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  1. My problem is with the oil temp ,,, i am getting the code and also i cant read my oil level because the cluster is giving me a msg that the engine is not wormed up ,,,

    i changed the oil sensor and still the same problem ,i am thinking of removing the sensor switch to see if i get a different code other than p0197(LOW Voltg) and that will indicate that the harness is fine ??? what do u think ???

    maybe there is way to know which pin refers to oil temp sensor from the DME side so i can check for continuity ?

    Been out all day, but had a look at the wiring diagram. Nearly all the signals go to the instrument cluster first not the DME.

    Here are the pin numbers required at the instrument cluster:

    B18 ground oil level colour Br/Or

    B2 Oil level Colour Gn/Bu

    B5 Oil Pressure Colour Gn/Rd

    A13 Oil pressure switch Colour Gn/Wh

    I will look to see if I can find some more .

    Frank

    Right also found the Motor Oil Temperature goes to the DME pin C5 Colour Gn/Rd.

    Apart form oil temp it would appear the DME doe not have anything else to do with the oil pressure or level

    :)

  2. hi all i need ur kind help with the following

    1-

    p0197 Oil temperature

    i changed the sensor and still its not working i cant know the oil level coz am getting engine is not worm massage , durametric is giving me this code again and again , i understand it could be the harness or the DME(hopefully not) , how can i check the wiring ? i want to check if the wiring is ok (grounding maybe ?)

    2-

    4460 Pressure sensor

    when i reach the speed of 50kilo/m i get PSM/ABS

    how can i troubleshoot the system ?below 50km the ABS seems to work fine

    thanks in advance

    1. DME 7.8

    1709 P0197 0-37 page 1

    DME 7.8

    p0197

    0

    Printed in Germany, 2000

    0-37 P0197

    125 Oil temperature sensor - below limit

    Diagnosis conditions

    • Idle speed

    • Time elapsed after engine start-up greater than 5 minutes

    Possible fault cause

    ♦ Temperature sensor faulty

    ♦ Wiring harness

    ♦ DME control module faulty

    Affected terminals

    Terminal III/5 and III/17

    Resistance values

    60 °C 2.8 - 3.5 kΩ

    90°C 1.0 - 1.3 kΩ

    120°C 0.4 - 0.6 kΩ

    0

    Printed in Germany, 2000

    Diagnosis/troubleshooting

    Work instruction Display OK If not OK

    1 Check temperature sensor

    ♦ Connect special tool 9637 to

    wiring harness (DME control

    module plug)

    ♦ Measure resistance between Pin

    III/17 and Pin III/5

    2.8 - 3.5 kΩ

    (at 60 °C)

    ⇒ Step 2

    Replace temperature

    sensor

    → End

    2 Check wiring from DME

    control module to temperature

    sensor for continuity

    ♦ Connect special tool 9637 to

    wiring harness (DME control

    module plug)

    ♦ Remove plug connection of temperature

    sensor

    ♦ Measure resistance between

    special tool 9637 Pin III/17 and

    temperature sensor plug Pin 2

    ♦ Measure resistance between

    special tool 9637 Pin III/5 and

    temperature sensor plug Pin 1

    0 - 5 Ω

    ⇒ Step 3

    Repair wiring harness

    → End

    3 Check wiring from DME

    control module to temperature

    sensor for short to

    ground

    ♦ Connect special tool 9637 to

    wiring harness (DME control

    module plug)

    ♦ Remove plug connection of temperature

    sensor

    ♦ Measure resistance between Pin

    III/5 and ground

    ∞ Ω

    ⇒ Step 4

    Repair wiring harness

    → End

    4 Replace DME control module ⇒ Step 5

    5 Perform adaptation ♦ Switch on the ignition

    ♦ Wait one minute

    ♦ Do not press the accelerator

    ♦ Switch off the ignition for at

    least 10 seconds

    ♦ Read out the fault memory

    → End

    2. 45-30 Fault code 4460

    Pressure sensor

    Diagnostic conditions

    • Pressure sensor actual value is evaluated and displays an

    implausible value

    Possible cause of fault

    ♦ Short circuit to ground/voltage or open circuit in circuit to control

    module terminals 25, 26 and 42

    ♦ Plug connection on stop light switch faulty

    ♦ Adjustment of the stop light switch not OK

    ♦ Wiring/ plug connection faulty

    ♦ Pressure sensor faulty (replace hydraulic unit)

    Affected terminals

    Terminals 25, 26 and 42

    Diagnosis/troubleshooting

    Work instruction Display OK If not OK

    1 Visual inspection ♦ Check the pressure sensor plug

    for damage and corrosion

    ⇒ Step 2 Repair pressure sensor

    plug

    2 Check supply voltage of

    the pressure sensor for

    short circuit to ground/

    open circuit

    ♦ Switch off ignition

    ♦ Pull off pressure sensor plug

    ♦ Switch on ignition

    ♦ Measure voltage between pin 3

    of pressure sensor plug and

    ground

    approx. 5 V

    ⇒ Step 3

    ♦ Display 0 V:

    Short circuit to

    ground/open circuit

    in circuit between

    PSM control module

    plug pin 42 and

    pressure sensor

    plug pin 3

    ♦ Display > 11 V

    Short circuit to voltage

    between PSM

    control module plug

    pin 42 and pin 3 of

    the booster pump

    pressure sensor

    plug, or PSM contol

    module faulty

    → End

    thanks sir for the replay ,,,

    but ,i dont have the special tool nor the knowledge to follow these instructions ,,, for now i am really worried about knowing my oil level , so i need to fix the oil temp sensor ,,,

    i took alook and the switch it seems fine to me ,,, is there any easy way to solve this problem ?

    regards

  3. hi all i need ur kind help with the following

    1-

    p0197 Oil temperature

    i changed the sensor and still its not working i cant know the oil level coz am getting engine is not worm massage , durametric is giving me this code again and again , i understand it could be the harness or the DME(hopefully not) , how can i check the wiring ? i want to check if the wiring is ok (grounding maybe ?)

    2-

    4460 Pressure sensor

    when i reach the speed of 50kilo/m i get PSM/ABS

    how can i troubleshoot the system ?below 50km the ABS seems to work fine

    thanks in advance

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