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Entry & start system (start function)

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ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM / SMART ENTRY & START SYSTEM
ENTRY & START SYSTEM (START FUNCTION)
PARTS LOCATION
CIRCUIT FIGURE
Parts
Procedures
Engine switch
·Turns on the power and starts the engine.
·Includes a built-in transponder key amplifier so that you can start the engine in cases when, due to the battery being drained or radio wave interference, the key doesn't operate properly.
Collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)
·Performs key verification.
·Controls the electrical key antenna (vehicle exterior), the electrical key antenna (vehicle interior), and the door lock / unlock sensor.
·Receives the trunk open signal from the trunk opening switch ASSY, and outputs a signal to the main body ECM through the CAN communication system.
·Outputs the entry door lock / unlock command.
·Outputs the lock / unlock command signal to the steering lock actuator ASSY.
·Outputs the immobilizer set / unset command.
·Controls the security indicator light.
·Controls the entry key indicator light of the combination meter ASSY.
·Drives the ACC and IG relay, and switches the power source mode.
·Forms the entry detection area.
ID code box (immobilizer code ECM) *1
·Receives commands from the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), and outputs the immobilizer set / unset commands to the ECM.
·Records the confirmation code.
ECM
When starting the engine, outputs the signal notifying that the engine started the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
·Drives the starter relay, and starts the engine.
Steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM)
·Receives command signals from the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and activates the steering lock actuator ASSY.
·Records the confirmation code.
Combination meter ASSY
·Based on the command signals sent from the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), operates various warnings (sounding buzzers on the combination meter).
·Informs the customer if any problem is found in the entry & start system.
Brake actuator ASSY (skid control ECM)
Outputs the vehicle speed signal to the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
IG, ACC relay
Following the control of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), switches between On / Off, and supplies power to each system.
Stop light switch ASSY *2
Detects if the brake pedal is being depressed (switch on), and outputs a signal to the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
Clutch starter switch ASSY *3
Detects if the clutch pedal is being depressed (switch on), and outputs a signal to the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
Neutral start switch ASSY *2
Outputs the shift position to the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
Transmission control ECM *2
Outputs the transmission control ECM signal to the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
No. 1 vehicle interior electrical key antenna ASSY (front floor) No. 2 vehicle interior electrical key antenna ASSY (rear floor)
Receive request signals from the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), and form the vehicle interior detection area.
Door control receiver
Receives the entry & start system code / wireless code sent from the key, and sends that to the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
Electrical key transmitter
Sends the ID code when it receives a request signal.
*1: The ID code box is included.
*2: With automatic transmission
*3: for manual transmission
DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONS
1. Notes for registration
(1) When replacing any of the following parts, refer to the “immobilizer registration manual”.
CAUTION:
·When replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), it is also necessary to prepare all the registered electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSYs.
·It is not possible to use a registered electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY or ECM in a different vehicle.
(a) ID code box (immobilizer code ECM) *1
(b) Collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)
(c) ECM
(d) Steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM)
(e) Electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY
*1: The ID code box is included.
2. System functions
The push button start functions are described below:
Function
Procedures
Ignition function
When the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is confirmed to be in the vehicle interior, and the engine switch and brake pedal *1 or clutch pedal *2 are operated, the ignition function changes the power or starts the engine.
Vehicle battery power saving function
When not using the vehicle for long periods of time, this function extends the interval for the periodic sending of request signals or stops the sending of request signals, and saves the vehicle's battery power.
·If 5 days pass without a response from the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, the periodic sending of signals is stopped.
·If 14 days pass without a response from the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, the lock / unlock sensors of all the door outside handle ASSYs except for the driver side door are disabled.
If 10 minutes or more pass with the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY inside the detection area, the entry & start system will automatically disable the vehicle exterior detection area where the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is.
Electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY battery power saving function
If you press the switch on the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, this function stops the sending of signals approx. 20 seconds later, and saves the power consumed by the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY.
Entry cancel function
Cancels the entry & start system when certain operations are performed.
Immobilizer function
Because the engine is only started by the registered electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, this prevents unauthorized people from starting the engine.
Automatic power OFF function
With automatic transmission
If the vehicle is left for 60 minutes or more with the shift lever in P and ACC ON or IG ON (with the engine not started, or the vehicle stopped), the power automatically turns off.
With manual transmission
If the vehicle is left for 60 minutes or more in ACC ON or IG ON (with the engine not started and the vehicle stopped), the power automatically turns off.
*1: With automatic transmission
*2: for manual transmission
3.
CAUTION:
·Depending on the shape of the vehicle body, there may be certain places where the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY doesn't operate.
·Even if the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is within the vehicle exterior key detection area, if the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is near a window, a door handle, or the center of the rear bumper, it may not be detected properly.
·Even when the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is within the vehicle interior key detection area, if the transmitter SUB-ASSY is near the instrument panel, the accessory box of the instrument panel, inside or near the front cup holder, in the glove compartment, or on the floor, it may not be detected properly.
·If held improperly, the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY may not work properly.
·In the following conditions, the range of the detection area may become smaller, or the key may not be detected properly:
·The battery of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is drained.
·There is a facility that produces strong radio waves nearby, such as a TV tower, a power plant, a TV station, or a gas station.
·Even when the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is within the vehicle interior key detection area, if the transmitter SUB-ASSY is near the instrument panel, the accessory box of the instrument panel, inside or near the front cup holder, in the glove compartment, or on the floor, it may not be detected properly.
·The electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is covered by or touching a metal product.
·A radio wave type keyless entry system is being used nearby.
·The electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is near a high-voltage device or a device that produces electrical noise.
·There is an electric device, such as a charger, near the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY.
(1) The request signal from the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) is sent via each electrical key antenna (vehicle exterior), and forms the detection area. The detection area formed by each electrical key antenna (vehicle exterior) is 0.7 m from the door handle and the rear bumper (electrical key antenna (trunk exterior)).
(2) When the vehicle is parked (with the power off and the door locked *), the detection area of each electrical key antenna (vehicle exterior) is formed by emitting a periodic request signal every 0.25 second to detect the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY. Also, with the door locked and touching the lock sensor, the request signal is emitted, and by forming the detection area on the vehicle exterior, the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is detected.
NOTE:
*: The entry & start system controls each door individually. If you lock a door with the door lock switch or the wireless remote control function, even if all doors are not locked, a detection area is formed around the locked door.
(3) The detection area of the electrical key antenna (trunk exterior) is formed when you press the trunk opening switch ASSY.
(4) The vehicle interior detection area is formed and the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is detected in any of the following conditions: 1) a door is opened or closed, 2) the brake pedal *1 or the clutch pedal *2 is depressed, 3) the engine switch is operating, 4) the conditions required for a warning are met, 5) operation of the entry door lock is performed.
*1: With automatic transmission
*2: for manual transmission
HOW TO PROCEED WITH TROUBLESHOOTING
NOTE:
·Use the following procedure to troubleshoot the entry and start system (for start function).
·*: Use the SSM3.
1. VEHICLE BROUGHT TO WORKSHOP


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2. CUSTOMER PROBLEM ANALYSIS CHECK

NOTE:
·In troubleshooting, confirm that the problem symptoms have been accurately identified. Preconceptions should be discarded in order to make an accurate judgment. To clearly understand what the problem symptoms are, it is extremely important to ask the customer about the problem and the conditions at the time the malfunction occurred.
·Gather as much information as possible for reference. Past problems that seem unrelated may also help in some cases.
·The following 5 items are important points for problem analysis:
What
Vehicle model, system name
When
Date, time, occurrence frequency
Where
Road conditions
Under what conditions?
Running conditions, driving conditions, weather conditions
How did it happen?
Problem symptoms*
·*: Be sure to ask the customer in detail about the following points concerning the vehicle operating conditions, environment and problem, and then check for DTCs.
·If the entry lock/unlock function does not operate for all doors.
·If the entry lock function does not operate.
·If the entry unlock function does not operate.
·If both the entry lock and unlock functions do not operate.
·If the wireless lock and unlock functions do not operate.
·If there is no power even when the engine switch is pressed [does not turn on (ACC)].
·If the engine does not start with the entry ignition function.
·If the outside warning buzzers do not sound.
·If the customer attempted to start the engine by touching the electrical key to the engine switch and pressing the engine switch.
·If the interior warning buzzers do not sound.
·If the steering does not unlock.
·Any other details concerning the problem.
·If it is thought that wave interference is likely, be sure to ask the customer in detail about the following points concerning the vehicle operating conditions, environment and problem.
·Specific locations where the system does not operate (such as near TV towers, large video displays, wireless garage door opener systems, wireless security cameras, home security systems, etc.).
·Specific times when the system does not operate:
Whether or not symptoms occurred immediately after purchase or only recently. Whether or not the symptoms occurred even when the key was near the vehicle (electrical key antenna).
·If the system does not operate only when near specific vehicles (there may be an effect from electric waves from the wireless systems of other vehicles).
·If the system operates intermittently.
·If the key is bundled together with other items.
·If the key is carried together with other electronic devices, such as cell phones, personal computers, portable music players, other electrical keys, etc. (keep the key at least 0.1m {0.33ft.} away from such items).
·Where the key is being kept when not in use:
Whether or not the key being placed within 1m {3.28ft.} of items such as TVs, DVD recorders, induction cookers, rice cookers, dishwashers, modems, cell phones, personal computers, microwave ovens, desk or floor lamps, cordless telephones, etc.
·If there are electronic devices that transmit electric waves placed in the vehicle.
·When the key battery was last replaced (when the battery is low): The key battery can be checked using the "Key Low Battery" item in the [Current Data Display & Save]. (See page
)
·If the customer installed any optional components (theft deterrent devices, wireless fog lights, etc.) to the vehicle.

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3. INSPECT BASIC OPERATION

(1) Inspect battery voltage.
Standard voltage :  11 to 14 V
CAUTION:
If the voltage is below 11V, recharge or replace the battery before proceeding.
(2) Check for blown fuses, open or shorted wire harnesses, improperly connected connectors and other problems in areas that can be visually inspected.

