DTC B2611: Telescopic Position Sensor or Telescopic Motor Circuit Malfunction: Description

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The telescopic motor is operated by the power source voltage supplied from the tilt and telescopic ECU and makes the steering column slide forward and rearward. The telescopic position sensor (Hall IC) in the telescopic motor detects the sliding position of the forward and rearward direction of the steering column and outputs the signal to the CPU in response to that sliding amount.

Fig 1: Telescopic Steering Lock Positions Operation Range

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HINT:

Limit positions can be confirmed on the screen of the intelligent tester.

DTC DETECTION CONDITION TABLE

DTC No.	DTC Detection Condition	Trouble Area
B2611	Within telescopic motor operation range, motor deceleration is detected and motor stops.	Position sensor power source circuit Actuator power source circuit Telescopic motor circuit Tilt and telescopic ECU