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Summary
Summary
Based on the premise that simple problems should always be checked first, this practical, hands-on book introduces the diagnosis and troubleshooting of automotive engine control systems. With a very technical but easy-to-read and understand presentation this book serves as a single source for information on advanced engine performance diagnosis. KEY TOPICS: Topics include digital storage oscilloscopes, fuel injection and ignition system diagnoses, five-gas exhaust analysis, emission testing, and more. This edition has been updated to include even more detailed scope (DSO) and current ramping tests plus extensive scan tool diagnosis. MARKET: For those who need to pass the ASE Engine Performance certification test as well as the Advanced Level Engine Performance (L1) test.
Author Notes
James D. Halderman is the author of a large number of books, mainly college-level textbooks featuring information on automotive systems and other engineering services. In the textbook Automotive Brake Systems, Halderman discusses the purpose, function, operation and diagnosis of automotive braking systems including ABS. Some of Halderman's other textbooks include: Automotive Chassis Systems, which covers all under-vehicle components, operations, diagnosis's, and services; Automotive Electrical and Electronics Systems, featuring numerous troubleshooting techniques that can be used in the classroom or for reference; and Engines--Theory and Servicing, a complete orientation to automotive engines and engine repair topics.
Halderman earned his Bachelor of Science degree in education from Ohio Northern University in 1968, and has worked as Professor of Engineering Technologies at Sinclair Community College.
(Bowker Author Biography)
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 The Diagnostic Process | p. 1 |
Learning Objectives | p. 1 |
Terms to Learn | p. 1 |
Just-in-Time Knowledge | p. 1 |
Think of a Funnel | p. 3 |
Finding the Root Cause | p. 3 |
The Eight-Step Diagnostic Procedure | p. 5 |
Troubleshooting Fundamentals | p. 18 |
Diagnostic Charts | p. 18 |
Typical Noncomputer Problems | p. 19 |
Summary | p. 22 |
Review Questions | p. 23 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 23 |
Chapter 2 Diagnostic Trouble Code Retrieval | p. 25 |
Learning Objectives | p. 25 |
Terms to Learn | p. 25 |
Computer Precautions | p. 25 |
How Diagnostic Trouble Codes Are Set | p. 26 |
Using a Scan Tool | p. 27 |
Pending and Mature Codes | p. 28 |
Methods for Clearing Diagnostic Trouble Codes | p. 29 |
Flash Code Retrieval on OBD I General Motors Vehicles | p. 30 |
Scan Tool DTC Retrieval on General Motors OBD I Vehicles | p. 31 |
Retrieving Ford Diagnostic Codes | p. 32 |
Flash Code Retrieval on DaimlerChrysler Vehicles | p. 35 |
Scan Tool DTC Retrieval on DaimlerChrysler Vehicles | p. 35 |
Honda Problem Diagnosis | p. 40 |
Retrieving Honda Diagnostic Trouble Codes | p. 42 |
Clearing Honda DTCs | p. 42 |
Toyota Problem Diagnosis | p. 42 |
Toyota OBD I Diagnostic Trouble Codes | p. 42 |
Clearing Toyota DTCs | p. 44 |
Retrieving OBD II Codes-16 Pin | p. 44 |
DTC Numbering Explanation | p. 44 |