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4. Communication inspection of the CAN communication system

(1) Check CAN communication system. (Refer to )
B

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5. Communication function inspection of large-scale multiplex communication system for vehicle body [LIN]

(1) Inspect the large-scale multiplex communication system for vehicle body. (Refer to )
B

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6. CHECK FOR DTC*

B
C
>GO TO ENGINE IMMOBILISER SYSTEM (DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE CHART) (See page )
D
>GO TO ENTRY AND START SYSTEM (for Entry Function) (DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE CHART) (See page )
E
>GO TO DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE CHART (See page )

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8. OVERALL ANALYSIS AND TROUBLESHOOTING*

(2) Current Data Display & Save / System Operation Check Mode (See page )
(3) Terminals of ECU. (See page )

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9. REPAIR OR REPLACE


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10. CHECK FOR DTC*

(1) Clear the DTCs. (See page )
(2) Recheck for DTCs. (See page )
NOTE:
Before checking for DTCs, perform the "DTC Output Confirmation Operation" procedure.
Result
Result
Proceed to
DTC is not output
A
DTC is output
B
B
>GO TO DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE CHART

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FUNCTION INSPECTION
1. Operation explanation
(1) Entry ignition function (with automatic transmission):
(a) If the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is in the vehicle interior detection area and the brake pedal is depressed, you can press the engine switch and start the engine.
(b) If the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is in the vehicle interior detection area and the brake pedal is not depressed, you can press the engine switch to change the power mode. The power mode changes each time you press the engine switch, in the following order: OFF → ACC ON→ IG ON → OFF.
(c) In IG OFF, after you enter the vehicle interior carrying the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, if you press the engine switch without depressing the brake pedal, the power mode switches to ACC, and the entry key indicator light in the combination meter ASSY blinks green.
(d) With the engine switch turned off, after you enter the vehicle interior holding the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY in your hand, and with the shift lever put in P, if you depress the brake pedal, the entry key indicator light in the combination meter ASSY will light up green.
(e) If you press the engine switch when the entry key indicator light of the combination meter ASSY is lit up green, the engine will start.
(2) Changing the power mode when the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY doesn't operate properly due to radio wave interference or the battery of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY being drained (for automatic transmission):
(a) Use the integrated mechanical key to unlock the door, hold the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, and enter the vehicle interior.
(b) Depress the brake pedal and hold the ornament side of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY up to the engine switch.
(c) The buzzer sounds and the vehicle turns to IGN ON.
NOTE:
If the entry cancel function has been customized, the power mode changes to on (ACC).
(3) Starting the engine when the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY doesn't operate properly due to radio wave interference or the battery of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY being drained (for automatic transmission):
(a) Use the integrated mechanical key to unlock the door, hold the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, and enter the vehicle interior.
(b) Depress the brake pedal, move the shift lever in P, and hold the ornament side of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY up to the engine switch.
(c) The buzzer sounds and the vehicle turns to IGN ON. When the entry key indicator light of the combination meter ASSY lights up green, press the engine switch while pressing the brake pedal, and start the engine.
NOTE:
If the entry cancel function has been customized, the power mode changes to on (ACC).
(4) Entry ignition function (with manual transmission):
(a) If the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is in the vehicle interior detection area and the clutch pedal is depressed, you can press the engine switch and start the engine.
(b) If the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is in the vehicle interior detection area and the clutch pedal is not depressed, you can press the engine switch to change the power mode. The power mode changes each time you press the engine switch, in the following order: OFF → ACC ON→ IG ON → OFF.
(c) In IG OFF, after you enter the vehicle interior carrying the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, if you press the engine switch without depressing the clutch pedal, the power mode switches to ACC, and the entry key indicator light in the combination meter ASSY blinks green.
(d) In IG OFF, after you enter the vehicle interior carrying the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, if you depress the clutch pedal, the entry key indicator light in the combination meter ASSY will light up green.
(e) If you press the engine switch when the entry key indicator light of the combination meter ASSY is lit up green, the engine will start.
(5) Changing the power mode when the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY doesn't operate properly due to radio wave interference or the battery of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY being drained (for manual transmission):
(a) Use the integrated mechanical key to unlock the door, hold the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, and enter the vehicle interior.
(b) Depress the clutch pedal and hold the ornament side of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY up to the engine switch.
(c) The buzzer sounds and the vehicle turns to IGN ON.
NOTE:
If the entry cancel function has been customized, the power mode changes to ACC.
(6) Starting the engine when the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY doesn't operate properly due to radio wave interference or the battery of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY being drained (for manual transmission):
(a) Use the integrated mechanical key to unlock the door, hold the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, and enter the vehicle interior.
(b) Depress the clutch pedal and hold the ornament side of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY up to the engine switch.
(c) The buzzer sounds and the vehicle turns to IGN ON. When the entry key indicator light of the combination meter ASSY lights up green, press the engine switch while depressing the clutch pedal to start the engine.
2. Function inspection for the entry ignition
(1) Inspect the entry ignition function (only for automatic transmission).
(a) In IG OFF, with the shift lever in P, while carrying the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, depress the brake pedal, and check that the entry key indicator light of the combination meter ASSY lights up green. If the entry key indicator light of the combination meter ASSY lights up green, press the engine switch, and check that the engine starts.
(b) Without depressing the brake pedal, after putting the vehicle in IG OFF, press the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, and check that the power mode changes in the following way: OFF → ACC ON → IG ON → OFF. However, in IG ON, if the shift lever is in a position other than P, the power mode will not turn OFF but will turn to ACC ON.
(c) Turn off the vehicle's engine, press the engine switch, and check that it turns to IG OFF (the engine stops, and all electrical systems turn off). However, with the vehicle stopped, if the shift lever is in a position other than P, even if you press the engine switch, the power mode will not turn OFF but will turn to ACC ON. In this case, move the shift lever back into P, press the engine switch, and check that the power mode changes to OFF. After the power turns OFF, open the door and check that the steering lock operates.
(2) Check the entry ignition function (only for manual transmission).
(a) In IG OFF, while carrying the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, depress the clutch pedal, and check that the entry key indicator light of the combination meter ASSY lights up green. If the entry key indicator light of the combination meter ASSY lights up green, press the engine switch, and check that the engine starts.
(b) Without depressing the clutch pedal, after putting the vehicle in IG OFF, press the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, and check that the power mode changes in the following way: OFF → ACC ON → IG ON → OFF.
(c) Turn off the vehicle's engine, press the engine switch, and check that it turns to IG OFF (the engine stops, and all electrical systems turn off). Open the door and check that the steering lock operates.
3. Check the power mode change function
(1) Check the engine switch.
(a) With automatic transmission: check that the power mode changes based on the following table.
Shift position
Brake pedal
Power mode when the engine switch is pressed
P
Don't step on
Off → On (ACC) → On (IG) → off
P
Don't step on
Engine operation → off
P
Don't step on
On (ACC) *1 → off
P
Step on
Off → The engine starts.
P
Step on
On (ACC) → The engine starts.
P
Step on
On (IG) → The engine starts.
P
Step on
Engine operation → off
P
Step on
On (ACC) *1 → off
N
Don't step on
Off → On (ACC) → On (IG) (After the power mode changed to On [IG], each time you press the engine switch, the power mode switches between On [IG] and On [ACC].)
N
Don't step on
Engine operating → On (ACC)
N
Step on
Off → The engine starts. *2
N
Step on
On (ACC) → The engine starts. *2
N
Step on
On (IG) → The engine starts. *2
N
Step on
Engine operating → On (ACC)
The shift lever is not in P or in N.
Don't step on
Off → On (ACC) → On (IG) (After the power mode changed to On [IG], each time you press the engine switch, the power mode switches between On [IG] and On [ACC].)
The shift lever is not in P or in N.
Don't step on
Engine operating → On (ACC)
The shift lever is not in P or in N.
Step on
Off → On (IG)
The shift lever is not in P or in N.
Step on
On (ACC) → On (IG)
The shift lever is not in P or in N.
Step on
Engine operating → On (ACC)
NOTE:
·*1: This situation only applies to cases where the power mode changed from On (IG) to On (ACC).
·*2: Only in cases when the steering lock was unlocked.
4. Check the display for the power mode change
(1) Check the entry key indicator.
Indicator unit inspection
Engine switch
Indicator
Off
(Excluding conditions where the engine could start)
Off
On (ACC)
(Excluding conditions where the engine could start*)
Blinking green
On (IG)
(Excluding conditions where the engine could start*)
Blinking green
Conditions where the engine could start and shift P
Lit up green
After the engine starts
Off
NOTE:
*: Excluding conditions where the engine could start, as following:
With automatic transmission
The engine starts if the engine switch is pressed in the following conditions.
Condition 1
All conditions are met:
·The power mode switched from on (IG) to on (ACC).
·Key confirmation* or the engine immobilizer is unset (the engine switch is on (ACC) or on (IG)).
·The shift lever is in N (steering lock is unlocked).
·The stop light switch is on.
Condition 2
All conditions are met:
·The power mode is not switched from on (IG) to on (ACC).
·Key confirmation* or the engine immobilizer is unset (the engine switch is on (ACC) or on (IG)).
·The shift lever is in P or in N.
·The stop light switch is on.
With manual transmission
The engine starts if the engine switch is pressed when the following conditions are met.
Condition 1
All conditions are met:
·Key confirmation* or the engine switch is on (ACC) or on (IG).
·The clutch start switch is on.
·*: When the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is in the vehicle interior, the ID code sent as a result of the communication between the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY and the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and the ID code calculated by the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) are compared. If these ID codes match, the vehicle recognizes that the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is in the vehicle interior.
(a) List of indicator conditions
Indicator
Vehicle status
Off
Any condition is met:
1. The engine is turning.
2. With the engine switch off, the vehicle is in a state where even if the engine switch is pressed, the engine won't start.
Lit up green
All the following conditions are met, the vehicle is in a state where if the engine switch is pressed, the engine will start.
The electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is in the vehicle interior, the stop light switch ASSY *1 or the clutch start switch ASSY *2 is on, and the shift lever is in P *1.
Blinking green
(Blinking slowly)
With the engine switch in on (ACC) or on (IG), the vehicle is in a state where even if the engine switch is pressed, the engine won't start.
Blinking green
