001
Vehicle Configration Data Not Programmed
1. Using the scan tool, verify that the Vehicle
Configuration Data has been properly written.
6. Using the scan tool, check for DTCs.
7. If a DTC is detected, replace the BCM.
detected.
DTC B1009
ECU Not Programmed
5. Using the scan tool, check for DTCs.
detected.
DTC B2555
Interior Lamp(dome lamp) Circuit Malfunction
2. Inspect the circuit between the interior light and
BCM.
Note：
supply circuit.
detected.
9. Use a scan tool to confirm the Interior Lamp Hi,
Interior Lamp Lo, and Door Switch displays.
Note：
operations.
10. If a DTC is detected or the Interior Lamp Hi, Interior
Lamp Lo, and Door Switch displays are not properly
shown, replace the BCM.
detected.
DTC B2635
Interior Lamp 1 Circuit Malfunction
2. Disconnect the harness connector from the BCM.
3. Check to see if there are any abnormalities with the
harness connector.
Note：
・ There should be no short circuit with the power
circuit.
・ There should be no open circuits or high
resistance.
・ There should be no improper wiring, water
permeation, or foreign material.
detected.
detected.
DTC B3095
Anti-Theft Horn Drive Circuit Malfunction
2. Inspect the circuit between the anti theft horn and
BCM.
Note：
supply circuit.
detected.
9. Observe the Anti Theft Horn display on a scan tool.
Note：
operations.
10. If a DTC is detected or the Anti Theft Horn display
is not properly displayed, replace the BCM.
detected.
DTC B3100
Keyless Entry System Receiver Malfunction
1. DTC B3100 diagnostics 1. Clear the DTC with the scan tool.
1. Turn ON the ignition switch. 2. Turn OFF the ignition switch for 30 seconds.
2. Using the scan tool, verify that the correct remote 3. Turn ON the ignition switch.
controller key ID has been written.
3. If a problem is found,, write the correct remote detected.
controller key ID.
4. If a problem is not found, inspect the power supply,
signal, and GND circuits between the receiver unit
and the BCM.
Note：
supply circuit.
・ There should not be an open or high
resistance.
6. If a problem is not found, replace the receiver unit.
assembly removal".
assembly installation".
7. After replacing the receiver unit, write the remote
controller key ID.
detected.
12. If a DTC has been detected, replace the BCM.
DTC B3130
All Door Unlock Circuit Malfunction
2. Inspect the door unlock circuit between the BCM
and door lock motor.
Note：
supply circuit.
detected.
9. Use a scan tool to confirm the Door Unlock motor
display.
Note：
operations.
10. If a DTC is detected or the Door Unlock motor
display is not properly shown, replace the BCM.
4. Set the door lock switch to the unlock position.
detected.
DTC B3135
All Door Lock Circuit Malfunction
2. Inspect the door lock circuit between the BCM and
door lock motor.
Note：
supply circuit.
detected.
9. Use a scan tool to confirm the Door Lock motor
display.
Note：
operations.
10. If a DTC is detected or the Door Lock motor display
is not properly shown, replace the BCM.
4. Set the door lock switch to the lock position.
detected.
DTC B316A
Power Window Timer Circuit Malfunction
1. DTC B316A diagnostics
2. Inspect the circuit between the power window
control unit and BCM.
Note：
supply circuit.
detected.
9. Use a scan tool to confirm the Power window timer
setting display.
Note：
operations.
10. If a DTC is detected or the Power window timer
setting display is not properly shown, replace the
BCM.
2. DTC B316A confirm resolution
detected.
DTC U0073
CAN Bus Communication Malfunction
1. DTC U0073 diagnostics Refer to "5.Transmission, Transaxle
5B.Automatic(TB-50LS) TCM installation".
20. Set the vehicle information on the TCM.
2. Disconnect the harness connector from the DRM.
Refer to "5.Transmission, Transaxle
5B.Automatic(TB-50LS) TCM setting".
4. Check for a DTC using a scan tool.
5. If a DTC is not detected, replace the DRM.
22. Connect the harness connector to the TCM.
23. Disconnect the harness connector from the ICU.
Driver Info.(All models) DRM removal".
Driver Info.(All models) DRM installation". 25. Check for a DTC using a scan tool.
6. Turn OFF the ignition switch. 26. If a DTC is not detected, replace the ICU.
7. Connect the harness connector to the DRM. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9J.Security and
Locks(All models) ICU removal".
8. Disconnect the harness connector from the ECM.
Locks(All models) ICU installation".
27. Set the authentication information on the ICU.
11. If a DTC is not detected, replace the ECM.
Refer to "1.Engine 1J.Electrical(4JK1) Locks(All models) ICU setting".
ECM removal".
Refer to "1.Engine 1J.Electrical(4JK1)
29. Connect the harness connector to the ICU.
ECM installation".
