Combined Lateral Acceleration and Yaw Rate Sensor (B24 / 15) Senses rotational speed of the vehicle about the vertical axis and the lateral acceleration. ESP fault codes C1200, C1201, C1202 may be set if the Stop Lamp Switch is misadjusted.
Combined Lateral Acceleration and Yaw Rate Sensor (B24 / 15) Senses rotational speed of the vehicle about the vertical axis and the lateral acceleration. ESP fault codes C1200, C1201, C1202 may be set if the Stop Lamp Switch is misadjusted.
Combined Lateral Acceleration and Yaw Rate Sensor (B24 / 15) Senses rotational speed of the vehicle about the vertical axis and the lateral acceleration. ESP fault codes C1200, C1201, C1202 may be set if the Stop Lamp Switch is misadjusted.
Hollow cylinder vibrates by means of piezo elements Vibration patterns change due to rotary motion of vehicle Changes are used as a measure of Yaw rate of the vehicle Measuring element: Yaw: to turn around the vertical axis 15 Combined Lateral Acceleration & Yaw Rate Sensor (B24/15) Location shown on 211 chassis When this component is replaced, adaptation must be performed. (refer to WIS: AD42.45-P-3000-2A) Senses rotational speed of the vehicle about the vertical axis and the lateral acceleration. 16 Stop Lamp Switch (S9/1) Two position switch: N.O. and N.C. It is self-adjusting (NOTE: be sure to pull it all the way out before installing.) 17 Stop Lamp Switch Service Note ESP fault codes C1200, C1201, C1202 may be set if the stop lamp switch is misadjusted (implausible signal as compared to BAS diaphragm travel sensor input) Check switch voltage supply Ensure correct switch part number is installed Adjust as per DTB 33/00 (5-26-00) 18 CAN Communication CAN communication with: ME-SFI (for torque reduction) ETC - Electronic Transmission Control (utilized for calculation of the ESP regulation) 19 Six ESP Control Modes 1. Normal mode 2. ABS mode (pressure holding and reduction) 3. ASR mode (pressure build up, holding, and reduction) 4. EBR mode (slight throttle opening) 5. ESP OFF mode (switches off throttle control) 6. ESP mode (pressure build up, holding, and reduction) 20 y19 y22 y18 ESP Pressure Build Up BAS applies ~5bar pressure (Note: brake light suppression relay activated) y18,y19 close m1 activated y22 opened y6 closed Example: Right front wheel requires braking 21 ESP Pressure Holding Example: Right front wheel y22 closed, preventing pressure build up 22 ESP Pressure Reduction Example: Right front wheel y18 is opened Pressure returned to the master cylinder 23 Diagnosing Included ESP Functions: ABS Anti-lock Brake System ASR Acceleration Slip Regulation EBR Engine Braking Regulation EBD Electronic Brake Force Distribution ETS Electronic Traction System ESP Electronic Stability Program BAS Brake Assist System 4ETS 4MATIC Pre-ESP systems Post-ESP systems To diagnose a function contained within ESP using DAS, you may have to begin at the ESP menu. 24 Other Functions Related to ESP PML (SPS) Speed Sensitive Steering CAN communication Electronic Accelerator (EA) intervention Electronic Transmission Control (ETC) intervention Sensotronic Braking Circuit Distance (DTR) Airmatic, ABC, SAS suspension 25 ESP Block Diagram Front VSS Terminal 61 Stop lamp switch Data Link (X11/4) CAN-C (VSS) Rear VSS Circuit 31 Power N47/ Return pump Relay K40/ Hydraulic control unit A7/ Parking Brake sw. ESP warning lamp ESP MIL ABS MIL Lateral Sensor Steering Angle Pressure Sensor Yaw Sensor
When Using An OBD II Scan Tool Other Than TOYOTA Hand-Held Tester, Check All The Steps. - When Using TOYOTA Hand-Held Tester, Confirm The Information Code and Check It.