(Blinking quickly)
If the power is on, or the engine is started, the steering wheel is unlocked (steering lock is stuck).
When the steering wheel is unlocked, the indicator begins blinking.
When 30 seconds have passed since the blinking began, if the power is on, or if the engine was started again, the indicator stops blinking.
Blinking yellow
A defect is found in the steering lock ECM.
If it is determined that there is a defect in the steering lock ECM or in the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), the indicator begins blinking.
If the ECM returns to its normal status, or if 15 seconds have passed since the blinking started, the indicator stops blinking.
*1: With automatic transmission
*2: for manual transmission
NOTE:
If the shift lever is in the N position, the engine can start only when the steering wheel is unlocked. (With automatic transmission)
CUSTOMIZE PARAMETERS
1. CUSTOMIZE ENTRY AND START SYSTEM (for Start Function)
(2) Entry cancel function (manual operation)
NOTE:
While the entry and start system is canceled, it is possible to lock and unlock the doors with the wireless operation, and the start system can be operated by holding the key against the engine switch.
(a) The following functions are disabled when the entry and start system is canceled.
1. Entry unlock/lock functions
2. Entry ignition function
3. Key lock-in prevention function
4. Entry back door open/lock function
5. Entry warning functions
(b) Canceling the system operation:
1. Make sure the following conditions are met:
·The engine switch is off.
·The driver side door is closed.
·The driver side door is unlocked.
2. Press the unlock switch of the electrical key transmitter sub-assembly.
3. Open the driver side door within 5 seconds of completing the step above (driver side door: closed at beginning of step → opened).
4. With the driver side door open, press the unlock switch of the electrical key transmitter sub-assembly 2 times within 5 seconds of completing the step above.
CAUTION:
If the driver side door is closed before or while pressing the unlock switch, the entry cancel setting mode will end.
5. Close and open the driver side door twice within 30 seconds of completing the above step (driver side door: open at beginning of step → closed → opened → closed → opened).
6. With the driver side door open, press the unlock switch of the electrical key transmitter sub-assembly 2 times within 30 seconds of completing the step above.
CAUTION:
If the driver side door is closed before or while pressing the unlock switch, the entry cancel setting mode will end.
7. Close and open the driver side door within 30 seconds of completing the step above (driver side door: open at beginning of step → closed → opened).
8. Close the driver side door within 5 seconds of completing the above step.
9. Check that the wireless buzzer sounds twice (short beeps) to confirm that the entry and start system has been canceled.
(c) Perform the following procedure to restore the entry and start system to the active state from the canceled state.
1. Perform the procedures to cancel the entry and start system again.
2. Check that the wireless buzzer sounds once (short beep) to confirm that the entry and start system has been restored to the active state.
NOTE:
·The system changes between the canceled state and the active state each time the procedure to cancel the system is performed.
·The buzzer sounds twice when the system changes from the active state to the canceled state, and sounds once when the system changes from the canceled state to the active state.
ECM TERMINAL ARRANGEMENT
NOTE:
·Regarding the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) (entry function related), refer to the following. (Refer to )
·Regarding the ID code box (immobilizer code ECM), refer to the following. (Refer to )
·Regarding the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM), refer to the following. (Refer to )
1. Check the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(1) Remove the D41 and the D48 connectors of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(2) Measure the voltage and resistance according to the following table.
Terminal No. (Terminal symbol)
Input/Output
Terminal description
Conditions
Specified condition
Related [Current Data Display & Save] item
D41-4 (ACCD) - chassis ground
Output
ACC signal
20°C (68°F)
81.49 to 118.98 Ω
[ACC relay monitor]
D41-6 (IG1D) - chassis ground
Output
IG1 signal
20°C (68°F)
40.74 to 54.49 Ω
[IG1 relay monitor (outside)]
D41-25 (P) - D48- 11 (GND)*1
Input
Shift lever P position signal
The shift lever is in the P position → the shift lever is not in the P position
40 kΩ or more → 200 Ω or less
[Shift P Signal]
D41-26 (SLP) - D48- 11 (GND)
Input
Steering lock bar position signal
Always
10 kΩ or more
[Steering unlock SW]
D41-27 (SPD) - chassis ground
Input
Vehicle speed signal
Always
30 kΩ or more
[Vehicle Speed]
D41-28 (SSW1) - chassis ground
Input
SSW1 contact signal
The engine switch is being pushed → the engine switch is not being pushed
1 Ω or less → 10 kΩ or more
[Start switch1]
D41-30 (SSW2) - chassis ground
Input
SSW2 contact signal (Back-up for SSW1, and works in the same way as SSW1)
NOTE:
Backup of SSW1. Works in the same way as SSW1.
The engine switch is being pushed → the engine switch is not being pushed
1 Ω or less → 10 kΩ or more
[Start switch2]
D48-11 (GND) - chassis ground
-
Ground
Always
1 Ω or less
-
D48-5 (N-SW) - chassis ground *1
Input
Neutral switch signal
Shift position P or N → Other than P or N
1V or less → 9 V or more
[Neutral SW/Clutch SW]
D48-10 (CLUT) - chassis ground *2
Input
Clutch switch signal
Except for when the engine in cranking, perform the following operations: remove your foot from the clutch pedal → depress the clutch pedal
1V or less → 9 V or more
[Neutral SW/Clutch SW]
D48-9 (IG2D) - chassis ground
Output
IG2 signal
20°C (68°F)
74.15 to 460.88 Ω
[IG2 relay monitor (outside)]
D48-2 (+B) - chassis ground
Input
+B power supply
Always
11 to 14 V
-
D48-17 (TACH) - chassis ground
Input
Engine speed signal
Always
10 kΩ or more
[Engine conditions]
D48-18 (STP1) - chassis ground *1
Input
Stop light switch signal
Remove your foot from the brake pedal → depress the brake pedal
1 V or more → 9 V or less
[Stop Light Switch 1]
*1: With automatic transmission
*2: With manual transmission
If you cannot get the specified result, there could be a problem in the wiring harnesses.
(3) Reconnect the D41 and the D48 connectors of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(4) Refer to the table below and measure the voltage and check for a pulse.
Terminal No. (Terminal symbol)
Input/Output
Terminal description
Conditions
Specified condition
Related [Current Data Display & Save] item
D41-25 (P) - D48-11 (GND) *1
Input
Shift lever P position signal
The shift lever is in the P position → the shift lever is not in the P position
1.5 V or more → 9 V or less
[Shift P Signal]
D41-4 (ACCD) - D48-11 (GND)
Output
ACC signal
Engine switch off → Engine switch on (ACC)
1 V or less → 8.5 V or more
[ACC relay monitor]
D41-6 (IG1D) - D48-11 (GND)
Output
IG1 signal
Engine switch on (ACC) → Engine switch on (IG)
1V or less → 9 V or more
[IG1 relay monitor (outside)]
D41-26 (SLP) - D48-11 (GND)
Input
Steering lock bar position signal
Steering wheel lock → Steering wheel unlock *3
11 to 14 V → 1.2 V or less
[Steering unlock SW]
D41-27 (SPD) - D48-11 (GND)
Input
Vehicle speed signal
The engine switch on (IG), the vehicle running at approx. 5 km/h {3 MPH}
Pulse generation (Refer to waveform 1)
[Vehicle Speed]
D41-28 (SSW1) - D48-11 (GND)
Input
Engine switch signal
The engine switch is not being pushed → the engine switch is being pushed
9 V or more → 1 V or less
[Start switch1]
D41-29 (SLR+) - D48-11 (GND)
Output
Steering lock motor drive command (motor drive permission signal sent from the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY))
Steering lock motor is operated → steering lock motor does not operate → steering lock motor operates *4
Pulse generation (Refer to waveform 2)
-
D41-30 (SSW2) - D48-11 (GND)
Input
SSW2 contact signal
NOTE:
Backup of SSW1. Works in the same way as SSW1.
The engine switch is not being pushed → the engine switch is being pushed
9 V or more → 1 V or less
[Start switch2]
D48-7 (STSW) - D48-11 (GND)
Output
Starter request signal
Depress the brake pedal *1 or the clutch pedal *2 and press the engine switch (starter on)→ After approx. 1 second, the engine switch is released (starter off)
2V or less → 9 V or more
Starter request signal
D48-5 (N-SW) - chassis ground *1
Input
Neutral switch signal
Shift position P or N → Other than P or N
1V or less → 9 V or more
[Neutral SW/Clutch SW]
D48-10 (CLUT) - chassis ground *2
Input
Clutch switch signal
Except for when the engine in cranking, perform the following operations: remove your foot from the clutch pedal → depress the clutch pedal
1V or less → 9 V or more
[Neutral SW/Clutch SW]
D40-28 (ACCR) - D48-11 (GND)
Input
ACC Relay Cut Signal
Depress the brake pedal *1 or the clutch pedal *2 and press the engine switch (starter on)→ After approx. 1 second, the engine switch is released (starter off)
2V or less → 9 V or more
ACC Relay Cut Signal
D48-17 (TACH) - D48-11 (GND)
Input
Clutch shift position sensor signal
Idle revolutions after the engine is warmed up
Pulse generation (Refer to waveform 3)
[Engine conditions]
D48-9 (IG2D) - D48-11 (GND)
Output
IG2 signal
Engine switch on (ACC) → Engine switch on (IG)
1V or less → 9 V or more
[IG2 relay monitor (outside)]
D48-18 (STP1) - D48-11 (GND)*1
Input
Stop light switch signal
Remove your foot from the brake pedal → depress the brake pedal
1V or less → 9 V or more
[Stop Light Switch 1]
*1: With automatic transmission
*2: for manual transmission
NOTE:
·*3: When the shift lever is in P (with automatic transmission), if a door is opened or closed with the engine switch off, the steering is locked. If the key is in the vehicle interior and the engine switch is on (ACC) or on (IG), the steering is unlocked.
·*4: If all the following conditions are met, the steering lock motor operates and the door opens.
·The shift lever is in P (for automatic transmission).
·Holding the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY, turn the engine switch on (IG), and after unlocking the steering, turn the engine switch off.
2. CHECK ECM
(1) Refer to the table below and measure the resistance and the voltage and check for a pulse.
Terminal No. (Terminal symbol)
Input/Output
Terminal description
Conditions
Specified condition
Related [Current Data Display & Save] item
A36-4 (GNDEG1) - chassis ground
-
Ground
Always
1 Ω or less
-
A33-14 (STSW2) - A36-4 (GNDEG1)
Input
Starter switch signal
Engine switch is ON (IG)
1 V or less
[Starter control]
Cranking
6 to 13 V
A33-16 (NEUT) - A36-4 (GNDEG1)
Input
Neutral switch signal
The engine switch is on (IG), the shift lever is not in P or N.
10 to 13 V
-
The engine switch is on (IG), the shift lever is in P or N.
1 V or less
A33-17 (START) - A36-4 (GNDEG1)
Input
Starter request signal
Engine switch is ON (IG)
1 V or less
-
Cranking
6 V or more
A35-15 (TACHO) - A36-4 (GNDEG1)
Output
Engine speed signal
Idle revolutions after the engine is warmed up
Pulse generation (Refer to waveform 1)
Engine speed
A35-26 (STRLY) - A36-4 (GNDEG1)
Output
Starter relay signal
Engine switch is ON (IG)
11 to 14 V → 1 V or less
[Starter signal]
Cranking
1 V or less
A35-32 (ACCR) - A36-4 (GNDEG1)
Output
ACC Relay Cut Signal
Engine switch is ON (IG)
10 to 13 V
-
Cranking
1 V or less
A35-34 (STCTRLY) - A36-4 (GNDEG1)
Output
Starter relay cut signal
Engine switch is ON (IG)
10 to 13 V
[Starter cut relay]
Cranking
1 V or less
*1: With automatic transmission
*2: for manual transmission
*3: With double locking function
*4: Without double locking function
If you cannot get the specified result, there could be a problem in the ECM.
DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM
1. Description of functions
(1) Entry and start system (for start function) data and the Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) can be read through the Data Link Connector 3 (DLC3) of the vehicle. When the system seems to be malfunctioning, use the SSM3 to check for malfunctions and perform repairs.
2. Check DLC3
(1) Check DLC3.
3. INSPECT BATTERY VOLTAGE
(1) If the voltage is below 11V, recharge or replace the battery before proceeding.
Standard voltage :  11 to 14 V
DTC CHECK / CLEAR
CAUTION:
If the SSM3 is connected to the vehicle with the engine switch off, the information stored in entry and start system related ECUs (the certification ECU and main body ECU) cannot be read. However, entry and start system DTCs and [Current Data Display& Save] information can be confirmed even if the engine switch is off using the method below:
1. CHECK DTC (POWER SOURCE CONTROL)
(1) Connect the SSM3 to the DLC3.
(2) Turn the engine switch on (IG).
(3) Turn the SSM3 on.
(4) Enter the following menus: [Keyless access system] → [Power Supply ECM] → [Diagnostic Code(s) Display]
(5) Check for DTCs.
NOTE:
Refer to the SSM3 operator's manual for further details.
2. CHECK DTC (ENTRY AND START)
(1) Connect the SSM3 to the DLC3.
(2) Turn the engine switch on (IG).
(3) Turn the SSM3 on.
(4) Enter the following menus: [Keyless access system]→ [Collation ECM] → [Diagnostic Code(s) Display]
(5) Check for DTCs.
NOTE:
Refer to the SSM3 operator's manual for further details.
3. CHECK DTC (ENGINE AND ECT)
(1) Connect the SSM3 to the DLC3.
(2) Turn the engine switch on (IG).
(3) Turn the SSM3 on.
(4) Enter the following menus: [Engine Control System] → [Diagnostic Code(s) Display]
(5) Check for DTCs.
NOTE:
Refer to the SSM3 operator's manual for further details.
4. CLEAR DTC (POWER SOURCE CONTROL)
(1) Connect the SSM3 to the DLC3.
(2) Turn the engine switch on (IG).
(3) Turn the SSM3 on.
(4) Enter the following menus: [Keyless access system] → [Power Supply ECM] → [Clear Memory]
(5) Clear the DTCs by following the directions on the SSM3 display.
NOTE:
Refer to the SSM3 operator's manual for further details.
5. CLEAR DTC (ENTRY AND START)
(1) Connect the SSM3 to the DLC3.
(2) Turn the engine switch on (IG).
(3) Turn the SSM3 on.
(4) Enter the following menus: [Keyless access system]→ [Collation ECM] → [Clear Memory]
(5) Clear the DTCs by following the directions on the SSM3 display.
NOTE:
Refer to the SSM3 operator's manual for further details.
6. CLEAR DTC (ENGINE AND ECT)
(1) Connect the SSM3 to the DLC3.
(2) Turn the engine switch on (IG).
(3) Turn the SSM3 on.
(4) Enter the following menus: [Engine Control System] → [Clear Memory]
(5) Clear the DTCs by following the directions on the SSM3 display.
NOTE:
Refer to the SSM3 operator's manual for further details.
CURRENT DATA DISPLAY & SAVE / SYSTEM OPERATION CHECK MODE
1. Current Data Display & Save
NOTE:
By using the SSM3 and reading [Current Data Display & Save], you can read the statuses and values for switches, sensors, actuators, and other items without removing parts. Because the non-intrusive inspection allows you to read the intermittent statuses or signals without interfering with parts or lines, it is very convenient. By reading the [Current Data Display & Save] information at the initial stage of troubleshooting, you can save on time for diagnosing trouble.
CAUTION:
The normal values written in the chart below are for reference. Do not depend on reference value only when judging if the part is faulty.
(1) Connect the SSM3 to the DLC3.
(2) Turn the ignition switch to ON.
(3) Turn on the SSM3.
(4) Input the following menus: [Keyless access system] → [Collation ECM] → [Current Data Display & Save], or [Integ. unit mode] → [Current Data Display & Save], or [Brake Control System] → [ABS/VDC System] → [Current Data Display & Save],or [Engine Control System] → [Current Data Display & Save]
SSM3 screen: [Each System Check] → [Keyless access system] → [Power Supply ECM] → [Current Data Display & Save]
Item Name
Description/display range
Normal value
Remarks
[Shift P signal] *1
Shift position is P
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: The shift is in the P position
[OFF]: The shift is not in the P position
Use this item to find out if the shift switch (P) is faulty.
[Steering unlock SW]
This item indicates the steering unlock sensor signal output from the steering lock actuator.
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: Steering unlocked
[OFF]: Steering locked
·In IG OFF and with the shift in the P position (transmission A/T), open (or close) one of the doors to lock the steering.
·Change the power status to ACC ON or IG ON with the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY (electronic key) in the vehicle to unlock the steering.
·The engine cannot be started when the steering unlock signal is OFF.
[Stop Light Switch 1]
Brake pedal status
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: Depressing the brake pedal
[OFF]: Brake pedal is released
·Use this item to find out if the stop light switch is faulty.
·If the engine cannot be started due to a malfunction in the stop light switch signal, “OFF” is displayed.
·In case of a malfunction, you can start the engine by holding down the push button start switch.
[System SW1]
Push button start switch 1 status
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: Push button start switch is pressed
[OFF]: Push button start switch is released
·This item may not be displayed if the push button start switch is pressed too quickly.
·Use this item to find out if the push button start switch input signal is faulty.
[System SW2]
Push button start switch 2 status
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: Push button start switch is pressed
[OFF]: Push button start switch is released
·Back-up for push button start switch 1. However, when operating by holding down the push button start switch, if both push button start switch 1 and push button start switch 2 are not functioning properly, the control will not operate.
·This switch operates in the same way as push button start switch 1.
[Neutral SW/Clutch SW (AT model)]
Shift position (P, N) status
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: The shift is in the P or N position
[OFF]: The shift is not in the P or N position
·Use this item to find out if the neutral start switch is faulty.
·If the engine cannot be started due to a malfunction in the neutral start switch, “OFF” is displayed.
[Neutral SW/Clutch SW (MT model)]
Clutch pedal status
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: Depressing the clutch pedal
[OFF]: Clutch pedal is released
·Use this item to find out if the clutch start switch is faulty.
·If the engine cannot be started due to a malfunction in the clutch start switch, “OFF” is displayed.
[IG1 relay monitor (outside)]
Coil voltage monitor status for the IG1 relay
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: IG ON
[OFF]: IG OFF
·Use this item to find out if the IG1 relay is faulty.
·When in ACC ON, “OFF” is displayed.
[IG1 relay monitor (inside)]
Drive output monitor status for the IG1 relay
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: IG ON
[OFF]: IG OFF
·Use this item to find out if the IG1 relay is faulty.
·When in ACC ON, “OFF” is displayed.
[IG2 relay monitor (outside)]
Coil voltage monitor status for the IG2 relay
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: IG ON
[OFF]: IG OFF
·Use this item to find out if the IG2 relay is faulty.
·When in ACC ON, “OFF” is displayed.
[IG2 relay monitor (inside) ]
Drive output monitor status for the IG2 relay
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: IG ON
[OFF]: IG OFF
·Use this item to find out if the IG2 relay is faulty.
·When in ACC ON, “OFF” is displayed.
[Starter request signal monitor]
Engine start request signal status
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: With the shift in the P position, depressing the brake, press and hold the push button start switch (transmission A/T)
[ON]: Depressing the clutch pedal, press and hold the push button start switch (transmission M/T)
[OFF]: After approx. 1 second, release the push button start switch
·If the engine cannot be started due to a malfunction in the start request signal, “OFF” is displayed.
·If you press the push button start switch for a short time, the time “ON” is displayed will be very short. Therefore, you must press and hold it for a while.
[ACC relay monitor]
ACC relay drive status
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: ACC ON
OFF: ACC OFF
·When in IG ON, “ON” is displayed.
·When the engine is cranking, “OFF” is displayed.
[ACC Relay Cut Signal]
ACC relay cut signal input status
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: When cranking
[OFF]: When not cranking
-
[Engine Speed]
Engine status
Display range: [Stopped] / [rotating]
[Rotating]: The engine is rotating
[Stopped]: The engine is stopped
-
[Vehicle speed signal]
Vehicle running/stopped status
Display range: [Stopped status] / [Drive status]
[Drive status]: The vehicle is running (at 5 km/h or faster)
[Stopped status]: The vehicle is stopped
-
[Power supply status]
Power status
Display range: [All OFF status]/ [ACC relay ON status] / [IG1 relay ON status] / [IG2 relay ON status] / [ST status]
[All OFF]: ACC OFF and IG OFF
[ACC ON]: ACC ON
[IG1 ON]: IG ON
[IG2 ON]: IG ON
[st]: Start request signal transmitting
Because “IG1 ON” and “IG2 ON” are displayed almost simultaneously, you may not be able to see the “IG1 ON” indication. (Because “IG1 ON” is displayed for a short time.)
[Powertrain Type]
Vehicle identification status
Display range: [Cnv-MT] / [Cnv-AT]
[Cnv-AT]: A conventional A/T vehicle (A/T vehicle not equipped with HV)
[Cnv-MT]: A conventional M/T vehicle
-
[IG1 outside circuit abnormal]
Malfunction in the coil-side circuit for the IG1 relay
Display range: [Yes] / [No]
[Yes]: Circuit not functioning properly
[No]: Circuit functioning properly
·Use this item to find out if the IG1 relay is faulty.
·If the engine cannot be started due to a malfunction in the IG1 relay, “OFF” is displayed.
[IG2 outside circuit abnormal]
Malfunction in the coil-side circuit for the IG2 relay
Display range: [Yes] / [No]
[Yes]: Circuit not functioning properly
[No]: Circuit functioning properly
·Use this item to find out if the IG2 relay is faulty.
·If the engine cannot be started due to a malfunction in the IG2 relay, “OFF” is displayed.
[Start-stop SW fault]
This item detects a mismatch between the push button start switch 1 signal and the push button start switch 2 signal.
Display range: [Yes] / [No]
[Yes]: Switch not functioning properly (mismatch between the signals of push button start switches 1 and 2)
[No]: switches functioning properly
You can start the engine even when the result is “[Yes]”. However, you cannot use the “emergency IG OFF when running” or “emergency engine start when the brake is faulty” functions that are operated by pressing and holding the push button start switch.
[Park Signal Mismatch]
Shift position (P) signal malfunction
Display range: [Yes] / [No]
[Yes]: Signal not functioning properly (mismatch between the CAN communication and direct signal statuses)
[No]: Signals functioning properly
You can switch to OFF even when the result is “[Yes]”. (vehicle will not be left ACC ON or IG ON.)
[Steering lock unlock wait time-out]
Malfunction in the steering lock / unlock function
Display range: [Yes] / [No]
[Yes]: Lock/unlock not functioning properly (Example: the lock bar gets stuck)
[No]: Lock/unlock functioning properly
If the engine cannot be started due to a malfunction in the steering lock/unlock, “[Yes]” is displayed.
[Key collation wait time-out]
Key collation malfunction
Display range: [Yes] / [No]
[Yes]: Collation not functioning properly (A collation malfunction is detected when the ID code sent from the electronic key and the ID code recorded in the Collation ECM do not match.)
[No]: Collation functioning properly
If the engine cannot be started due to a key collation malfunction, “[Yes]” is displayed.
[Shift N signal*1]
Shift in position N
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: The shift is in the N position
[OFF]: The shift is not in the N position
Use this item to find out if the shift switch (N) is faulty.
*1: Automatic transmission
*2: Transmission M/T
2. Using the SSM3 and [Current Data Display & Save], identify if there is a problem or not, and narrow down the location of the problem.
NOTE:
Get into the vehicle carrying the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY (electronic key) with you, and perform the following operations with the power status in IG OFF and the shift in position P to check the result for each [Current Data Display & Save] item.
*1: Press the push button start switch without depressing the brake pedal, and check that the power status changes to ACC ON.
*2: Press the push button start switch without depressing the brake pedal, and check that the power status changes to IG ON.
*3: Depress the brake pedal. (Stop light switch ON)
*4: Press the push button start switch while depressing the brake pedal, and check that the engine starts.
*5: Press the push button start switch while depressing the brake pedal, and check that the power status changes to IG OFF.
*6: Release the brake pedal.
*7: Open a door.
NOTE:
Get into the vehicle carrying the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY (electronic key) with you, and perform the following operations with the power status in IG OFF to check the result for each [Current Data Display & Save] item.
*1: Press the push button start switch without depressing the clutch pedal, and check that the power status changes to ACC ON.
*2: Press the push button start switch without depressing the clutch pedal, and check that the power status changes to IG ON.
*3: Depress the clutch pedal. (Clutch start switch ON)
*4: Press the push button start switch while depressing the clutch pedal, and check that the engine starts.
*5: Press the push button start switch while depressing the clutch pedal, and check that the power status changes to IG OFF.
*6: Release the clutch pedal.
*7: Open a door.
SSM3 screen: [Each System Check] → [Keyless access system check] → [Collation ECM] → [Current Data Display & Save]
Item Name
Description/display range
Normal value
Remarks
[Ignition]
This item indicates the IG power input status of the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM).
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: IG ON
[OFF]: IG OFF
When in ACC ON, “OFF” is displayed.
[Immobilizer]
This item indicates the engine immobilizer system status, as determined by the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM).
Display range: [Unset] / [Set]
[Unset]: The engine immobilizer is unset (engine start permitted) (ACC ON or further)
[Set]: The engine immobilizer is set (engine start prohibited) (IG OFF)
When [Set] is displayed for this item, you cannot start the engine.
NOTE:
·The security indicator light blinks when [Set] is displayed for this item.
·The security indicator light is associated with the set/unset status of the immobilizer, but not with the lock/unlock status of the steering wheel.
