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Isuzu N-Series. Service manual - part 288

 

 

HSA (HILL START AID) 5A5-31

DTC 91 Solenoid Valve Drive Signal and Solenoid Valve Monitor Conditions Are Erratic

Step

Action

Value

YES

NO

1

Is the connector of the HSA valve normal?

Go to Step2

Go to Step3

2

Disconnect the connector of HSA valve. Mea-
sure the resistance in HSA valve. Is the mea-
surement completed?

55.8

Ω±10%

Go to Step4

Go to Step5

3

Repair the connector.

Is the repair completed?

Go to Step4

Go to Step3

4

Measure the resistances between the HSA
valve connector terminals and the HSA con-
trol unit connector terminals 3 “J-155” and 28
“B-285” (front side), and 1 “J-155” and 8 “B-
285” (rear side) (with the connector discon-
nected). Is the measurement completed?

Less than 5

Go to Step6

Go to Step7

5

Replace the HSA valve.

Is the repair completed?

Go to Step6

Go to Step5

6

Is the battery voltage applied between the
HSA valve connector terminals 2 “J-155”, 4 “J-
155” and the body ground (with connector dis-
connected)?

20 V or more

Go to Step8

Go to Step9

7

Repair the open circuit of the circuit that has
resistance of 5

Ω or more.

Is the repair completed?

Go to Step8

Go to Step7

8

Replace the HSA control unit.

Is the repair completed?

Go to Step10

Go to Step8

9

Repair the open circuit of the circuit that has
resistance of less than 20V.

Is the repair completed?

Go to Step10

Go to Step9

10

After HSA repair, make sure no trouble is
found during self-diagnosis.

Is this step completed?

Go to Step10

5A5-32 HSA (HILL START AID)

N5A3027E

HSA (HILL START AID) 5A5-33

List of Trouble Phenomenon

For the troubles which are not appeared as trouble
code, interview the customer and the test run the vehicle

to check for trouble symptom, and perform the diagnosis
according the symptom.

Possible cause

Trouble 
symptom

Door 

switch

Park-

ing 

brake 

switch

Clutch 

fluid 

pres-

sure 

switch

HSA 

reset 

switch

HSA 

valve, 

pipe

ACG

HSA 

lamp 

(includ

ing 

meter)

HSA 

off 

switch

HSA 

adjust 
switch

Speed 

sensor

Neu-

tral 

switch

Stop 

lamp 

switch

Clutch 

sensor

Back-

up 

lamp 

switch

Diode 

box

Action to
be taken

HSA does not
operate.

Refer to
the trouble
symptom.

HSA does not
release though
the HSA off
switch is
depressed.

Refer to
the trouble
symptom.

HSA does not
release though
the vehicle is
operated to
start. (HSA indi-
cator lamp
remains ON.)

Refer to
the trouble
symptom.

HSA does not
release though
the parking
brake is
applied.

Refer to
the trouble
symptom.

HSA indicator
lamp does not
come on. (HSA
does not oper-
ate.)

Refer to
the trouble
symptom.

HSA indicator
lamp does not
come on. (HSA
does operate.)

Refer to
the trouble
symptom.

HSA indicator
lamp does not
go off. (HSA
released.)

Refer to
the trouble
symptom.

Buzzer does
not sound
though the door
is opened while
HSA operating.

Refer to
the trouble
symptom.

HSA indicator
lamp blinks
abnormally and
does not out-
put the trouble
cord during
self-diagnosis.

Refer to
the trouble
symptom.

Buzzer beeps
continuously
during self-
diagnosis (trou-
ble code out-
put impossible) 

Refer to
the trouble
symptom.

5A5-34 HSA (HILL START AID)

Symptom: HSA Does not Operate

Step

Action

Value

YES

NO

1

Does the HSA indicator lamp not illuminate?

Go to Step2

Go to Step3

2

Is the fuse “F-17” normal?

Go to Step4

Go to Step5

3

Check the HSA valve and the pipe, and repair
or replace.

Is the repair completed?

Go to Step5

Go to Step3

4

Measure the battery voltage between the HSA
control unit connector terminal 14 “B-285” and
the body ground (with connector discon-
nected). Is the measurement completed?

20 V or more

Go to Step6

Go to Step7

5

Repair the short circuit in the circuit and the
parts (clutch fluid pressure switch, HSA valve,
etc.) connected to the fuse “F-17”, and then
replace the fuse.

Is the repair completed?

Go to Step6

Go to Step5

6

Measure the resistance between the HSA
control unit connector terminal 30 “B-285” and
the body ground (with connector discon-
nected). Is the measurement completed?

Less than 5

Go to Step8

Go to Step9

7

Repair the open circuit between the fuse “F-
17” and 14 “B-285”.

Is the repair completed?

Go to Step8

Go to Step7

8

Measure the battery voltage between the HSA
control unit connector terminal 2 “B-285” and
the body ground (with connector discon-
nected) with the parking brake not applied. Is
the measurement completed?

20 V or more

Go to Step10

Go to Step11

9

Repair the open circuit or improper grounding
between 30 “B-285” and the ground terminal
“B-7” (in front of the frame LH) (with the con-
nector disconnected).

Is the repair completed?

Go to Step10

Go to Step9

10

Is the fuse “F-5” normal?

Go to Step12

Go to Step13

11

Is the continuity (resistance) of the parking
brake switch normal?

Go to Step28

Go to Step29

12

Measure the continuity (resistance) in the
switch side terminal of the stop lamp switch.
Does the resistance exist when the brake
pedal depressed, and no resistance when the
brake pedal released (with the connector dis-
connected)?

Go to Step14

Go to Step15

13

Check and repair the short circuit in the stop
lamp circuit, and then replace the fuse.

Is the repair completed?

Go to Step14

Go to Step13

14

Measure the battery voltage between the stop
lamp switch connector terminal 1 “B-66” and
the body ground (with connector discon-
nected). Is the measurement completed?

20V or more

Go to Step16

Go to Step17

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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