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HOMESERVICE MANUALSHYUNDAI2024KONA LIMITED, 4WDREPAIR AND DIAGNOSISEXTERNAL PAGESDIFFERENT VARIANT/TRIMSECTION 27 (ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEM DIAGNOSIS - 2.0 (10 OF 15))DTC P0630-00: VIN NOT PROGRAMMED OR INCOMPATIBLE-ECM/PCMDTC INSPECTIONINSPECTION FOR PCM CONNECTORNOTES
2024 Hyundai Kona Limited, 4WD

Inspection For PCM Connector: Notes

2024 Hyundai Kona Limited, 4WDSECTION Notes
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  1. If it is possible to check the current DTC by reproducing the fault, perform the basic inspection below before the detailed inspection.

    Information 

    Since the electronic control device is composed of numerous wires and connectors, many causes of failure are caused by poor contact as follows:

    These failures cause failures of various phenomena including DTC and also damage parts.

    List of Inspection How to Inspect Part to Inspect
    1. Poor connection of connector Check whether connector is connected temporarily or incompletely Alternator
    PCM
    ECU1 fuse
    PCB-C middle connector
    2. Pushed and deformed terminal Check the faulty terminal pin, such as pushing, bending, warping.
    3. Terminal corrosion/contamination Corrosion caused by moisture ingress
    Check poor contact due to inflow of contaminants, such as oil

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Go to "Inspection For Run "Vehicle S/W Management" - Read VIN"  procedure.

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If it is simply caused by moisture inflow without corrosion, locate and repair the cause.

If the pin contact point of connector is loosened, repair the part.

If the unit has corrosion due to the moisture inflow, replace corroded unit or wiring assembly.

Go to "Final DTC checking"  procedure.

Information 

The following cases are caused by the inflow of moisture in the connector.

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