[Sleep possible status]
This item indicates the sleep enabled status of the steering lock ECM.
Display range: [Sleep-mode possible] / [Sleep-mode not possible]
[Sleep-mode possible]: Sleep mode can be used
[Sleep-mode not possible]: Sleep mode can not be used
-
[Wake-up transmission status]
This item indicates the transmission status of the wake-up signal for the steering lock ECM.
Display range: [Yes] / [No]
[Yes]: The wake-up signal is transmitted
[No]: The wake-up signal is not transmitted
-
[Lock confirmation]
This item indicates the lock confirmation status of the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
Display range: [Set] / [UnSet]
[Set]: The lock is set
[UnSet]: The lock is not set
When “[UnSet]” is displayed, the steering is not locked.
[Unlock confirmation]
This item indicates the unlock confirmation status of the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
Display range: [Set] / [UnSet]
[Set]: The unlock is set.
[UnSet]: The unlock is not set.
When “[Unset]” is displayed, the steering is not locked. (The engine cannot be started.)
[Engine start]
This item indicates the status of the engine start permission signal, which is decided by the steering actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM) and sent to the smart key computer (collation ECM).
Display range: [OK] / [NG]
[OK]: The engine is permitted to start
[NG]: The engine is prohibited from starting
·If “OK” is displayed for this item, the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM) receives the unlock confirmation signal from the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM) and enables fuel injection and the engine to start.
·When “[NG]” is displayed for this item, you cannot start the engine.
[Sensor abnormal (past)]
This item indicates a history of malfunctions in the position sensor inside the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
Display range: [NG(Past)] / [OK]
[NG(Past)]: There is an error history (Both the lock and unlock sensors inside the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM) were ON at the same time. Normally, these sensors are not ON at the same time.)
[OK]: There is no error history for the lock and unlock sensors inside the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
If “[NG(Past)]” is displayed for this item, the problem might be caused by a malfunction of the position sensor inside the steering lock actuator ASSY or a mechanical failure.
[Motor power supply short-circuit abnormal (past)]
This item indicates a history of malfunctions (circuit shorts) in the signal transmitted from the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM) to the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
Display range: [NG(Past)] / [OK]
[NG(Past)]: There is a history of motor power supply short circuit
[OK]: There is no history of motor power supply short circuit
This item displays the history when a circuit malfunction occurs between the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM) and the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
[Motor driver short-circuit abnormal (past)]
This item indicates a history of malfunctions (circuit shorts) in the motor drive circuit inside the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
(The diagnostic code B2781 is output)
Display range: [NG(Past)] / [OK]
[NG(Past)]: A history of motor driver short circuit is output
[OK]: No history of motor driver short circuit is output
This item indicates the malfunctions in the steering lock motor drive circuit inside the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
[Steering lock lock/unlock command reception history]
This item indicates the unlock request signal reception history.
Display range: [Unrec] / [Rec]
[Rec]: There is a history of the unlock request signal being received
[Unrec]: There is no history of the unlock request signal being received
-
[Lock bar engagement abnormal (history)]
This item indicates a history of times when the steering lock bar was driven to the unlock position for a certain period of time but the steering wheel could not be properly unlocked.
Display range: [With] / [Without]
[With]: There is a lock bar engagement history
[Without]: There is no lock bar engagement history
-
[Push start abnormal]
This item indicates a history of push start malfunctions caused by the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
Display range: [NG(Past)] / [OK]
[NG(Past)]: There is a push start error history
[OK]: There is no push start error history
-
[EEPROM access abnormal]
This item indicates the steering lock ECM status.
Display range: [NG(Past)] / [OK]
[Abnormal]: Steering lock ECM not functioning properly
[Normal]: Steering lock ECM functioning properly
-
[Engine start permission request reception status]
This item indicates the reception status of the engine start permission signal, which is decided by the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM) and sent to the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM).
Display range: [NG] / [OK]
[NG]: Signal not received
[OK]: Signal received
·If “[OK]” is displayed, the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM) has received the unlock confirmation signal from the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM) and the engine injection and ignition have been permitted.
·If “[NG]” is displayed for this item, the engine cannot be started.
[L Code Check]
This item indicates the result of collation between the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM) and the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
Display range: [NG(Past)] / [OK]
[Abnormal]: Collation not functioning properly
[Normal]: Collation functioning properly
·The L code is not registered for the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM) or the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
·The steering cannot be locked.
·The steering cannot be unlocked. (The engine cannot be started.)
[Steering lock unlock request reception status]
This item indicates the unlock request signal reception status.
Display range: [NG(Past)] / [OK(10s)]
[NG(Past)]: Not doing IG ON, ACC ON, or engine start operations
[OK(10s)]: 10 seconds since IG ON, ACC ON, or engine start operations were done
·If the unlock request signal is not received, the engine cannot be started.
·If the steering unlock conditions are met but “[OK(10s)]” is not displayed, the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM) might have a malfunction.
[Steering lock lock request reception status]
This item indicates the lock request signal reception status.
Display range: [OK(10s)] / [NG(Past)]
[OK(10s)]: The lock request signal is received for 10 seconds after a door is opened with the shift in the P position (transmission A/T) and the power status in IG OFF.
[NG(Past)]: Anything other than the above
If the steering lock conditions are met but “[OK(10s)]” is not displayed, the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM) might have a malfunction.
[L Code Collation result history]
This item indicates the history of the results of collation between the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM) and the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM).
Display range: [NG(Past)] / [OK]
[NG(Past)]: There is an error history of collation results
[OK]: There is no error history of collation results
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[S Code Check]
This item indicates the collation result between the smart key ECM ASSY and the ID code box.
Display range: [NG(Past)] / [OK]
[Abnormal]: Collation not functioning properly
[Normal]: Collation functioning properly
·The S code has not been registered for the smart key ECM ASSY or the ID code box.
·The engine cannot be started.
[S Code Collation result history]
This item indicates the collation result history between the smart key ECM ASSY and the ID code box.
Display range: [NG(Past)] / [OK]
[NG(Past)]: There is an error history of collation results
[OK]: There is no error history of collation results
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NOTE:
Get into the vehicle carrying the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY (electronic key) with you, and perform the following operations with the power status in IG OFF and the shift in position P (transmission A/T) to check the result for each [Current Data Display & Save] item.
*1: Press the push button start switch without depressing the brake pedal (transmission A/T) or the clutch pedal (transmission M/T). Check that the power status switches to ACC ON.
*2: Press the push start switch without depressing the brake pedal (transmission A/T) or the clutch pedal (transmission M/T). Check that the power status switches to IG ON.
*3: Press the push button start switch and check that the power status switches to IG OFF.
*4: Open a door. (The steering wheel is now locked).
SSM3 display: [Each System Check] → [Engine Control System] → [Current Data Display & Save]
Item Name
Description/display range
Normal value
Remarks
[Engine Speed]
Indicates the engine speed
Display range: 0 to 16383.75 r / min
Varies depending on the engine speed
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[Starter Switch]
Starter drive request
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: The starter drive request is output.
[OFF]: No starter drive request is output.
If there is a malfunction, the engine cannot be cranked.
[Starter cut relay]
This item indicates the starter cut relay status.
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: The starter cut relay is ON
[OFF]: The starter cut relay is OFF
”ON” is displayed when the engine cannot be cranked.
[Shift SW Status (P Range)] *1
This item indicates the neutral start switch status.
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: The shift is in the P position
[OFF]: The shift is not in the P position
If there is a malfunction, the engine cannot be cranked.
[Shift SW Status (N Range)] *1
This item indicates the neutral start switch status.
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: The shift is in the N position
[OFF]: The shift is not in the N position
If there is a malfunction, the engine cannot be cranked.
[ST1]
This item indicates the signal from the stop light switch ASSY.
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: Depressing the brake pedal
[OFF]: Brake pedal is released
-
[Ignition Switch]
This item indicates the IG2 status.
Display range: [ON]/[OFF]
[ON]: IG2 relay is ON
[OFF]: IG2 relay is OFF
-
*1: Automatic transmission
NOTE:
Perform the following operations to check the result for each [Current Data Display & Save] item.
*1:
·Transmission A/T: With the power status in IG ON and the shift in position P, depress the brake pedal and press the push button start switch. Check that the engine starts.
·Transmission M/T: With the power status in IG ON, depress the clutch pedal and press the push button start switch. Check that the engine starts.
SSM3 screen: [Each System Check] → [Brake Control System] → [ABS/VDC System] → [Current Data Display & Save]
Item Name
Description/display range
Normal value
Remarks
[Wheel speed]
This item indicates the vehicle speed.
Display range: 0.0 to 326.4 [km/h]
0.0 to 326.4 [km/h]
(Approximately the same as the actual vehicle speed)
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3. System Operation Check Mode
(1) Turn the ignition switch to OFF.
(2) Connect the SSM3 to the DLC3.
(3) Turn the ignition switch to ON, select [Keyless access system] → [Power Supply ECM] → [Work Support] → [System Operation Check Mode], and display the [System Operation Check Mode] list.
(4) Using the [System Operation Check Mode], identify if there is a problem or not, and narrow down the location of the problem.
SSM3 screen: [Each System Check] → [Keyless access system] → [Power Supply ECM] → [Work Support] → [System Operation Check Mode]
Item Name
Part to be forcibly driven
Drive
Remarks
[Steering lock power supply]
Smart key computer ASSY (collation ECM)
Supply/stop
When in IG ON
[STSW]
Smart key computer ASSY (collation ECM)
Supply/stop
Perform cranking in order to turn the starter switch ON. Be very careful regarding the service operation. When forcibly driving this item, implement it with the ignition ON.
[IG2]
Smart key computer ASSY (collation ECM)
Supply/stop
Turn the ignition power (relay upstream battery side) ON. If you forcibly drive this item, there may be failure codes registered for the engine, transmission, and the VDC unit. In that case, you must clear the failure codes.
[IG1]
Smart key computer ASSY (collation ECM)
Supply/stop
Turn the ignition power (relay upstream alternator side) ON. If you forcibly drive this item, there may be failure codes registered for the engine, transmission, and the VDC unit. In that case, you must clear the failure codes.
[ACC]
Smart key computer ASSY (collation ECM)
Supply/stop
Turn the ACC power ON.
SSM3 screen: [Each System Check] → [Keyless access system] → [Collation ECM] → [Work Support] → [System Operation Check Mode]
Item Name
Part to be forcibly driven
Drive
Remarks
[Power/Engine SW Light]
Push button start switch illumination
Output/stop
Push button start switch illumination OFF (15 seconds or more since ON→OFF) and in ACC ON, IG ON, or the engine is turning.
DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE CHART
DTC Code
Detection Item
DTC Output Confirmation Operation
See page
B2271
[IGN fuse blown or IGN circuit fault]
Turn the engine switch on (IG).
 