OBD II Active Tests | p. 44 |
Types of DTCs | p. 44 |
Retrieving OBD II DTCs | p. 45 |
Generic OBD II Diagnostic Trouble Codes | p. 46 |
Clearing OBD II DTCs | p. 49 |
Summary | p. 49 |
Review Questions | p. 49 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 50 |
Chapter 3 Technical Service Bulletins and Scan Tool Data | p. 51 |
Learning Objectives | p. 51 |
Terms to Learn | p. 51 |
Technical Service Bulletins | p. 51 |
Vehicle Identification | p. 52 |
Vehicle Safety Certification Label | p. 52 |
VECI Label | p. 52 |
Calibration Codes | p. 53 |
Casting Numbers | p. 53 |
Service Information | p. 53 |
Types of Technical Service Bulletins | p. 55 |
Scan Tool Testing | p. 55 |
Scan Data Retrieval Procedure | p. 56 |
Injector Pulse Width Problem Diagnosis | p. 58 |
Oxygen Sensor Activity | p. 60 |
The Need for Fuel Trim | p. 60 |
Short-Term Fuel Trim | p. 61 |
Long-Term Fuel Trim | p. 61 |
Using Fuel Trim as a Diagnostic Aid | p. 62 |
Fuel Trim Cells | p. 62 |
Fuel Trim Cell Diagnosis | p. 63 |
Fuel Trim Monitor | p. 64 |
Generic and OEM Data | p. 64 |
Summary | p. 69 |
Review Questions | p. 69 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 69 |
Chapter 4 OBD II | p. 71 |
Learning Objectives | p. 71 |
Terms to Learn | p. 71 |
Onboard Diagnostics Generation-II (OBD II) Systems | p. 71 |
Diagnostic Executive and Task Manager | p. 72 |
Monitors | p. 72 |
Diagnostic Trouble Code Priority | p. 73 |
OBD II Monitor Information Summary | p. 74 |
Enabling Criteria | p. 74 |
Monitor Running Conditions | p. 75 |
OBD II Drive Cycle | p. 75 |
OBD II DTC Numbering Designation | p. 76 |
Freeze Frame and Failure Records | p. 78 |
Fuel Trim and Misfire Codes | p. 79 |
Generic OBD II | p. 79 |
Diagnosing Problems Using Mode Six | p. 81 |
Summary | p. 81 |
Review Questions | p. 81 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 82 |
Chapter 5 Digital Meters and Scopes | p. 83 |
Learning Objectives | p. 83 |
Terms to Learn | p. 83 |
Test Lights | p. 83 |
Self-Powered Test Lights | p. 84 |
Led Test Light | p. 84 |
Logic Probe | p. 85 |
Digital Multimeters | p. 85 |
Measuring Amperes | p. 87 |
AC/DC Clamp-On Digital Multimeter | p. 88 |
Measuring Voltage | p. 89 |
Measuring Resistance | p. 90 |
Electrical Unit Prefixes | p. 92 |
How to Read Digital Meters | p. 94 |
RMS Versus Average | p. 95 |
Resolution, Digits, and Counts | p. 96 |
Accuracy | p. 96 |
Analog Versus Digital Storage Oscilloscope | p. 97 |
Oscilloscope Display Grid | p. 97 |
Setting the Time Base | p. 98 |
Setting the Volts per Division | p. 99 |
DC Coupling | p. 99 |
AC Coupling | p. 99 |
Pulse Trains | p. 100 |
Triggering | p. 100 |
Using Scope Leads | p. 100 |
Measuring Battery Voltage with a Scope | p. 103 |
Scope Probe Attenuation | p. 103 |
Summary | p. 114 |
Review Questions | p. 115 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 115 |
Chapter 6 Advanced Starting and Charging Systems Diagnosis | p. 116 |
Learning Objectives | p. 116 |
Terms to Learn | p. 116 |
Purpose and Function of a Battery | p. 116 |
Battery Ratings | p. 117 |
Symptoms of a Weak or Defective Battery | p. 117 |
Battery Service Safety Considerations | p. 118 |
Battery Visual Inspection | p. 118 |
Battery Voltage Test | p. 119 |
