Ford Falcon. Manual — part 201
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Powertrain Control Management
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION (Continued)
nitrogen oxide (NOX) gasses, while providing
Module Programming
excellent fuel economy, optimal power and
performance. The system regulates emissions and
Special Tool(s)
fuel economy by controlling the air-fuel ratio at the
Worldwide Diagnostic System
optimum level during different driving conditions.
(WDS)
Within the closed loop system, deviations from the
—
optimal air-fuel ratio are measured. The PCM
monitors the signal from the HEGO sensor, then
adjusts fuel-air mixture to maintain the correct ratio.
The principle is based on measuring the residual
oxygen content in the exhaust with a HEGO sensor.
The oxygen content of the exhaust is a measure of
Principles of Operation
the air-fuel ratio being provided to the engine. Where
PCM modules must be programmed as part of the
the air-fuel ratio deviates from the stoichiometric point
repair procedure. If this procedure is not followed the
of 14.64:1, the sensor voltage output changes
module will not function correctly and may set a
sharply. The PCM evaluates the change and adjusts
number of DTCs, including P1639, which indicate that
the injector pulse width to maintain the air fuel ratio
some necessary data has not been programmed into
within the stoichiometric point. In Closed Loop Mode,
the module.
the air-fuel ratio is kept at the optimum for all driving
PCMs should not be exchanged between vehicles. In
conditions.
most cases the parameter values or settings are
This precise control of the fuel-air ratio allows a
unique to that vehicle, and if not set correctly will
catalytic converter to be used in the exhaust system
cause malfunctions or faults.
to burn-up the harmful particles and maintain the
WDS will automatically attempt to retrieve the module
lowest exhaust emissions.
configuration information from all modules, and from a
After the HEGO has reached operating temperature,
backup location in the PCM when the vehicle ID is
the PCM selects Closed Loop Mode during closed
carried out. If the module and the PCM do not contain
throttle or part throttle operation.
correct information the diagnostic tool will display a list
Closed Throttle Mode
of items that you will need to manually configure. The
diagnostic tool will program the module based on the
Closed Throttle Mode occurs whenever there is no
data you enter.
demand on the throttle. This occurs during idle,
There are three different methods that are used for
coasting and deceleration. The PCM is able to detect
module programming:
a closed throttle condition by monitoring the signal
from the Throttle Position Sensor (TP) <TPS>.
programmable module installation (PMI)
The PCM controls idle speed, injector pulse width and
module reprogramming
ignition timing in Closed Throttle Mode to maintain the
programmable parameters
correct air-fuel ratio.
Some modules do not support all three methods.
Under periods of prolonged idle, the PCM will exit
Programmable Module Installation (PMI)
closed loop mode and hold the mixture slightly richer
than the stoichiometric point to enhance idle quality.
The programmable module installation (PMI) method
During deceleration at engine speeds above
is used when a new PCM module is installed on the
approximately 2,000 RPM, the injectors are shut off.
vehicle. The diagnostic tool automatically obtains any
At engine speeds below 2,000 RPM, the fuel injectors available module option content information for the old
are re-enabled.
PCM during the vehicle ID routine that runs when the
diagnostic tool is initially connected to the vehicle. It is
Powertrain Control Hardware
important that you connect WDS to the vehicle and
allow it to identify the vehicle and obtain configuration
Powertrain Control Module
data prior to removing the old PCM.
The centre of the PCM system is a microprocessor
Module Programming
controlled Powertrain Control Module (PCM).
Depending on model, the PCM has 92 or 122
Calibration update is used to install a new calibration
electrical connector pins through which it receives
and strategy into a module. The updates are usually
input from sensors and other electronic components.
issued to fix a concern in the module software and
Based on information received and programmed into
would normally be addressed by another technical
its memory, the PCM generates output signals to
service bulletin (TSB).
control the engine and transmission through various
relays, solenoids and actuators.
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION (Continued)
Keep Alive Power (KAPWR) when the ignition key is
Vehicle Identification (VID) Block
in the OFF position so that this information is not lost.
The PCMs contain a memory area called a vehicle
KAPWR is routed through a fuse, situated in the
identification (VID) block. The VID block is used to
instrument panel.
store powertrain configuration information.
If the PCM power supply is interrupted then the PCM
The PCM VID block contains the factory settings for
may lose the "Keep Alive Memory" data. The KAM
the configurable modules unless the PCM is flashed
data retention time for the PCM depends on the
with a new calibration in which case some PCM
module temperature during the period without power
parameters may be modified.