B2274
[ACC circuit abnormal]
Wait 10 seconds after turning the engine switch on (ACC) or on (IG), and then wait another 10 seconds after turning the engine switch off.
 
B2275
[STSW circuit abnormal]
Start the engine.
 
B2276
[ACCR signal abnormal]
Start the engine.
 
B2277
[Submerging circuit abnormal]
Submerging circuit monitor result = ON
 
B2282
[Vehicle speed signal abnormal]
Drive the vehicle for 20 seconds at a vehicle speed of 25 km/h (16MPH) or more, and then drive the vehicle at a vehicle speed of less than 5 km/h {3MPH} for 20 seconds.
 
B2283
[Vehicle speed sensor fault detection]
In IG ON, any of the following conditions is established.
·Direct connection vehicle speed pulse showing 50 km/h or more continues for 10 seconds, then the CAN and direct connection speed pulses both turn to 0 km/h within 1 second.
·In an AT vehicle, CAN and the direct connection show 0 km/h, the engine speed (according to the direct connection) is 2000 r/min or more, the shift lever is not in P or N, and ACCR is not in LOW level for 300 seconds.
·In an MT vehicle, CAN and the direct connection show 0 km/h, the engine speed (according to the direct connection) is 2000 r/min or more, the N position for the shift lever is OFF, the clutch switch is OFF, and ACCR is in the LOW level for 300 seconds.
 
B2284
[Brake Signal (Cable-Information does not match to BEAN-Information)]
Connect the cable to the negative (-) battery terminal, release the brake pedal and wait 20 seconds or more. Then depress the brake pedal for 20 seconds or more.
 
B2285
[Steering lock position signal abnormal]
Disconnect the cable from the negative (-) battery terminal, wait 30 seconds and then reconnect the cable to the negative (-) battery terminal. Wait 40 seconds or more with the engine switch off (with the steering wheel locked), then turn the engine switch on (ACC) (with the steering wheel unlocked) and wait 40 seconds or more.
 
B2286
[Run able Signal (Cable-Information does not match to BEAN-Information)]
Disconnect the cable from the negative (-) battery terminal, wait 30 seconds and reconnect the cable to the negative (-) battery terminal.
Wait 20 seconds or more with the engine switch off, then start the engine and maintain an engine speed of 1000 r/min or more for 20 seconds or more after starting the engine.
 
U0073
Control module communication bus “A” off
10 or more seconds have passed after IG ON
 
U0100
[Lost Communication With ECM/PCM "A"]
10 or more seconds have passed after IG ON
 
U0101
[Lost Communication With TCM]
10 or more seconds have passed after IG ON
 
U0122
Lost Communication With Vehicle Dynamics Control Module
10 or more seconds have passed after IG ON
 
U0140
Lost Communication With Body Control Module
10 or more seconds have passed after IG ON
 
U0155
[Nonarrival of H-CAN data(METER)]
10 or more seconds have passed after IG ON
 
U0401
[Invalid Data Received From ECM/PCM “A”]
10 or more seconds have passed after IG ON
 
U0422
Invalid Data Received From Body Control Module
10 or more seconds have passed after IG ON
 
DTCB2271 [IGN fuse blown or IGN circuit fault]
Circuit description
This DTC is output when a problem is detected in the IG1 drive circuit, the IG2 drive circuit, or the IG hold circuit in the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
NOTE:
If you remove and then reconnect the battery cable, the power returns to the mode it was before you removed the cable.
DTC No.
DTC detection status
Faulty part
DTC Output Confirmation Operation
B2271
Meet any of the conditions (1-trip detection logic*1):
·There is a problem in the IG1 or IG2 drive of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
·There is a problem in the 1G hold circuit of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
·AM2 No. 2 fuse
·Collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)
·Wiring harness or connector
Turn the ignition switch to ON.
NOTE:
To turn the engine switch to on (IG), hold the key, move the shift lever into P or N *2, remove your foot from the break pedal *2 or the clutch *3, and press the engine switch 2 times.
*1: The code is output only when the problem is found and the engine switch is on (IG).
*2: With automatic transmission
*3: for manual transmission
NOTE:
·The IG1 and IG2 drive circuits drive the IG1 and IG2 relays.
·Even if the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) performs an inaccurate operation, if the IG1 drive circuit and the IG2 drive circuit are on, the IG hold circuit will hold the engine switch in an on (IG) status.
Vehicle status and failsafe function when a problem is detected
Vehicle status when a problem is detected
Failsafe function when a problem is detected
The power mode cannot be changed to on (IG). (the engine does not start)
The power mode does not change to on (IG).
Related [Current Data Display & Save] and [System Operation Check Mode] items
DTC No.
[Current Data Display & Save] items
[System Operation Check Mode] items
B2271
Power supply
·[IG1 relay monitor (outside)]
·[IG2 relay monitor (outside)]
Engine
·[Ignition]
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Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system has functions that use the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·After repair, perform the [DTC output confirmation operation], and check that the DTC is not output again.
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
DTCB2274 [ACC circuit abnormal]
Circuit description
This DTC is output when a problem is detected in the ACC output circuit between the ACC output terminal of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and the ACC relay.
NOTE:
If you remove and then reconnect the battery cable, the power returns to the mode it was before you removed the cable.
DTC No.
DTC detection status
Faulty part
DTC Output Confirmation Operation
B2274
There is a problem in the ACC relay drive circuit in the vehicle exterior circuit or in the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) (1 trip detection logic *1).
NOTE:
If the terminal ACCD voltage is not the standard value, the system can cause problems.
·AM2 No. 2 fuse
·Instrument panel junction block ASSY (ACC relay)
·Collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)
·Wiring harness or connector
Turn the engine switch on (ACC) or on (IG) and wait 10 seconds, turn the engine switch off, and wait 10 seconds.
NOTE:
To turn the engine switch on (ACC), hold the key, move the shift lever in P or N *2, remove your foot from the break pedal *2 or the clutch *3, and press the engine switch 2 times.
*1: The code is output only when the problem is found and the engine switch is on (IG).
*2: With automatic transmission
*3: for manual transmission
Vehicle status and failsafe upon detection
Vehicle status when a problem is detected
Failsafe function when a problem is detected
·If a problem occurs when the relay is stuck on, even after you turn the power off, the ACC relay will not turn off.
·If a problem occurs when the relay is stuck off, even after you turn the engine switch on, the ACC relay will not turn on.
NOTE:
You can turn the engine switch on (IG), and start the engine.
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Related [Current Data Display & Save] and [System Operation Check Mode] items
DTC No.
[Current Data Display & Save] items
[System Operation Check Mode] items
B2274
Power supply
·[ACC relay monitor]
Engine
·[Ignition]
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Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system has functions that use the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·After repair, perform the [DTC output confirmation operation], and check that the DTC is not output again.
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
1. Checking the harnesses and connectors (power supply) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors of the circuits that connect to the power source

OK▼

2. Checking the harnesses and connectors (grounding) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

3. Checking the harnesses and connectors (instrument panel junction block ASSY - collation ECM)

(1) Remove the D41 connector of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(2) Remove the 3A connector of the instrument panel junction block ASSY.
NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

DTCB2275 [STSW circuit abnormal]
Circuit description
Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system has functions that use the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·After repair, perform the [DTC output confirmation operation], and check that the DTC is not output again.
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
1. Checking the harnesses and connectors (collation ECM - ECM)

(1) Remove the D48 connector of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(2) Remove the A33 connector of the ECM.
(3) Measure the resistance according to the following table.
NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

DTCB2276 [ACCR signal abnormal]
Circuit description
Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system has functions that use the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·After repair, perform the [DTC output confirmation operation], and check that the DTC is not output again.
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
1. Checking the harnesses and connectors

(1) Remove the D40 and the D48 connectors of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(2) Remove the A35 connector of the ECM.
(3) Measure the resistance according to the following table.
NG
>Replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

DTCB2277 [Submerging circuit abnormal]
Circuit description
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system has functions that use the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·After repair, perform the [DTC output confirmation operation], and check that the DTC is not output again.
NOTE:
Before performing troubleshooting, check the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) for any damage due to water. If symptoms of damage from water are found, replace the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), and take countermeasures against the cause of the damage from water.
DTCB2282 [Vehicle speed signal abnormal]
DTCB2283 [Vehicle speed sensor fault detection]
Circuit description
DTC B2282 is output when a mismatch is detected between the vehicle speed signal via the direct line sent from the brake actuator ASSY (skid control ECM) and the vehicle speed signal sent via the CAN communication.
DTC B2283 is output when a problem is detected in the speed sensor.
NOTE:
If you remove and then reconnect the battery cable, the power returns to the mode it was before you removed the cable.
DTC No.
DTC detection status
Faulty part
DTC Output Confirmation Operation
B2282
This is output when a mismatch is detected between the vehicle speed signal via the direct line sent from the brake actuator ASSY (skid control ECM) and the vehicle speed signal sent via the CAN communication.
·AM2 No. 2 fuse
·Vehicle stability control system
·Collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)
·Wiring harness or connector
Drive the vehicle at 25 km/h {16 MPH} or faster for 20 seconds, then drive the vehicle at 5 km/h {3 MPH} for 20 seconds.
B2283
Meet any of these conditions (a speed sensor problem is detected) (1-trip detection logic*1):
·Vehicle speed signal error detection 1: Major decrease of the vehicle speed is detected.
·Vehicle speed signal error detection 2: A problem was detected through engine speed detection.
·AM2 No. 2 fuse
·Vehicle stability control system
·Collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)
·Wiring harness or connector
In IG ON, any of the following conditions is established.
·Direct connection vehicle speed pulse showing 50 km/h or more continues for 10 seconds, then the CAN and direct connection speed pulses both turn to 0 km/h within 1 second.
·In an AT vehicle, CAN and the direct connection show 0 km/h, the engine speed (according to the direct connection) is 2000 r/min or more, the shift lever is not in P or N, and ACCR is not in LOW level for 300 seconds.
·In an MT vehicle, CAN and the direct connection show 0 km/h, the engine speed (according to the direct connection) is 2000 r/min or more, the N position for the shift lever is OFF, the clutch switch is OFF, and ACCR is in the LOW level for 300 seconds.
*1: The code is output only when the problem is found and the engine switch is on (IG).
Vehicle status and failsafe function when a problem is detected
DTC No.
Vehicle status when a problem is detected
Failsafe function when a problem is detected
B2282
·If a problem is found in the signal via the direct line or the CAN communication, and if the vehicle speed is not displayed, there is no effect on vehicle operations.
·If a problem is found in the signal from the direct line or the CAN communication, and if the vehicle running is displayed, the power mode cannot be switched from on (IG) to off.
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B2283
·If you press the engine switch when the vehicle is running, the engine switch will turn off (the engine stops).
·If the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is in the vehicle interior, even if you perform engine start operations, the engine will not start.
Steering lock motor operations are prohibited.
Related [Current Data Display & Save] and [System Operation Check Mode] items
DTC No.
[Current Data Display & Save] items
[System Operation Check Mode] items
B2282
B2283
Power supply
·[Vehicle speed signal]
·[Engine Speed]
·[Power supply status]
Engine
·[Engine Speed]
ABS-VSC-TRC
·[Wheel speed]
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Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system has functions that use the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·After repair, perform the [DTC output confirmation operation], and check that the DTC is not output again.
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
1. Reading the values using the SSM3 (vehicle speed)