Battery Load Testing | p. 121 |
Capacitance Testing | p. 122 |
Jump Starting | p. 122 |
Battery Charging | p. 123 |
Battery Service | p. 124 |
Battery Electrical Drain Test | p. 125 |
Battery Electrical Drain Testing Using an Ammeter | p. 128 |
Procedure for Battery Electrical Drain Test | p. 128 |
Finding the Source of the Drain | p. 129 |
What to Do If a Battery Drain Still Exists After All the Fuses Are Disconnected | p. 130 |
Cranking Circuit | p. 130 |
Diagnosing Starter Problems Using Visual Inspection | p. 133 |
Starter Testing on the Vehicle | p. 133 |
Testing a Starter Using a Scan Tool | p. 136 |
Voltage-Drop Testing | p. 137 |
Starter Drive-to-Flywheel Clearance | p. 142 |
How a Generator Works | p. 142 |
Generator Construction | p. 144 |
Checking Charging System Voltage | p. 144 |
Testing a Generator Using a Voltmeter | p. 146 |
Testing a Generator Using a Scan Tool | p. 147 |
AC Ripple Voltage Check | p. 148 |
AC Current Check | p. 150 |
Charging System Voltage-Drop Testing | p. 150 |
Generator Output Test | p. 152 |
How to Determine Minimum Required Generator Output | p. 153 |
Testing a Generator Using a Scope | p. 155 |
Hybrid Electric Vehicle Safety Issues | p. 156 |
Summary | p. 162 |
Review Questions | p. 162 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 162 |
Chapter 7 Ignition System Components and Operation | p. 164 |
Learning Objectives | p. 164 |
Terms to Learn | p. 164 |
Ignition System Operation | p. 164 |
Ignition Coils | p. 165 |
Switching and Triggering | p. 166 |
Primary Circuit Operation | p. 168 |
Distributor Ignition | p. 172 |
Waste-Spark Ignition Systems | p. 176 |
Ignition Control Circuits | p. 178 |
Compression Sensing Ignition | p. 180 |
Coil-on-Plug Ignition | p. 180 |
Ion-Sensing Ignition | p. 181 |
Ignition Timing | p. 182 |
Initial Timing | p. 182 |
Knock Sensors | p. 182 |
Spark Plugs | p. 184 |
Summary | p. 184 |
Review Questions | p. 185 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 185 |
Chapter 8 Ignition System Diagnosis and Service | p. 186 |
Learning Objectives | p. 186 |
Terms to Learn | p. 186 |
Checking for Spark | p. 186 |
Electronic Ignition Troubleshooting Procedure | p. 187 |
Ignition Coil Testing Using an Ohmmeter | p. 188 |
Pickup Coil Testing | p. 188 |
Testing Magnetic Sensors | p. 189 |
Testing Hall-Effect Sensors | p. 190 |
Testing Optical Sensors | p. 190 |
Ignition System Diagnosis Using Visual Inspection | p. 192 |
Testing for Poor Performance | p. 192 |
Testing for a No-Start Condition | p. 193 |
Ignition System Service | p. 194 |
Firing Order | p. 194 |
Distributor Cap and Rotor Inspection | p. 194 |
Spark Plug Wire Inspection | p. 196 |
Spark Plug Service | p. 197 |
Quick and Easy Secondary Ignition Tests | p. 200 |
Ignition Timing | p. 201 |
Scope-Testing the Ignition System | p. 205 |
Distributor Indexing | p. 213 |
Scope-Testing a Waste-Spark Ignition System | p. 214 |
Ignition System Troubleshooting Guide | p. 215 |
Summary | p. 218 |
Review Questions | p. 218 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 218 |
Chapter 9 Gasoline and Alternative Fuels | p. 220 |
Learning Objectives | p. 220 |
Terms to Learn | p. 220 |
Gasoline | p. 220 |
Volatility | p. 220 |
