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Details On DTCs

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DTC P3498-00, P349B-00: (PCM, VIN M) DETECTION CONDITION AND POSSIBLE CAUSE

DESCRIPTION  Cylinder deactivation control system 
  • P3498-00: : No. 1 cylinder valve is stuck closed
  • P349B-00: : No. 4 cylinder valve is stuck closed
DETECTION CONDITION Determination conditions
  • The crankshaft fluctuation rate exceeds the specified value for every 200 rotations of the crankshaft after recovery from cylinder deactivation control.
Preconditions
  • Battery voltage: 9-18 V*1
  • Engine speed: 500-6, 500 rpm*1
  • Engine coolant temperature: 20 °C {68 °F} or more*1
  • Fuel-cut control not implemented
  • Crankshaft installation tolerance learning completed
  • Engine condition is stabilized (not directly after gear change)
*1 : Standard can be verified by displaying PIDs using the M-MDS
Malfunction determination period
  • 200 rotations of crankshaft (misfire which may damage catalytic converter)
Drive cycle
Self test type
  • Control Module DTC self test
Sensor used
  • CKP sensor
  • MAF sensor
  • MAP sensor
FAIL-SAFE FUNCTION
  • Limits intake air amount
  • Implement fuel-cut control (If cylinder is filled with fuel when valve is stuck closed, fuel-cut on No. 1 or 4 cylinder is performed because engine could be damaged at compression stroke).
VEHICLE STATUS WHEN DTCs ARE OUTPUT
  • Possibility of engine damage occurring.
    • Check engine light turns on
    • Pending code is recorded
    • Illuminates master warning light. (Without multi-information display)
      • The master warning indication is displayed on the multi-information display. (With multi-information display)
  • Rough idling, poor acceleration, stalling
POSSIBLE CAUSE
  • Improper operation of ignition system
    • Spark plug malfunction
    • Ignition coil related wiring harness or connector malfunction
      • Ignition coil malfunction
  • Fuel injector malfunction
    • Improper operation of fuel injector
      • Fuel injector related wiring harness malfunction
  • OCV for No. 1 cylinder deactivation malfunction
    • Poor operation of OCV for No. 1 cylinder deactivation
      • Related wiring harness malfunction
  • OCV for No. 4 cylinder deactivation malfunction
    • Poor operation of OCV for No. 4 cylinder deactivation
      • Related wiring harness malfunction
  • Switchable HLA malfunction
  • Engine oil solenoid valve malfunction
    • Poor operation of engine oil solenoid valve
      • Related wiring harness malfunction
  • Erratic signal to PCM
    • CKP sensor signal malfunction
    • ECT sensor No. 1 signal malfunction
    • MAF sensor signal malfunction
    • MAP sensor signal malfunction
    • IAT sensor No. 1 signal malfunction
    • APP sensor signal malfunction
    • TP sensor signal malfunction
    • VSS signal malfunction
    • Related connector or terminals malfunction
      • Related wiring harness malfunction
  • Air leakage from intake air system (between intake manifold and cylinder head)
  • Poor drive belt assembly or adhesion of oil
  • Drive belt auto tensioner malfunction
  • Engine malfunction
    • Insufficient engine compression
    • Engine coolant leakage to combustion chamber
    • Internal engine wear, damage
      • No. 1 or 4 cylinder intake/exhaust valve (stuck closed) malfunction
  • PCM malfunction