(1) Connect the SSM3 to the DLC3.
(2) Turn the ignition switch to ON.
(3) Turn on the SSM3.
(4) Input the following menus: [Brake Control System] → [ABS/VDC System] → [Current Data Display & Save]
Criteria :  [Current Data Display & Save] is almost the same as the actual vehicle speed.
NG

OK▼

3. Checking the harnesses and connectors (power supply) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors of the circuits that connect to the power source

OK▼

4. Checking the harnesses and connectors (grounding) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

5. Checking the harnesses and connectors (collation ECM - combination meter ASSY)

(1) Remove the D41 connector of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(2) Disconnect the connector A5 of the brake actuator ASSY (skid control ECM).
NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

DTCB2284 [Brake Signal (Cable-Information does not match to BEAN-Information)]
Circuit description
The collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) receives brake signal information from 2 sources. It receives signals from the stop light ASSY via the direct line, and receives signals from the ECM via CAN communication. If the information sent from these 2 sources are different, this DTC is output.
NOTE:
If you remove and then reconnect the battery cable, the power returns to the mode it was before you removed the cable.
DTC No.
DTC detection status
Faulty part
DTC Output Confirmation Operation
B2284
The brake signal information via the direct line and the brake signal information sent from the ECM via CAN communication do not match (1-trip detection logic*).
·AM2 No. 2 fuse
·Stop fuse
·Collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)
·EFI system
·Wiring harness or connector
Connect the cable to the battery ground terminal (-), and after 20 seconds or more since turning the brake off, turn it on again and wait 20 seconds or more.
*: The code is output only when the problem is found and the engine switch is on (IG).
Vehicle status and failsafe function when a problem is detected
Vehicle status when a problem is detected
Failsafe function when a problem is detected
If the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY is in the vehicle interior, even if you perform engine start operations, the engine will not start (the entry key indicator on the combination meter ASSY will not light up green). However, if you press engine switch for a certain period of time after the power mode is turned on (ACC), you can start the engine.
·If a problem is found in the direct line [ON], even if the brake is off, you can press the engine switch and start the engine.
·If a problem is found in the direct line [OFF], even if the brake is on, you cannot press the engine switch and start the engine.
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Related [Current Data Display & Save] and [System Operation Check Mode] items
DTC No.
[Current Data Display & Save] items
[System Operation Check Mode] items
B2284
Power supply
·[Stop Light Switch 1]
Engine
·[Brake Switch 1]
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Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system has functions that use the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·After repair, perform the [DTC output confirmation operation], and check that the DTC is not output again.
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
2. Checking the harnesses and connectors (power supply) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors of the circuits that connect to the power source

OK▼

3. Checking the harnesses and connectors (grounding) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

DTCB2285 [Steering lock position signal abnormal]
Circuit description
This DTC is output when the steering lock position signal sent from the lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM) via the direct line and the steering lock position signal sent via the LIN communication do not match.
NOTE:
If you remove and then reconnect the battery cable, the power returns to the mode it was before you removed the cable.
DTC No.
DTC detection status
Faulty part
DTC Output Confirmation Operation
B2285
The steering lock position signal sent by the steering lock ECM via the direct line and the steering lock position signal sent via the LIN communication (1-trip detection logic*) do not match.
·AM2 No. 2 fuse
·Steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM)
·Collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)
·Wiring harness or connector
Remove the cable from the battery ground terminal (-), and after waiting 30 seconds, reconnect the cable to the battery ground terminal (-). Turn off the engine, wait 40 seconds (the steering is locked), turn the engine switch on (ACC) (the steering is unlocked), and wait 40 seconds or more.
·*: The code is output only when the problem is found and the engine switch is on (IG).
Vehicle status and failsafe function when a problem is detected
Vehicle status when a problem is detected
Failsafe function when a problem is detected
The engine does not start.
The engine start command is not output.
Related [Current Data Display & Save] and [System Operation Check Mode] items
DTC No.
[Current Data Display & Save] items
[System Operation Check Mode] items
B2284
Power supply
·[Steering unlock SW]
Collation
·[Motor power supply short-circuit abnormal]
·[Motor driver short-circuit abnormal (history)]
·[Lock bar engagement abnormal (history)]
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Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system has functions that use the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) or the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·After repair, perform the [DTC output confirmation operation], and check that the DTC is not output again.
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
NOTE:
If the entry key indicator of the combination meter ASSY is lit up green, there is a possibility the steering lock bar is stuck.
1. DTC check (LIN communication system)

(1) Check the output of diagnostic codes from the smart key ECM ASSY (collation ECM).
Criteria :  The diagnostic code B2785, which indicates a LIN communication malfunction, is not output.
NOTE:
·If the steering lock is being locked / unlocked, the engine switch will not turn on (IG), and you cannot start the engine.
·If you cannot use the LIN communication, you cannot lock / unlock the steering lock.
NG
>See the diagnostic code B2785 (Refer to ).

OK▼

3. Checking the harnesses and connectors (power supply) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors of the circuits that connect to the power source

OK▼

4. Checking the harnesses and connectors (grounding) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

DTCB2286 [Run able Signal (Cable-Information does not match to BEAN-Information)]
Circuit description
This DTC is output when the engine speed signal sent from the ECM via the direct line and the engine speed signal sent via the CAN communication do not match.
NOTE:
If you remove and then reconnect the battery cable, the power returns to the mode it was before you removed the cable.
DTC No.
DTC detection status
Faulty part
DTC Output Confirmation Operation
B2286
The engine speed signal sent by the ECM via the direct line and the engine speed signal sent via the CAN communication (1-trip detection logic*) do not match.
·AM2 No. 2 fuse
·Collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)
·EFI system
·Wiring harness or connector
Remove the cable from the battery ground terminal (-), and after waiting 30 seconds, reconnect the cable to the battery ground terminal (-). With the engine switch off, wait 20 seconds, and start the engine. With the engine speed at 1000 r/min or faster, do not stop the engine for 20 seconds or more after starting it.
*: The code is output only when the problem is found and the engine switch is on (IG).
Vehicle status and failsafe upon detection
Vehicle status when a problem is detected
Failsafe function when a problem is detected
·If a problem is found in the signal via the direct line or the CAN communication, and if the vehicle speed is not displayed, there is no effect on vehicle operations. (When the engine switch is turned on (IG), the problem is detected.)
·If a problem is found in the signal via the direct line or the CAN communication, and if the vehicle is running, you cannot start the engine. However, if you turn the engine switch off, you can start the engine.
·If a problem is found in the signal via the direct line or the CAN communication, and if the vehicle speed is not displayed, there is no effect on vehicle operations.
·If a problem is found in the signal via the direct line or the CAN communication, and if the vehicle is running:
·If the following conditions are met, the problem can be determined to be in the direct line (TACH), not the CAN communication.
·If you press the engine switch and the system controls the engine based on the starter OFF permission flag (perfect injection signal decision) via the CAN communication, the engine stops cranking.
·If you press the engine switch and the system controls the engine based on the engine speed via the CAN communication, the engine stops cranking.
·If the following conditions are met, the problem can be determined to be in the CAN communication, not the direct line (TACH).
·If you press the engine switch and the system controls the engine based on the engine speed sent via the direct line, the engine stops cranking.
·If you press the engine switch and the system controls the engine based on the engine speed sent via the direct line, the engine stops cranking.
·If the following conditions are met, the problem can be determined to be in both the CAN communication and the direct line (NE).
·After you press the engine switch, the engine cranking stops after 6 seconds.
·While pressing the engine switch, 30 seconds pass and the engine is still cranking.
Related [Current Data Display & Save] and [System Operation Check Mode] items
DTC No.
[Current Data Display & Save] items
[System Operation Check Mode] items
B2286
Power supply
·[Engine Speed]
Engine
·[Engine Speed]
-
Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system has functions that use the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·After repair, perform the [DTC output confirmation operation], and check that the DTC is not output again.
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
2. Checking the harnesses and connectors (power supply) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors of the circuits that connect to the power source

OK▼

3. Checking the harnesses and connectors (grounding) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

4. Checking the harnesses and connectors (collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) - ECM)

(1) Remove the D48 connector of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(2) Remove the A35 connector of the ECM.
NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

