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2013 Suzuki Kizashi Sport GTS, FWD

Judgment of Communication Bus Check

2013 Suzuki Kizashi Sport GTS, FWDSECTION Judgment of Communication Bus Check
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When performing "Communication Bus Check" by using SUZUKI scan tool, refer to the following table for judgment.

JUDGMENT OF COMMUNICATION BUS CHART

Judgment Display of Communication Bus Check
Normal
  • All connected control modules/sensors (communicated by CAN) are displayed and its back ground color is "White".
  • Above state remains unchanged while monitoring for longer than 1 minute.
Abnormal
  • Even one of connected control modules/sensors (communicated by CAN) is not displayed.
  • Background color for names of control modules/sensors (communicated by CAN) is displayed in "Gray" or "Light blue".
  • Background color for names of control modules/sensors (communicated by CAN) is changed to "Gray" (the numbers of control modules/sensors decrease) or "Light blue" (the numbers of control modules/sensors increase).
  • "Communication Bus Check" cannot be executed.
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