CAN Communication Circuit Check: List: Main-Can

2014 Subaru Impreza Sport LimitedSECTION Main-Can
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Resistance value between CAN Hi and Lo Contents of inspection Remarks
Ground short inspection < Ref. to GROUND SHORT INSPECTION (MAIN-CAN) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> Shorted to ground in the communication circuit or control module.
Battery short inspection < Ref. to BATTERY SHORT INSPECTION (MAIN-CAN) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> Shorted to battery power supply in the communication circuit or control module.
53 - 61 Ω < Ref. to 53 - 61 Ω , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> Combined resistance of end resistance does not have malfunction; short to ground or +B short of the CAN communication circuit is possible, however.
52 Ω or less < Ref. to 52 Ω OR LESS , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> Resistance is lower than combined resistance of end resistance. Short to CAN Hi and CAN Lo on the CAN communication circuit is possible.
62 Ω or more < Ref. to 62 Ω OR MORE , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> Resistance is higher than combined resistance of end resistance. Open circuit of CAN communication circuit is possible.
Related lines 53 - 61 Ω (TCM) < Ref. to RELATED LINES 53 - 61 Ω (TCM) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> No TCM data is received. Perform inspection when faulty is detected.
Related lines 53 - 61 Ω (steering angle sensor) < Ref. to RELATED LINES 53 - 61 Ω (STEERING ANGLE SENSOR) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> No steering angle sensor data is received. Perform inspection when faulty is detected.
Related line 53 - 61 Ω (A/C control panel) < Ref. to RELATED LINE 53 - 61 Ω (A/C CONTROL PANEL) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> No A/C data is received. Perform inspection when faulty is detected.
Related lines 53 - 61 Ω (electric power steering Control Module) < Ref. to RELATED LINES 53 - 61 Ω (ELECTRIC POWER STEERING Control Module) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> No electric power steering data is received. Perform inspection when faulty is detected.
Related lines 53 - 61 Ω (combination meter) < Ref. to RELATED LINES 53 - 61 Ω (COMBINATION METER) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> No meter data is received. Perform inspection when faulty is detected.
Related lines 53 - 61 Ω (MFD) < Ref. to RELATED LINES 53 - 61 Ω (MFD) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> No MFD data is received. Perform inspection when faulty is detected.
Related lines 53 - 61 Ω (A/B Control Module) < Ref. to RELATED LINES 53 - 61 Ω (A/B Control Module) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> No airbag data is received. Perform inspection when faulty is detected.
Related lines 53 - 61 Ω (keyless access system) < Ref. to RELATED LINES 53 - 61 Ω (KEYLESS ACCESS SYSTEM) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> No keyless access Control Module data is received. Perform inspection when faulty is detected.
Related lines 53 - 61 Ω (remote engine starter) < Ref. to RELATED LINES 53 - 61 Ω (REMOTE ENGINE STARTER) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> Perform inspection when the remote engine starter does not operate, while the mobile key side operates normally.
Related line 53 - 61 Ω (headlight beam leveler) < Ref. to RELATED LINES 53 - 61 Ω (HEADLIGHT BEAM LEVELER) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> No headlight beam leveler data is received. Perform inspection when faulty is detected.
Related lines 53 - 61 Ω (HPCM) < Ref. to RELATED LINES 53 - 61 Ω (HPCM) , INSPECTION, CAN Communication Circuit Check.> No hybrid data is received. Perform inspection when faulty is detected.
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