DTCU0073 Control module communication bus “A” off
DTCU0100 [Lost Communication With ECM/PCM "A"]
DTCU0101 [Lost Communication With TCM]
DTCU0122 Lost Communication With Vehicle Dynamics Control Module
DTCU0140 Lost Communication With Body Control Module
DTCU0155 [Nonarrival of H-CAN data(METER)]
DTCU0401 [Invalid Data Received From ECM/PCM “A”]
DTCU0422 Invalid Data Received From Body Control Module
Circuit description
These DTCs are output when a CAN communication error is found between the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and the ECM, the main body ECM, the combination meter ASSY, or the engine stop and start ECM.
NOTE:
After removing the cable, if you reconnect it to the battery ground terminal (-), the power mode returns to the same status it was before you removed the cable.
DTC No.
DTC detection status
Faulty part
DTC Output Confirmation Operation
U0073
Problem in the CAN communication system (1 trip detection)
CAN communication system
Turn the ignition switch to ON and wait 10 seconds or more.
U0100
CAN communication problem between the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and the ECM (1-trip detection logic*)
ECM
Turn the ignition switch to ON and wait 10 seconds or more.
U0101
CAN communication problem between the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and the TCM (1-trip detection logic*)
TCM
Turn the ignition switch to ON and wait 10 seconds or more.
U0122
CAN communication problem between the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and the brake actuator ASSY (1-trip detection logic*)
Brake actuator ASSY
Turn the ignition switch to ON and wait 10 seconds or more.
U0140
CAN communication problem between the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and the main body ECM (multiplex network body ECM) (1-trip detection logic*)
Main body ECM (multiplex network body ECM)
Turn the ignition switch to ON and wait 10 seconds or more.
U0155
CAN communication problem between the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and the combination meter ASSY (1-trip detection logic*)
Combination meter ASSY
Turn the ignition switch to ON and wait 10 seconds or more.
U0401
CAN communication problem between the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and the ECM (1-trip detection logic*)
ECM
Turn the ignition switch to ON and wait 10 seconds or more.
U0422
CAN communication problem between the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) and the main body ECM (multiplex network body ECM) (1-trip detection logic*)
Main body ECM (multiplex network body ECM)
Turn the ignition switch to ON and wait 10 seconds or more.
*: The code is output only when the problem is found and the engine switch is on (IG).
Vehicle status and failsafe function when a problem is detected
DTC code
Vehicle status when a problem is detected
Failsafe function when a problem is detected
U0073
No effect on the vehicle status.
-
U0100
No effect on the vehicle status.
If the following conditions are met, the problem can be determined to be in the CAN communication, not the direct line (TACH).
·If you press the engine switch and the system controls the engine based on the engine speed sent via the direct line, the engine stops cranking.
·If you press the engine switch and the system controls the engine based on the engine speed sent via the direct line, the engine stops cranking.
If the following conditions are met, the problem can be determined to be in both the CAN communication and the direct line (TACH).
·After you press the engine switch, the engine cranking stops after 6 seconds.
·While pressing the engine switch, 30 seconds pass and the engine is still cranking.
U0101
No effect on the vehicle status.
-
U0122
No effect on the vehicle status.
-
U0140
The doors can no longer be locked or unlocked.
The warning (wireless buzzer) does not sound.
-
U0155
The warning (meter buzzer) does not sound, and the meter does not issue a warning.
-
U0401
No effect on the vehicle status.
-
U0422
The doors can no longer be locked or unlocked.
The warning (wireless buzzer) does not sound.
-
Related [Current Data Display & Save] and [System Operation Check Mode] items
Diagnostic codes
[Current Data Display & Save] items
[System Operation Check Mode] items
U0073
U0100
U0101
U0122
U0140
U0155
U0401
U0422
-
-
The engine does not start.
Circuit description
With the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY in the vehicle interior, press the engine switch. The collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) receives the signal and the power mode changes. With the shift lever in P *1 or N *1, if you depress the brake pedal *1 or the clutch pedal *2 and press the engine switch, you can start the engine.
*1: With automatic transmission
*2: for manual transmission
NOTE:
·Only if the steering lock is unlocked, even if the shift lever is in the N position, you can start the engine. *
·In IG ON, if the shift lever is in a position other than P, if you press the engine switch, the power changes to ACC ON. After that, if you move the shift lever to P and press the engine switch while depressing the brake pedal, the power changes to IG OFF. *
·If you remove and then reconnect the battery cable, the power returns to the mode it was before you removed the cable.
·*: for automatic transmission
Related [Current Data Display & Save] and [System Operation Check Mode] items
Diagnostic codes
[Current Data Display & Save] items
[System Operation Check Mode] items
[The engine does not start.]
Power supply
·[Stop Light Switch 1*1]
·[Steering unlock SW]
·[Shift P signal*1]
·[Neutral SW/Clutch SW]
·[IG2 relay monitor (outside)]
·[IG2 relay monitor (inside) ]
·[ACC relay monitor]
·[IG1 relay monitor (outside)]
·[IG1 relay monitor (inside)]
·[Starter request signal monitor]
·[Power supply status]
Collation
·[Engine start permission request reception status]
·[L Code Check]
Engine
·[Starter Switch]
·[Shift SW Status (P Range)*1]
·[Shift SW Status (N Range)*1]
·[Ignition]
-
Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·Before performing troubleshooting that uses CAN communication of the entry & start system, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no problems in the communication system. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM), or the ID code box (immobilizer code ECM), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·If the entry & start system has been disabled by the entry & start system customize settings, enable it before performing troubleshooting. (Refer to )
·When replacing the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM), before starting the engine, turn the steering wheel left and right, and check that the steering has been unlocked. If for some reason the steering is locked, turn the ignition switch to OFF, open and close a door, press the engine switch and unlock the steering wheel. By doing so, you can prevent starting the engine with the steering still locked.
·After finishing repair, check that the problem doesn't occur again.
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
NOTE:
With the engine stopped, if you repeatedly depress the brake pedal, the brake booster pressure is released. This increases the force on the brake pedal necessary to make the stop light turn on.*
·*: for automatic transmission
1. Checking the battery

(1) Measure the battery voltage.
Voltage :  11 to 14 V
NOTE:
·You can check if the vehicle battery is discharged by operating the horn.
·If the battery voltage is 11 V or less, it is necessary to charge or replace the battery.

OK▼

2. Checking the DTC (all)

(1) Using the SSM3, check the DTC output for all systems.
Criteria :  No DTC is output
NG
>Proceed to “List of diagnostic codes”. (Refer to )

OK▼

3. Checking the waveform environment

(1) If a problem occurs only in certain places or at certain times, it is likely the effect of radio wave interference.
NOTE:
You can check if the problem is due to radio wave interference or not by holding the electrical key transmitter ASSY up to the door control receiver (RF band).

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4. Checking the engine switch status

(1) Enter the vehicle interior holding the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY.
(2) Move the shift lever in the P position.*
·*: for automatic transmission
B
C
>See “the power mode does not change to on (IG)” (Refer to )
D
>See “the power mode does not change to on (ACC)” (Refer to )

A▼

5. Checking the cranking function

(1) Enter the vehicle interior holding the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY.
(2) Move the shift lever in the P position.*
·*: for automatic transmission
(3) Depress the brake pedal *1 or the clutch pedal *2.
·*1: With automatic transmission
·*2: for manual transmission
(4) If the entry key indicator light of the combination meter ASSY lights up green, press the engine switch, and check that the engine cranks.
Criteria :  The engine cranks.
B
>See the “EFI system” (Symptom table)

A▼

11. Checking the steering lock

(1) When in ACC ON, check that the steering can be unlocked.
Criteria :  The steering is unlocked.
NG
> Go to Step 25.

OK▼

14. Reading the values using the SSM3 (NEUTRAL SW / CLUTCH SW, SHIFT SWITCH STATUS P OR N)

NG
> Go to Step 16.

OK▼

16. Unit inspection of the parking / neutral position switch ASSY

(1) Remove the parking / neutral position switch ASSY.
(2) Inspect the parking / neutral position switch ASSY.
NG
>Replacement of the parking / neutral position switch ASSY

OK▼

18. Unit inspection of the stop light switch ASSY

(2) Inspect the stop light switch ASSY. (Refer to )
NG
>Replacement of the stop light switch ASSY

OK▼

19. Checking the harnesses and connectors (collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) - stop light switch ASSY) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼
Replacement of the collation ECM (smart key computer ASSY)

21. Unit inspection of the clutch start switch ASSY

(2) Inspect the clutch start switch ASSY. (Refer to )
NG
>Repair or replacement of wiring harness or connector

OK▼

27. Replacement of the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM)

(1) Replace the steering lock actuator ASSY (steering lock ECM) with a new one.
(2) Perform the registration settings. (Refer to the “immobilizer registration manual”)
(3) Turn the ignition switch to ON.
(4) Operate the steering wheel to check the steering status.

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Complete

The power does not turn on (does not change to both ACC ON or IG ON)
Circuit description
Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·Before performing troubleshooting that uses CAN communication of the entry & start system, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no problems in the communication system. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to )
·Check that no DTC is output. If any DTC is output, proceed to “List of diagnostic codes”. (Refer to )
·If the entry & start system has been disabled by the entry & start system customize settings, enable it before performing troubleshooting. (Refer to )
·After finishing repair, check that the problem doesn't occur again.
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
1. Checking the wireless door lock control system (operation)

(1) Check that the wireless door lock function operates properly. (Refer to )
Criteria :  The wireless door and lock function operates properly.
NG
>See “Entry & Start system” (The entry lock / unlock function and wireless function for all doors does not function) (Refer to )

OK▼

2. Checking the harnesses and connectors (power supply) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors of the circuits that connect to the power source

OK▼

3. Checking the harnesses and connectors (GND) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

4. Checking the entry & start system

(1) Remove the battery from the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY. (Refer to )
(2) Depress the brake pedal *1 or the clutch pedal *2, and touch the logo side of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY to the engine switch.
·*1: With automatic transmission
·*2: for manual transmission
(3) When you touch the logo side of the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY to the engine switch, check if the power mode changes.
Criteria :  The power mode changes.
NOTE:
If the power mode does not change, there is a problem in the cabin confirmation function.
B
> Go to Step 13.

A▼

5. Reading the values using the SSM3 (STOP LIGHT SWITCH 1, NEUTRAL SW / CLUTCH SW)

B
> Go to Step 8.
C
> Go to Step 10.

A▼

7. Inspection of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)

NG
> Replacement of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY)

OK▼
Checking the circuits connected to the relay

8. Unit inspection of the stop light switch ASSY

(2) Inspect the stop light switch ASSY. (Refer to )
NG
>Replacement of the stop light switch ASSY

OK▼

9. Checking the harnesses and connectors (collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) - stop light switch ASSY) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼
Replacement of the collation ECM (smart key computer ASSY)

10. Unit inspection of the clutch start switch ASSY

(1) Remove the clutch start switch ASSY. (Refer to )
(2) Inspect the clutch start switch ASSY. (Refer to )
NG
>Replacement of the clutch start switch ASSY

OK▼

14. Unit inspection of the engine switch

(1) Remove the engine switch ASSY. (Refer to )
(2) Inspect the engine switch ASSY. (Refer to )
NG
>Replacement of the engine switch

OK▼

15. Checking the harnesses and connectors (collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) - engine switch)

(1) Remove the D41 connector of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(2) Remove the D25 connector of the engine switch.
NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼
Replacement of the collation ECM (smart key computer ASSY)

Power does not turn ON (power status changes to ACC ON but not to IG ON)
Circuit description
With the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY in the vehicle interior, press the engine switch. The collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) receives the signal and the power mode changes.
NOTE:
If you remove and then reconnect the battery cable, the power returns to the mode it was before you removed the cable.
Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system uses the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to
)
·Check that no DTC is output. If any DTC is output, proceed to “List of diagnostic codes”. (Refer to )
·If the entry & start system has been disabled by the entry & start system customize settings, enable it before performing troubleshooting. (Refer to )
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
·After finishing repair, check that the problem doesn't occur again.
1. Checking the harnesses and connectors (collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) - IG2 relay)

(1) Remove the D48 connector of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(2) Remove the IG2 relay from the engine compartment relay block.
NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

3. Checking the harnesses and connectors (collation ECM - instrument panel junction block ASSY)

(1) Remove the D41 connector of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY).
(2) Remove the 3A connector of the instrument panel junction block ASSY.
NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

The power does not turn ON (power status changes to IG ON but not to ACC ON)
Circuit description
With the electrical key transmitter SUB-ASSY in the vehicle interior, press the engine switch. The collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) receives the signal and the power mode changes. If the power mode does not change to ACC ON but does change to IG ON, use these troubleshooting procedures.
NOTE:
If you remove and then reconnect the battery cable, the power returns to the mode it was before you removed the cable.
Circuit figure
Inspection steps
CAUTION:
·The entry & start system uses the CAN communication. Before performing troubleshooting, perform the inspection in “How to troubleshoot”, and check that there are no communication problems. (Refer to )
·Before replacing the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY), refer to “entry & start system (entry function)”. (Refer to
)
·Check that no DTC is output. If any DTC is output, proceed to “List of diagnostic codes”. (Refer to )
·If the entry & start system has been disabled by the entry & start system customize settings, enable it before performing troubleshooting. (Refer to )
·Before performing the following inspection steps, check the fuses related to this system.
·After finishing repair, check that the problem doesn't occur again.
1. Checking the harnesses and connectors (instrument panel junction block ASSY - collation ECM) (Refer to )

NG
>Repair or replacement of the harnesses or connectors

OK▼

2. Unit inspection of the instrument panel junction block ASSY (ACC relay) (Refer to )

NG
>Replacement of the instrument panel junction block ASSY

OK▼

3. Inspection of the collation ECM (smart key ECM ASSY) (Refer to )

NG
>Replacement of the collation ECM (smart key computer ASSY)

OK▼
Checking the circuits connected to the relay