General Test Index: Notes

2005 Mazda B2300 AutomaticSECTION Notes
GENERAL TEST INDEX

General Test Chart
NO. NAME TEST PAGE
1 VREF Used to diagnose VREF supply malfunctions. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 1: VEHICLE REFERENCE VOLTAGE  .
2 CTO Used to diagnose Clean Tachometer Output malfunctions. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 2: TACHOMETER OUTPUT (CTO) FAILURE  .
3 MIL Used to diagnose MIL malfunctions. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 3: MALFUNCTION INDICATOR LAMP (MIL)  .
4 Intermittent Used to diagnose intermittent concerns. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 4: INTERMITTENT 
5 Fuel Delivery Used to diagnose fuel delivery concerns. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 5: FUEL DELIVERY SYSTEM  .
6 PCV Used to diagnose PCV system. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 6: POSITIVE CRANKCASE VENTILATION PCV SYSTEM  .
7 EEC Power Relay Used to diagnose Electronic Engine Control Power Relay failure. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 7: PCM POWER RELAY  .
8 CKP Used to diagnose CKP sensor, harness and PCM malfunctions. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 8: CRANKSHAFT POSITION (CKP) SENSOR  .
9 Fuel Pump Inspection Used to diagnose fuel pump function. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 9: FUEL PUMP INSPECTION  .
10 Fuel Pressure Inspection Used to diagnose fuel line pressure and pressure hold. See PINPOINT TEST 10: FUEL LINE PRESSURE/FUEL PRESSURE HOLD INSPECTION  .
11 Fuel Injector Inspection Used to diagnose fuel injector concerns. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 11: FUEL INJECTOR INSPECTION  .
12 No Start Used to diagnose No Start condition. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 12: NO START  .
13 Ignition Scope Test Used to diagnose ignition coil malfunction and misfires. See GENERAL PINPOINT TEST 13: IGNITION SCOPE PINPOINT TEST  .
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