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HOMESERVICE MANUALSHYUNDAI2024KONA LIMITED, 4WDREPAIR AND DIAGNOSISEXTERNAL PAGESDIFFERENT VARIANT/TRIMSECTION 27 (ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEM DIAGNOSIS - 2.0 (10 OF 15))DTC P0617-00: STARTER RELAY CIRCUIT HIGHDTC INSPECTIONINSPECTION FOR START RELAY COMPONENTS
2024 Hyundai Kona Limited, 4WD

Inspection For Start Relay Components

2024 Hyundai Kona Limited, 4WDSECTION Inspection For Start Relay Components
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  1. Check the starting relay unit using a multi-tester.
  2. If the starting relay resistance is out of the specified value, replace the starting relay.
  3. If the resistance is bad, replace the starting relay by referring to the appropriate service information.
  4. Check the energized state of the starter relay switch contacts, and if it is not energized, judge it as contact damage and replace the relay.
    List of Inspection Normal value Inspection Condition Probe (+) Probe (-)
    start relay
    Unit Inspection    		 Approx. 70 ~ 130Ω
    1. IGN Switch "OFF"
    2. Disconnect the ignition relay connector
    		 Start relay component side
    5. Coil Low - with SMK 
    5. Relay control - W/O SMK     		 Start relay component side
    3. Coil High - with SMK 
    3. Start switch - W/O SMK 
    start relay
    Unit Inspection    		 S/W electric current application
    1. IGN Switch "OFF"
    2. Disconnect the ignition relay connector
    3. Apply 12V power and ground to the relay coil
    		 Start relay component side
    1. Power     		 Start relay component side
    2. Starter motor power 

    OK 

    Go to "Inspection For Starter Relay Power Circuit"  procedure.

    NG 

    If the starting relay resistance and S/W contact status are bad, replace the "starting relay" by referring to the appropriate service information.

    Go to "Final DTC checking"  procedure.

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