ForestVt
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I confess that in my case I do not specifically I focused on grounding points during the diagnosis.Nevertheless, they will certainly be relevant to diagnosis of the problem.
(I apologize to friends for might not be expressing myself correctly in English).
To detail best:
In my VZ the strange color, I noticed at the top relays I replaced. The connections of the base of these relays, presented in good condition. What I imagine (that I could not confirm with certainty) is that the contact internal switch relay, would have enough wear to "interfere" in the opening (or closing) of the controlled connection - possibly generating "sparks" that hinder the ECU processing timing.
Despite imagine the existence of electronic filters installed for this purpose (diode / RC filter), I believe that the excessive wear of these switches contacts, can cause this type of interference. In my VZ, these relays already operate for more than 10 years - (certainly exceeding the expected MTBF for this type of device).
The following diagram of the CAN network I used to identify the connectors that we reviewed.
The photos of the relays with strange color - suggesting overheating in internal contact - follow below ...
I have photos of each connector / module I checked this procedure. If you find it useful, I can post them here.
Good luck.
(I apologize to friends for might not be expressing myself correctly in English).
To detail best:
In my VZ the strange color, I noticed at the top relays I replaced. The connections of the base of these relays, presented in good condition. What I imagine (that I could not confirm with certainty) is that the contact internal switch relay, would have enough wear to "interfere" in the opening (or closing) of the controlled connection - possibly generating "sparks" that hinder the ECU processing timing.
Despite imagine the existence of electronic filters installed for this purpose (diode / RC filter), I believe that the excessive wear of these switches contacts, can cause this type of interference. In my VZ, these relays already operate for more than 10 years - (certainly exceeding the expected MTBF for this type of device).
The following diagram of the CAN network I used to identify the connectors that we reviewed.
The photos of the relays with strange color - suggesting overheating in internal contact - follow below ...
I have photos of each connector / module I checked this procedure. If you find it useful, I can post them here.
Good luck.