Distillation Curve | p. 222 |
Normal and Abnormal Combustion | p. 222 |
Octane Rating | p. 224 |
Gasoline Grades and Octane Number | p. 224 |
Regionally Blended Gasoline | p. 225 |
Octane Improvers | p. 230 |
Oxygenated Fuels | p. 230 |
Alcohol Additives-Advantages and Disadvantages | p. 231 |
Testing Gasoline for Alcohol Content | p. 232 |
Combustion Chemistry | p. 232 |
Air-Fuel Ratios | p. 233 |
High-Altitude Octane Requirements | p. 234 |
Valve Recession and Unleaded Fuel | p. 234 |
Reformulated Gasoline | p. 234 |
General Gasoline Recommendations | p. 235 |
Alternative Fuels | p. 236 |
Hybrid Electric Vehicles | p. 239 |
Fuel Cells | p. 240 |
Summary | p. 243 |
Review Questions | p. 244 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 244 |
Chapter 10 Temperature and Throttle Position Sensors Diagnosis | p. 245 |
Learning Objectives | p. 245 |
Terms to Learn | p. 245 |
Engine Coolant Temperature Sensors | p. 245 |
Stepped ECT Circuits | p. 246 |
Testing the Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor | p. 248 |
Intake Air Temperature Sensor | p. 252 |
Testing the Intake Air Temperature Sensor | p. 253 |
Transmission Fluid Temperature Sensor | p. 255 |
Temperature Sensor Diagnostic Trouble Codes | p. 256 |
Throttle Position Sensors | p. 257 |
TP Sensor Computer Input Functions | p. 258 |
PCM Uses for the TP Sensor | p. 258 |
Testing the Throttle Position Sensor | p. 259 |
Testing a TP Sensor Using the MIN/MAX Function | p. 260 |
Testing the TP Sensor Using a Scan Tool | p. 261 |
TP Sensor Diagnostic Trouble Codes | p. 261 |
Summary | p. 266 |
Review Questions | p. 266 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 266 |
Chapter 11 MAP and MAF Sensors Diagnosis | p. 268 |
Learning Objectives | p. 268 |
Terms to Learn | p. 265 |
Air Pressure-High and Low | p. 268 |
Principles of Pressure Sensors | p. 268 |
Construction of Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) Sensors | p. 270 |
Ceramic Disc MAP Sensor | p. 272 |
PCM Uses of the MAP Sensor | p. 272 |
Barometric Pressure Sensor | p. 274 |
Testing the Map Sensor Using a DMM | p. 275 |
Testing The MAP Sensor Using a Scan Tool | p. 276 |
Fuel-Rail Pressure Sensor | p. 276 |
MAP/BARO Diagnostic Trouble Codes | p. 276 |
Air Flow Sensors | p. 276 |
Analog and Digital MAF Sensors | p. 277 |
Mass Air Flow Sensor Types | p. 277 |
Karman Vortex Sensors | p. 279 |
PCM Uses for Air Flow Sensors | p. 280 |
Testing Mass Air Flow Sensors | p. 280 |
Summary | p. 283 |
Review Questions | p. 283 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 284 |
Chapter 12 Oxygen Sensor Diagnosis | p. 285 |
Learning Objectives | p. 285 |
Terms to Learn | p. 285 |
Oxygen Sensors | p. 285 |
Zirconia Oxygen Sensors | p. 287 |
Titania Oxygen Sensor | p. 288 |
Wide-Band Oxygen Sensors | p. 288 |
Closed Loop and Open Loop | p. 289 |
PCM Uses of the Oxygen Sensor | p. 289 |
Testing an Oxygen Sensor Using a Digital Voltmeter | p. 291 |
Testing the Oxygen Sensor Using the MIN/MAX Method | p. 293 |
Testing an Oxygen Sensor Using a Scan Tool | p. 294 |
Testing an Oxygen Sensor Using a Scope | p. 295 |
Oxygen Sensor Waveform Analysis | p. 298 |
Frequency | p. 299 |
Hash | p. 299 |