30. Disconnect the harness connector from the meter
Refer to "1.Engine 1J.Electrical(4JJ1) ECM removal".
assembly.
Refer to "1.Engine 1J.Electrical(4JJ1)
ECM installation".
12. Set the immobilizer function and the injector ID code
on the ECM. 33. If a DTC is not detected, replace the meter assembly.
Refer to "1.Engine 1J.Electrical(4JK1) ECM setting". Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
Refer to "1.Engine 1J.Electrical(4JJ1) ECM setting".
cluster removal".
13. Conduct learning of unit differences in the fuel
supply pumps for the ECM.
Refer to "1.Engine 1J.Electrical(4JK1) ECM writing". cluster installation".
Refer to "1.Engine 1J.Electrical(4JJ1) ECM writing". 34. Set the vehicle information in the meter.
14. Turn OFF the ignition switch. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
15. Connect the harness connector to the ECM.
cluster setting".
16. Disconnect the harness connector from the TCM.
36. Connect the harness connector to the meter
18. Check for a DTC using a scan tool. assembly.
19. If a DTC is not detected, replace the TCM. 37. Disconnect the harness connector from the auto A/C
Refer to "5.Transmission, Transaxle control unit.
5B.Automatic(TB-50LS) TCM removal".
38. Turn ON the ignition switch. 61. Connect the harness connector to the SRS control
unit.
62. Disconnect the harness connector from the BCM.
40. If a DTC is not detected, replace the auto A/C
control unit. 63. Turn ON the ignition switch.
41. Turn OFF the ignition switch. 64. Check for a DTC using a scan tool.
42. Connect the harness connector to the auto A/C 65. If a DTC is not detected, replace the BCM.
control unit.
43. Disconnect the harness connector from the TCCM. Driver Info.(All models) BCM removal".
44. Turn ON the ignition switch. Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9E.Instrumentation,
66. Set the vehicle information on the BCM.
46. If a DTC is not detected, replace the TCCM.
Refer to "3.Driveline, Axle 3D.Transfer Case(All
models) TCCM removal".
67. Repair any open circuit, short circuit to GND or
Refer to "3.Driveline, Axle 3D.Transfer Case(All
short circuit to the voltage in the CAN Low circuit or
models) TCCM installation".
CAN High circuit.
2. DTC U0073 confirm resolution
48. Connect the harness connector to the TCCM.
49. Disconnect the harness connector from the EHCU.
3. Start the engine.
4. Perform a test-run.
52. If a DTC is not detected, replace the EHCU.
Refer to "4.Brakes 4D.ABS(All models) detected.
EHCU removal".
Refer to "4.Brakes 4D.ABS(All models)
EHCU installation".
53. Set the vehicle information on the EHCU.
Refer to "4.Brakes 4D.ABS(All models)
EHCU setting".
55. Connect the harness connector to the EHCU.
56. Disconnect the harness connector from the SRS
control unit.
59. If a DTC is not detected, replace the SRS control
unit.
Refer to "8.Restraints 8B.Air Bag Systems(All models)
SRS control unit removal".
Refer to "8.Restraints 8B.Air Bag Systems(All models)
SRS control unit installation".
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Second Edition
WORKSHOP MANUAL
BODY CONTROL
Issued by ISUZU MOTORS LIMITED

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Section Sub Section

Description Body Control

Function, structure, operation of body control

Keyless entry Interior light on/off interlocking function

The following functions will operate when the lock

Replacement of internal battery in remote controller key

Terminal No. Signal name

Terminal No. Signal name

Terminal No. Signal name

Description Body Control

Diagnostic system check-body controls

Lost communication with the BCM

Antitheft system check

Keyless entry system check

Antitheft indicator light inoperative

2. Turn OFF the ignition switch. Caution：

Door open warning light Inoperative

Rear defogger system check

Power window timer system check

Note： Refer to "9.Body, Cab, Accessories 9C.Electrical

SRS-interlocked unlock function check

Description Body Control

Intermittent conditions of body control system

Note： Before starting inspection, perform "Important

Note： Some electrical components/circuits are sensitive to EMI

All doors neither lock nor unlock

All of the doors do not lock or unlock

Door at the driver side does not lock or unlock

Door at the passenger side does not lock or unlock

Rear right door does not lock or unlock

Rear left door does not lock or unlock

Door lock at the driver side does not work

ID Code not yet programmed or no remote key programmed

Description Body Control

Published: Aug., 2011 All rights reserved.

Issued by ISUZU MOTORS LIMITED

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