2004 BMW 760LiFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

High Pressure Fuel Injector Control Module (HDEV)

  1. Is there a Test Plan available for the HDEV? ________________________________ 
  2. Select Control Unit Functions (MED 9.2.1), Diagnosis Requests. Is there a status under the "Part Functions" column for observing the HDEV injector output? __________________ 
  3. What are the pin and connector numbers at the ECM (1 or 2) for the fuel injector output request? Connector _____________ Pins _______________ 

    ____________ ____________

    ____________ ____________

  4. Record the voltage value at one of these pins with: 

    The engine not running (ignition on). _________ V 

    Engine running at idle speed. __________ V 

    Rev engine up to 2000 RPM. __________ V 

  5. What are the pin and connector numbers at the HDEV (1 or 2) for the output control of one of the fuel injectors? Connector ___________________ Pins ___________________ 

    voltage ground

    Ask the Instructor for assistance: 

  6. Using the ground pin of this fuel injector at the HDEV, record the voltage value with: 

    The engine not running (ignition on). _____________ V 

    Engine running at idle speed. ____________ V 

    Rev engine up to 2000 RPM. ______________ V 

  7. Use the MFK 2 cable to observe a scope pat- 

    tern from the same pin and record that pattern on the right (engine at idle speed)  .

    Hint: Start out with a scope setting of 10Hz at 100 V for MFK 2 (Channel B)  .

    Increase the engine speed to 2000 RPM and observe pattern  .

    Fig 1: High Pressure Fuel Injector Control Module (HDEV) Display
    G03390455Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

    HDEV activation (sample shown to the right): 

    Fig 2: HDEV Activation Graph
    G03390456Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
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