(e.g. battery disconnected).
General Procedures
Vehicle Reference Voltage
Vehicle Reference Voltage (VREF) is a positive 5.0
General Procedures
Volt output from the PCM used by 3-wire sensors.
Tire Size and Axle Ratio
Signal Return
Using the WDS, select Module Configuration and
The Signal Return (SIGRTN) is a dedicated ground
Programming, then follow the screen prompts.
circuit used by engine sensors.
Tire Size, Axle Ratio and Option Index
Power Ground
Feature
Falcon
Power Ground (PWRGND) is an electric ground
Tire Size
215/60R16
return for the Powertrain Control Module (PCM).
225/50R17
245/40R18
Power Supply
235/45R17
The PCM’s power relay voltage supply (VPWR) is
255/60R16
controlled by the PCM’s power sustain (PWRSTN)
output circuit. The PWRSTN output turns on
215/55R16
immediately when the ignition is “ON” and maintains
Axle Ratio
3.23
power to the PCM power relay for a further 1 second
3.45
after key-off. This key-off delay enables the PCM to
position the ETC throttle plate close during engine
Speed Control
Not Present
shut down.
Present
Speed Source
ABS Only
Connections
Other
PCM Pin B9
….. . . . . . IGNSNS
Traction Control
PCM Pin B37
….. . . . . … PWRSTN
PCM Pin B34, B36
. . . . . … VPWR
Power and Ground Signals
Failure Mode
Vehicle Power
If the PCM does not appear to turn on (no engine
TURN-ON
crank and no PRNDL display when T-bar is moved),
When the ignition switch is turned to the START or
ascertain that the PCM is being correctly powered up.
RUN positions, positive battery voltage (B+) is applied Failure in the IGNSNS and PWRSTN circuit or wiring
to the PCM’s IGNSNS input. The PCM’s PWRSTN
circuit will result in no power to the PCM.
output grounds the VPWR relay. Since the other end
Testing
of the VPWR relay coil is wired to B+, this energises
the coil and closes the contacts of the PCM power
Refer to wiring diagrams 303-14-00/01 (I6) and
relay. This supplies VPWR to the PCM, turning it on.
303-14-00/02 (V8).
TURN-OFF
1. Ensure that the vehicle ignition system and the
When the ignition switch is turned to the OFF or ACC
instrument cluster is working correctly by
positions, the PCM’s IGNSNS input reads 0V. The
observing the warning lamps on the instrument
PCM turns off the injectors and commands the
cluster at the ignition “RUN” position.
electronic throttle to the closed position.
2. Remove the PCM power relay.
Approximately 1 second later, the PWRSTN output
3. While the ignition is in the RUN position, measure
turns off and de-energises the PCM power relay. This
the voltage of the 4 relay pin and ground. Ensure
turns off VPWR to the PCM.
that the contact pin 361A and the relay coil pin
513 measure 12V. Rectify wiring if required.
Keep Alive Memory
The PCM stores some information in Keep Alive
Memory (KAM). The KAM remains powered through
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION (Continued)
4. Measure the voltage of the relay coil pin 175E to
CKP Sensor, I6 Engine
the battery 12V. If this measures 12V, replace the
relay with a known good unit and ensure that the
relay clicks as it is inserted into the relay socket. If
12V is not measured, remove the PCM and probe
the IGNSNS pin for 12V (ensure key is in the
“RUN” position) and check the wiring continuity
between PWRSTN and the relay coil pin 175E.
Rectify wiring if required.
5. Reinstall the PCM power relay.
6. To confirm that the relay circuitry is operational,
ground the PWRSTN pin and ensure that 12 V is
present at the VPWR pins at the PCM.
7. Turn the key to the “OFF” position.
8. Plug the wiring harness to the PCM.
The CKP signal is produced by an Inductive Pulse
9. Start
the
vehicle.
Generator. Its main components are a reluctor
If the PCM is still non-functional, replace the PCM.
(toothed wheel on the harmonic balancer) and a
pick-up coil. When the engine rotates, the toothed
Inputs
wheel passes the coil pick-up. The strength of the
magnetic field changes from strong to weak, and
Crankshaft Position Sensor (CKP)
vice-versa, as the teeth rotate past the pick-up coil.
