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Pinpoint Tests RG: REDUCTANT Pump: Introduction
2021 Ford Edge SE, 4WDSECTION Introduction
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NOTE:
Regeneration may occur during normal operation. During regeneration, diagnostic procedures may display biased values. If a regeneration occurs during diagnostic procedures, allow the process to complete before continuing diagnostics.
This pinpoint test is intended to diagnose the following:
- reductant pump
- reductant pump control module
- harness circuits: RDPAP, RDPBP, RDPC, RDPCP, RDPGND, RDPM and VPWR
- reductant dosage control module (5H298)
- PCM (12A650)
Harness Side
| Circuit | Pin |
|---|---|
| GND (Ground) | 15 |
| RDPAP (Reductant Pump A Phase) | 7 |
| RDPBP (Reductant Pump B Phase) | 8 |
| RDPCP (Reductant Pump C Phase) | 16 |
| GND (Ground) | 11 |
Harness Side
| Circuit | Pin |
|---|---|
| VPWR (Vehicle Power) | 5 |
| GND (Ground) | 1 |
| RDPC (Reductant Pump Control) | 4 |
| RDPM (Reductant Pump Monitor) | 3 |
| RDPAP (Reductant Pump A Phase) | 6 |
| RDPBP (Reductant Pump B Phase) | 2 |
| RDPCP (Reductant Pump C Phase) | 7 |
Harness Side
| Circuit | Pin |
|---|---|
| RDPC (Reductant Pump Control) | 17 |
| RDPM (Reductant Pump Monitor) | 20 |
RENDER: 1.0x
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