Active Engine Mount - Vacuum Check (G2641734): Check
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- If the engine management lamp ON , continue to step 24.
- If the engine management lamp is NOT ON , continue to step 2.
- Raise and support the vehicle on a suitable 2 post lift.
Refer to: LIFTING
- Remove the engine undershield.
Refer to Engine Undershield REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION .
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NOTE: Check the vacuum pipe(s) and connections are tight and there are no signs of leakage.
Disconnect the vacuum line directly from the right active engine mount.
- Inspect the right active engine mount switch positions.
- If the right active engine mount switch clearly is not visible as shown in illustration E222279, continue to step 5.
- If the right active engine mount switch is clearly visible as shown in illustration E222279, replace the right active engine mount and continue to step 5.
Refer to: RIGHT ENGINE MOUNT
- Using the Jaguar Land Rover approved vacuum testing equipment, connect to the right active engine mount and check that the active engine mount holds vacuum. The engine mount should generate a vacuum of 0.4 bar and then be able to hold the vacuum for 30 seconds.
- If the right active engine mount holds vacuum for 30 seconds, continue to step 13.
- If the right active engine mount does not hold vacuum for 30 seconds, replace the right active engine mount and continue to step 13.
Refer to: RIGHT ENGINE MOUNT
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NOTE: Check the vacuum pipe(s) and connections are tight and there are no signs of leakage.
Reconnect the vacuum line directly from the right active engine mount.
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NOTE: Check the vacuum pipe(s) and connections are tight and there are no signs of leakage.
- Disconnect the vacuum line that is clipped to the subframe.
- Connect the Jaguar Land Rover approved vacuum testing equipment to the left vacuum pipe.
- Lower the vehicle.
- Install exhaust extractors to the vehicle.
- Start the engine and allow to idle.
- Raise the vehicle.
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- Using the Jaguar Land Rover approved vacuum testing equipment, check that the active engine mount system pulls vacuum. The active engine mount system should pull a vacuum greater than 0.75 bar and then be able to hold that vacuum for 30 seconds.
- If the active engine mount system pulls a vacuum for 30 seconds, continue to the next step.
- If the active engine mount system does not pull vacuum for 30 seconds, continue to step 16.
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NOTE: Check the vacuum pipe(s) and connections are tight and there are no signs of leakage.
- Remove the Jaguar Land Rover approved vacuum testing equipment from the left vacuum pipe.
- Reconnect the vacuum pipe that is clipped to the subframe.
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- Lower the vehicle and switch off the engine.
- Install the engine undershield.
Refer to: Engine Undershield REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION .
- The active engine mount vacuum check is complete and the vehicle has passed.
- Lower the vehicle and switch off the engine.
- Remove the front left fender splash shield.
Refer to: Fender Splash Shield REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION .
- Disconnect the vacuum line directly from the left active engine mount.
- Inspect the left active engine mount switch positions.
- If the right active engine mount switch clearly is not visible as shown in illustration E222279, continue to step 18.
- If the right active engine mount switch is clearly visible as shown in illustration E222279, replace the right active engine mount and continue to step 5.
Refer to: RIGHT ENGINE MOUNT
- Using the Jaguar Land Rover approved vacuum testing equipment, connect to the left active engine mount and check that the active engine mount holds vacuum. The engine mount should generate a vacuum of 0.4 bar and then be able to hold the vacuum for 30 seconds.
- If the left active engine mount holds vacuum for 30 seconds, continue to step 19.
- If the left active engine mount does not hold vacuum for 30 seconds, replace the left active engine mount and retest.
Refer to: LEFT ENGINE MOUNT
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NOTE: Check the vacuum pipe(s) and connections are tight and there are no signs of leakage.
Reconnect the vacuum line directly from the left active engine mount.
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NOTE: Check the vacuum pipe(s) and connections are tight and there are no signs of leakage.
Disconnect the vacuum pipe from the active engine mount solenoid valve.
- Disconnect the active engine mount solenoid electrical connector and remove the bolt.
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- Connect the Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) approved battery support unit.
General Equipment: Jaguar Land Rover approved battery support unit
- Connect the JLR
approved diagnostic equipment.
General Equipment: Jaguar Land Rover approved diagnostic equipment
- Read the Diagnostic Trouble Code(s) (DTC) in the Powertrain Control Module (PCM).
- Connect the Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) approved battery support unit.
- If DTC P0A14-13 Engine Mount "A" Control Circuit/Open - Circuit open, continue to step 26.
- If DTC P0A15-11 Engine Mount "A" Control Circuit Low - Circuit short to ground, continue to step 27.
- If DTC P0A16-12 Engine Mount "A" Control Circuit High - Circuit short to battery, continue to step 28.
- If DTC P0A16-4B Engine Mount "A" Control Circuit High - Over temperature, continue to step 29.
- If none of the above DTC are present, continue to step 30 and replace the active engine mount solenoid.
- Illustration E264864 shows the connector pin number location. Using a multi meter connect the positive probe to the back of pin 1 connector C1E925-1 and the negative probe to body ground
- If a fault is present refer to wiring diagram 303-14 Electronic Engine Controls. Check the wiring between connectors C1E925-1 and C1BB03AD-7, then check the wring between connectors C1E925-2 and connector C1E116BD-91. Repair wiring harness, clear the DTC
and retest.
Refer to: WIRING HARNESS OVERLAY
- If there is not a fault with the wiring continue step 30 and replace the active engine mount solenoid.
- Illustration E264864 shows the connector pin number location. Using a multi meter connect the positive probe to the back of pin 1 connector C1E925-1 and the negative probe to body ground.
- If a fault is present refer to wiring diagram 303-14 Electronic Engine Controls. Check the wiring between connector C1E925-1 and C1BB03AD-7, then check the wiring between connectors C1E925-2 and C1E116BD-91. Repair the wiring harness, clear the DTC
and retest.
Refer to: WIRING HARNESS OVERLAY
- If there is not a fault with the wiring continue step 30 and replace the active engine mount solenoid.
- Illustration E264864 shows the connector pin number location. Using a multi meter connect the positive probe to the back of connector C1E925-2 pin 2 and the negative probe to the connector pin terminal C1E116BD-91 and check for voltage.
- If a fault is present refer to wiring diagram 303-14 Electronic Engine Controls. Check the wiring between connectors C1E925-1 and C1BB03AD-7, then check the wiring between connectors C1E925-2 and C1E116BD-91. Repair the wiring harness, clear the DTC
and retest.
Refer to: WIRING HARNESS OVERLAY
- If there is not a fault with the wiring continue step 30 and replace the active engine mount solenoid.
- Illustration E264864 shows the connector pin number location. Using a multi meter connect the positive probe to the back of pin 2 C1E925-2 and the negative probe to body ground..
- If a fault is present refer to wiring diagram 303-14 Electronic Engine Controls. Check the wiring between connectors C1E925-1 and C1BB03AD-7, then check the wiring between connectors C1E925-2 and C1E116BD-91. Repair the wiring harness, clear the DTC
and retest.
Refer to: WIRING HARNESS OVERLAY
- If there is not a fault with the wiring continue step 30 and replace the active engine mount solenoid.
- Install the new active engine mount solenoid.
- Install the bolt.
Torque : 12 Nm
- Connect the active engine mount solenoid electrical connector.
- Connect the vacuum pipe to the active engine mount solenoid valve.
- Continue step 8 and retest the active engine mount system.