General Information: DTC Detecting Condition

2010 Kia Rondo LX, 2.7 6SECTION DTC Detecting Condition
DTC C2402 DETECTING CONDITION CHART

Item Detecting Condition Possible cause
DTC Strategy
  • Battery Voltage Monitoring
  • Open or short of power supply circuit (ABS2)
  • Faulty HECU
Case1 (Motor Relay Open or Motor Short to GND) Detect Mode
  • Outside the ABS control cycle
  • Inside the ABS control cycle
  • Diagnosis mode
Enable Conditions
  • If the motor relay is switched ON and motor voltage < (IGN voltage - 4VΒ±0.5V) continued for 49msec, the failure is detected.
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Case2 (Motor Lock) Detect Mode
  • Outside the ABS control cycle
  • Diagnosis mode
Enable Conditions
  • After motor relay is switched OFF, VMR is measured. If the time which VMR > 1Β±0.1V is less than evaluation time, recheck is performed again for a maximum of three times.

    When VMR is not normal even on the third recheck, the controller recognizes it as failure.

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Case3 (Motor Open, Motor Short to BATT) Detect Mode
  • Initial Check
  • Outside the ABS control cycle
  • Diagnosis mode
  • Failure mode
Enable Conditions
  • After 1.8 sec from the time that motor relay is switched OFF, VMR > 4Β±0.5V continued for 1.8 sec, the failure is detected.
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Case4 (Motor Fuse Open) Detect Mode
  • Initial Check
  • Outside the ABS control cycle
  • Inside the ABS control cycle
  • Diagnosis mode
  • Failure mode
Enable Conditions
  • If the motor relay is switched OFF and VMRP (Motor power supply voltage) < 4Β±0.5V continued for 1sec, the failure is detected.
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Fail Safe
  • The ABS/ESC functions are inhibited.
  • The ABS/ESC warning lamps are activated and the EBD warning lamp is not activated.
  • Motor failure during the ABS control cycle (Case 1, 4) :

    Inhibit the ABS/ESC control of front wheels, allow the ABS/ESC control of rear wheels, and ABS/ESC warning lamps are switched on at the end of ABS control.

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