Classifications of Hash | p. 300 |
Hash Interpretation | p. 301 |
Negative O2S Voltage | p. 302 |
False O2S Readings | p. 302 |
Postcatalytic Converter Oxygen Sensor Testing | p. 303 |
Oxygen Sensor Inspection | p. 304 |
Oxygen Sensor-Related Diagnostic Trouble Codes | p. 305 |
Summary | p. 309 |
Review Questions | p. 309 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 309 |
Chapter 13 Fuel Delivery System Diagnosis | p. 311 |
Learning Objectives | p. 311 |
Terms to Learn | p. 311 |
Fuel Delivery System | p. 311 |
Fuel Supply System | p. 311 |
Electric Fuel Pumps | p. 314 |
Fuel Filters | p. 318 |
Fuel-Pump Testing | p. 320 |
Fuel-Pump Current Draw Test | p. 326 |
Fuel-Pump Current Ramping | p. 328 |
Fuel-Pump Replacement | p. 329 |
Fuel Supply-Related Diagnostic Trouble Codes | p. 330 |
Summary | p. 330 |
Review Questions | p. 331 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 331 |
Chapter 14 Fuel-Injection System Diagnosis and Service | p. 333 |
Learning Objectives | p. 333 |
Terms to Learn | p. 333 |
Port Fuel-Injection Pressure Regulator Diagnosis | p. 333 |
Diagnosing Electronic Fuel-Injection Problems Using Visual Inspection | p. 334 |
Scan Tool Vacuum Leak Diagnosis | p. 335 |
Port Fuel-Injection System Diagnosis | p. 335 |
Testing for an Injector Pulse | p. 336 |
Checking Fuel-Injector Resistance | p. 338 |
Measuring Resistance of Grouped Injectors | p. 346 |
Pressure-Drop Balance Test | p. 346 |
Injector Voltage Drop Test | p. 347 |
Exhaust Gas Balance Test | p. 348 |
Scope Testing Fuel Injectors | p. 348 |
Injector Current Ramping | p. 351 |
Idle Air Speed Control Diagnosis | p. 352 |
Fuel-Injection Service | p. 354 |
Fuel-System Scan Tool Diagnostics | p. 358 |
Summary | p. 364 |
Review Questions | p. 364 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 364 |
Chapter 15 Emission Control Devices Operation and Diagnosis | p. 366 |
Learning Objectives | p. 366 |
Terms to Learn | p. 366 |
Vehicle Emissions | p. 366 |
Need for Evaporative Emission Control | p. 367 |
Vapor Canister Storage | p. 368 |
Vapor Purging | p. 368 |
Evaporative Control Systems | p. 370 |
Enhanced Evaporative Control System | p. 370 |
Diagnosing the Evap System | p. 371 |
Locating Leaks in the System | p. 372 |
Evaporative System Monitor | p. 373 |
Exhaust Gas Recirculation Systems | p. 375 |
NO[subscript x] Formation | p. 375 |
Controlling NO[subscript x] | p. 375 |
EGR System Operation | p. 376 |
Positive and Negative Back Pressure EGR Valves | p. 376 |
Computer-Controlled EGR | p. 376 |
EGR Valve Position Sensors | p. 378 |
OBD II EGR Monitoring Strategies | p. 380 |
Diagnosing a Defective EGR System | p. 381 |
OBD II EGR System Monitor | p. 382 |
Crankcase Ventilation | p. 383 |
PCV Valves | p. 384 |
Orifice-Controlled Systems | p. 385 |
Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV) System Diagnosis | p. 385 |
PCV Monitor | p. 387 |
Air Pump System | p. 387 |
Air Distribution Manifolds and Nozzles | p. 388 |
Air Pump System Diagnosis | p. 391 |
Catalytic Converters | p. 392 |
Ceramic Monolith Catalytic Converter | p. 392 |
OBD II Catalytic Converter Performance | p. 394 |
Converter Damaging Conditions | p. 394 |
Diagnosing Catalytic Converters | p. 395 |
OBD II Catalytic Converter Monitor | p. 398 |
Catalytic Converter Replacement Guidelines | p. 398 |
Summary | p. 399 |
Review Questions | p. 399 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 399 |
Chapter 16 Exhaust Emission Testing | p. 401 |
Learning Objectives | p. 401 |
Terms to Learn | p. 401 |
Exhaust Analysis Testing | p. 401 |
Exhaust Analysis and Combustion Efficiency | p. 406 |
Baselining a Failed Vehicle | p. 409 |
What to Do After Baselining | p. 409 |
HC Too High | p. 409 |
CO Too High | p. 409 |
Measuring Oxygen (O[subscript 2]) and Carbon Dioxide (CO[subscript 2]) | p. 410 |
Photochemical Smog Formation | p. 410 |
Testing for Oxides of Nitrogen | p. 411 |
Correcting High HC Emissions | p. 411 |
Correcting High CO Emissions | p. 412 |
Correcting High HC and CO Emissions | p. 412 |
Correcting High NO[subscript x] Emissions | p. 414 |
Summary | p. 421 |
Review Questions | p. 421 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 421 |
Chapter 17 Engine Condition Diagnosis | p. 423 |
Learning Objectives | p. 423 |
Terms to Learn | p. 423 |
Typical Engine-Related Complaints | p. 423 |
Engine Smoke Diagnosis | p. 423 |
Diesel Exhaust Smoke Diagnosis | p. 424 |
Engine Noise Diagnosis | p. 426 |
Oil Pressure Testing | p. 428 |
Oil Pressure Warning Lamp | p. 428 |
Compression Test | p. 428 |
Wet Compression Test | p. 430 |
Running (Dynamic) Compression Test | p. 430 |
Cylinder Leakage Test | p. 431 |
Cylinder Power Balance Test | p. 431 |
Power Balance Test Procedure | p. 432 |
HC Balance Test | p. 432 |
Relative Compression Test | p. 433 |
Vacuum Testing | p. 433 |
Exhaust Restriction Test | p. 435 |
Testing Back Pressure with a Vacuum Gauge | p. 437 |
Testing Back Pressure with a Pressure Gauge | p. 437 |
Timing Chain Slack Diagnosis | p. 437 |
Diagnosing Head Gasket Failure | p. 438 |
Dash Warning Lights | p. 439 |
Summary | p. 451 |
Review Questions | p. 451 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 451 |
Chapter 18 Symptom-Based Diagnosis | p. 453 |
Learning Objectives | p. 453 |
Terms to Learn | p. 453 |
Engine Hesitates, Sags, or Stumbles During Acceleration | p. 454 |
Rough Idle or Stalling | p. 456 |
Spark Knock (Ping or Detonation) | p. 458 |
Engine Cranks Okay, But Is Hard to Start | p. 458 |
Engine Does Not Crank or Cranks Slowly | p. 459 |
Poor Fuel Economy | p. 460 |
Dieseling or Run-On | p. 462 |
Backfire | p. 462 |
Lack of Power | p. 463 |
Surges | p. 464 |
Cuts Out or Misfires | p. 464 |
Rich Exhaust | p. 465 |
Lean Exhaust | p. 465 |
Symptoms of a Defective Component | p. 465 |
Excessive CO Exhaust Emissions | p. 466 |
Excessive HC Exhaust Emissions | p. 467 |
Excessive NO[subscript x] Exhaust Emissions | p. 468 |
Summary | p. 468 |
Review Questions | p. 469 |
ASE Certification-Type Questions | p. 469 |
Appendix 1 Sample Ase Engine Performance (A8) Certification Test | p. 472 |
Appendix 2 Sample Ase Advanced Level (L1) Engine Performance Certification Test | p. 478 |
Appendix 3 Engine Performance (A8) Ase Certification Test Correlation Chart | p. 489 |
Appendix 4 Engine Performance (A8) Natef Task List Correlation Chart | p. 493 |
English Glossary | p. 497 |
Spanish Glossary | p. 504 |
Index | p. 512 |