DTC C1741 Pressure Sensor
DTC detecting condition:
- A fault is detected if two fluid pressure signals in master cylinder are out of normal range.
- A fault is detected if the condition that supply voltage for the fluid pressure sensor is out of normal judgment range continues for predetermined time.
- A fault is detected if the communication status of fluid pressure sensor is abnormal.
- A fault is detected if the data of fluid pressure sensor is abnormal.
- A fault is detected if the offset value of fluid pressure sensor signal exceeds a predetermined judgment value.
Trouble symptom:
- VDC does not operate sometimes.
- The hill hold function may not be operable.
| Step | Check | Yes | No |
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| 1 CHECK STOP LIGHT SWITCH CIRCUIT AND INSTALLATION CONDITION. Check the stop light switch circuit and the installation condition. |
Is the check result OK? | Go to step 2 . | Repair the stop light switch circuit or correct the installation condition.
NOTE:
If there is malfunction in the stop light circuit, DTC may be recorded in the memory.
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2 CHECK OUTPUT OF PRESSURE SENSOR WITH SUBARU SELECT MONITOR.
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With the brake pedal released, does the value for «Master Cylinder Pressure Sensor» fall within 0 - 11 bar? | Go to step 3 . | Replace the VDCCM & H/U. <Ref. to VDC CONTROL MODULE AND HYDRAULIC CONTROL UNIT (VDCCM & H/U) .> |
3 CHECK OUTPUT OF PRESSURE SENSOR WITH SUBARU SELECT MONITOR.
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When the brake pedal is operated, does the value of «Master Cylinder Pressure Sensor» change in accordance with the brake pedal? | Go to step 4 . | Replace the VDCCM & H/U. <Ref. to VDC CONTROL MODULE AND HYDRAULIC CONTROL UNIT (VDCCM & H/U) .> |
4 CHECK VDCCM & H/U.
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Is the same DTC displayed? Replace the VDCCM & H/U. | <Ref. to VDC CONTROL MODULE AND HYDRAULIC CONTROL UNIT (VDCCM & H/U) .> | Go to step 5 . |
| 5 CHECK DETECTION OF OTHER DTCS FOR VDC. <Ref. to READ DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) .> |
Is any other DTC displayed? | Perform the diagnosis according to DTC. <Ref. to LIST OF DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) .> | Currently, it is normal. There may have been a temporary poor contact in the harness and connector or a temporary noise interference. |