The amplitude and frequency of the CKP signal is
The Crankshaft Position (CKP) sensor is a magnetic
proportional to engine speed. As engine speed
transducer mounted on the front timing cover. A
increases, so does the voltage amplitude.
reluctor (tooth wheel) is mounted on the front of the
crankshaft internal to the engine. The CKP is the
CKP Sensor, V8 Engine
primary sensor for ignition timing information used by
the powertrain control module (PCM).
The reluctor, or trigger wheel, has a total of 35 teeth,
spaced 10 degrees apart with one empty space for a
missing tooth. By monitoring the trigger wheel, the
CKP indicates crankshaft position and speed
information to the PCM.
The PCM uses the CKP signal and the Camshaft
Position Sensor (Cylinder Identification) (CMP) <CID>
signal to determine the position of piston 1 within the
cycle. From this, the PCM calculates spark and fuel
injection timing.
The CKP signal converts the crankshaft position to an
electrical signal as shown below. The analogue AC
voltage CKP signal is converted to a digital PIP signal;
The reluctor has a missing tooth positioned before
this signal is used internally by the Powertrain Control
cylinder No. 1 reaches TDC. The PCM keeps count of
Module (PCM), every rising edge signals that the
the teeth as they pass the pick-up, using the missing
crankshaft is 10
° before TDC for a particular cylinder
tooth as a reference point. The PCM can then
s compression stroke.
calculate the exact crankshaft position at any time. As
the crankshaft rotates twice between each combustion
stroke, he CKP uses a signal from the CMP sensor to
determine the position within the cycle. On I6 engines
the missing tooth is 60
° BTDC, while on V8 engines it
is 90
° BTDC.
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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION (Continued)
Failure Mode
Crankshaft Position Sensor
The PCM will not be able to determine the current
engine speed or crankshaft position without the
correct signal from the CKP sensor. If the CKP sensor
fails, or an improper signal is received at the PCM,
fuel pump operation, spark and fuel injection are
suspended.
Testing
Sensor Test
1. Disconnect the harness from the CKP connector.
2. Measure the resistance across the connector
terminals using a suitable multimeter. Replace the
solenoid if not within specification.
CKP Resistance Specification
Item
Description
280 - 380
Ω
1
Sensor Housing
3. Check the harness for open circuits and short
2
Timing Cover
circuits.
3
Soft Iron Core
Temperature and Manifold Absolute
4
Coil Winding
Pressure Sensor
5
Toothed Wheel
The I6 Temperature And Manifold Absolute Pressure
6
Permanent Magnet
(T-MAP) sensor is located on the inlet manifold, below
The Coil On Plug (COP) Ignition System uses the
the throttle body. The 5.4, 3V V8 T-MAP sensor is
CKP and CMP signals to generate a digital Profile
located on the inlet manifold, adjacent to cylinder 8.
Ignition Pick-Up (PIP) signal. The PIP signal produces The 5.4L, 4V, V8 T-MAP sensor is located on the inlet
a rising edge when the crankshaft is at 10º BTDC of
manifold, adjacent to throttle body.
any cylinder s compression stroke. The PCM uses the
The T-MAP sensor is a combined pressure and
PIP signal to calculate spark timing.
temperature sensor that measures both intake air
Connections
temperature and manifold absolute pressure. The
Powertrain Control Module (PCM) uses these signals
PCM Pin A30. . . . . . . . . CKP Positive
for air mass calculations.
PCM Pin A41. . . . . . . . . CKP Negative
The T-MAP sensor uses a Piezo resistive sensor and
outputs a voltage proportional to the manifold
Circuit
absolute pressure. The voltage increases as manifold
vacuum falls.
A temperature-sensing element is incorporated into
the T-MAP senor to measure the temperature of the
intake air within the manifold. The temperature
element employs a thermistor that is sensitive to
temperature variations. The resistance of the
thermistor decreases as the temperature rises. The
sensor also measures barometric pressure when the
ignition is moving from the ON to the START positions
or whenever the throttle is wide open.
Connections
PCM Pin A38
. . . . . …. . . ...MAP Signal
PCM Pin A25
. . . . . …. . . ...IAT Signal
PCM Pin A36. .Vehicle Reference Voltage (VREF)
Diagnosis
PCM Pin A32. . . . . ..Signal Return (SIGRTN)
Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) are retrieved through
the diagnostic connector using the WDS tester.
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