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- Feb 10, 2009
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- Bankstown, NSW
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- Members Ride
- 2010 Holden Caprice V II (V8)
This sounds like a little more than a dead remote battery to me
THEFT DETERRENT SIGNAL
To Test - Code 31
When the ignition is switched On, the ECU sends a signal to the BCM (body control module) or the TDM (theft deterrent module) to confirm that the correct ignition key has been used. When the BCM or TDM receives this signal, it permits operation of the starter motor and returns a signal to the ECU allowing operation of the fuel injectors.
The ECU will set code 31 if the BCM or TDM does not return a signal to the ECU to permit operation of the injectors. If the BCM or TDM does not receive a signal from the ECU when the the ignition is switched On, there will be a one second delay in operation of the starter motor after the ignition key is moved to the start position.
(1) Clear the fault code as previously described
(2) Attempt to start the vehicle. If there is a one second delay before the starter motor operates, proceed to operation (3)
If the starter motor operates as soon as the ignition key is moved to the Start position, an intermittent fault is indicated. Check all wiring and connections between the ECU connector terminal A8 (M/T), or teminal C11 (A/T) and the TDM or BCM.
(3) Switch the ignition On and check that there is 4-6 volts at the diagnosis connector terminal 9
(4) If 4-6 volts is not available, check the wiring between the diagnosis connector, the ECU connector terminal A8 (M/T), or terminal C11 (A/T) and the TDM or BCM for a short to earth or an open circuit. If no fault can be found with the wiring, renew the ECU.
(5) If 4-6 volts is available, a fault in the theft deterrent system is indicated. Refer the vehicle to an authorised dealer.
THEFT DETERRENT SIGNAL
To Test - Code 31
When the ignition is switched On, the ECU sends a signal to the BCM (body control module) or the TDM (theft deterrent module) to confirm that the correct ignition key has been used. When the BCM or TDM receives this signal, it permits operation of the starter motor and returns a signal to the ECU allowing operation of the fuel injectors.
The ECU will set code 31 if the BCM or TDM does not return a signal to the ECU to permit operation of the injectors. If the BCM or TDM does not receive a signal from the ECU when the the ignition is switched On, there will be a one second delay in operation of the starter motor after the ignition key is moved to the start position.
(1) Clear the fault code as previously described
(2) Attempt to start the vehicle. If there is a one second delay before the starter motor operates, proceed to operation (3)
If the starter motor operates as soon as the ignition key is moved to the Start position, an intermittent fault is indicated. Check all wiring and connections between the ECU connector terminal A8 (M/T), or teminal C11 (A/T) and the TDM or BCM.
(3) Switch the ignition On and check that there is 4-6 volts at the diagnosis connector terminal 9
(4) If 4-6 volts is not available, check the wiring between the diagnosis connector, the ECU connector terminal A8 (M/T), or terminal C11 (A/T) and the TDM or BCM for a short to earth or an open circuit. If no fault can be found with the wiring, renew the ECU.
(5) If 4-6 volts is available, a fault in the theft deterrent system is indicated. Refer the vehicle to an authorised dealer.