EVAP system, checking using tester KILL 9210: Conditions
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- Ignition switched off
- LDP is visible, refer to Component Locations
- Tester hose connected to fuel filler neck
- VAS 5051 or VAS 5052 Diagnostic tool connected to vehicle
- Smoke generator connected to battery
- Turn KLI90210 valve to "Test" and use smoke generator trigger to fill system with smoke (wait until smoke is coming out of the LDP filter).
- Start engine.
- From VAS 5051 Start-up screen, select "Vehicle self diagnosis".
- Select vehicle system "01 - Engine electronics".
- Select Diagnosis Function "04 - Basic settings".
- Input appropriate display group from table below on keypad.
| Engine code | Display group |
| AEB, AEG, AFP, AHA, APH, ATQ, ATW, AUG, AWD, AWM, AWP, AWV, AWW, BDC, BDF, BEV, BGD, BGJ | 071 |
| AVH, AZG, BAP, BBW, BDP | 202 |
- Press "Q" on keypad to confirm.
LDP should activate
If LDP does not activate:
For some vehicles using Display group 202 a similar screen appears indicating "Test Off".
- Select "Activating" button.
If LDP does not activate:
- Check electrical connections to LDP.
- Check vacuum source to LDP.
If LDP activates:
Fig 6: IdentifyingDisplay Screen - 01 - Engine Electronics, Basic Settings, LDP Activated, "1" In Position 5
A similar screen appears, Test is "ON" (indicated by a "1" in position 5, - arrow - ).
Fig 7: IdentifyingDisplay Screen - 01 - Engine Electronics, Basic Settings, LDP Activated, Position 1
Position 1 - arrow - alternates between "0" and "1" during pump operation.
Fig 8: IdentifyingDisplay Screen - 01 - Engine Electronics, Basic Settings, LDP Activated, "1" In Position 6 And "0" In Position 8
If test is OK:
Indicated by "1" in position 6 and a "0" in position 8 as shown.
LDP has activated and the system is pressurized.
- Using a compressed air blow gun, clear area near LDP and LDP filter of any residual smoke.
If the test aborts and DTCs other than for small or large leaks are stored:
- Check and repair according to DTC listed in DTC table for appropriate engine code.
When "Check end" is indicated on VAS 5051 or VAS 5052 :
NOTE:
- Only check LDP during "Check end" phase when "Test OK" was indicated.
- Use smoke generator trigger to fill system with smoke again.
- Check for smoke doming from LDP filter and LDP hose connections.
- Smoke coming from filter indicates a faulty LDP
- Smoke coming from LDP outlet or hose indicates a faulty hose or clamp
- Make repairs as necessary and check with smoke again.
- No smoke coming from filter indicates LDP is OK and leak is somewhere else in EVAP system
NOTE:
- If the KLI90210 EVAP system tester is connected in "Test" mode and Basic settings (using Self Diagnosis) and Fault finding are activated, a false "System OK" message may be generated.
If the LDP is OK and a DTC was stored for the EVAP system:
- Switch ignition off.
- Continue checking EVAP system as follows: