LF620 Service Manual on common treatment of troubles is to help you correctly use and maintain
your love sedan.
This manual, with illustrative figures and easy-going words, thoroughly introduces the structure
features, use and maintenance of LF620 sedan, which will be a good guide for wide users and
maintenance technicians. Meanwhile, LF620 Spare Parts List will also be referred if necessary. For
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Compiled by: Chai Lichao
Du Tianchuan
October, 2008
Content
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Foreword
Content
Part 1 Introduction
Part 2
Chapter I Electronic Injection System
Section I Introduction
Section II Principle of controlling and actuating components
Section III Steps for Trouble Diagnosis with DTC
Section IV Steps for Trouble Diagnosis Based on Engine Symptom
Section V Security Items for System Maintenance
Chapter II Chassis System
Section I Suspension and Axle
Section II Steering System
System Repair
1
2-3
4-19
20-362
20-102
21-21
22-37
38-65
66-101
102-102
103-158
103-115
116-130
Section III Brake System
Section IV Fuel System
Section V Engine Cooling System
Section VI Intake and Exhaust System
Chapter III ABS System
Section I Function and Composition of ABS
Section II Principle of ABS
Section III Removal and Installation of ABS
Section IV Fault Diagnosis and Troubleshooting
Chapter IV Electrical System
General Rules Trouble Shooting
Section I Instrument Cluster
Section II Power Window
131-151
152-153
154-156
157-158
159-190
159-159
160-162
163-166
167-190
191-269
191-195
196-208
209-215
Section III BCM Central Lock, Burglar Alarm System
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216-229
Section IV Electric Side Mirror
Section V Illumination System
Section VI Wiper and Washer
Section VII Audio System
Section VIII Reverse Radar System
Section IX Power Supply and Other Electrical System
Chapter V Air Bag System
Section I Composition, Principle and Safety Rules for Maintenance
Section II Diagnosis & Fault Clearing
Section III Diagnosis of Vehicles after Collision
Section IV Removal and Installation
Section V Scrapping Tips for Air Bag Mould
Chapter VI A/C System
230-233
234-245
246-253
254-260
261-266
267-269
270-288
270-274
275-282
283-284
285-287
288-288
289-322
Section I Introduction
Section II System Layout
Section III Component Maintenance
Section IV Fault Diagnosis
Section V Precautions of Air Conditioning System
Chapter VII Auxiliary Component System
Section I Cable
Section II Windshield
Section III Safety Belt
Section IV Front Side Door
Section V Rear Side Door
Section VI Seat Assembly
Section VII Inside & Outside Decorations
289-292
293-296
297-309
310-320
321-322
323-357
323-323
324-327
328-329
330-331
332-333
334-341
342-357
Chapter VIII Vehicle Body Dimension
358-362
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Part1 Introduction
Chapter I Entire Vehicle Overview
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LF620 sedans are devised to give expression to the human orientation with features of portable
CMP Sensor Camshaft position sensor (crankshaft turning angle sensor)
CO Carbon monoxide
CKT Circuit
CPP Switch Clutch pedal position switch (clutch switch)
CPS Crankshaft position sensor
CPU Central processing unit
CVT Continuously variable transmission
CRS Child restraint system
CTS Coolant temperature sensor
D
DC
Canister Purge exhaust valve
Direct current
DLC Digit link connector (series data link)
DOHC Double overhead camshaft engine
DOJ Double offset joint
DRL Daytime running light
DTC Diagnostic trouble code, diagnostic code
DS Detonation sensor
E
ECA Electronic control assembly
EBCM Electronic control module (anti-lock brake module)
ECM Engine control module
ECT Engine coolant temperature
ECT Sensor
EFE Heater Early fuel evaporation heater
EFI Electronic fuel injection
Engine coolant temperature sensor
EGR Exhaust gas recirculation
EGRT Sensor EGR temperature sensor
EMI Electro magnetic interference
ELR Emergency locking retractor
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EPS Electric power steering
EST Electronic spark timing
EVAP Evaporative system
EVAP Canister Evaporative system canister
F
FP Fuel pump
FPC Fuel pump control ECU
G
GEN Engine
GND Grounding
H
HC Hydrocarbon
HO2S Heated oxygen sensor
HUC Hydraulic unit control with solenoid valve
I
IAC Valve Idle air control valve
IAT Sensor Intake air temperature sensor
ICM Ignition Control Module
ICU Integrated control unit, composed of four parts
IG
In
ISC Actuator
L
L
LH
LSPV
M
Max
MAF Sensor
MAP Sensor
MFI
Ignition
Inch
Idle speed control actuator
Left
Left hand
Load sensor proportion valve
Maximum
Mass air flow sensor
Manifold absolute pressure sensor
Multipoint fuel injection
Min
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Minimum
MIL
M/T
N
N
Ne
NOx
O
OBD
O/D
OHC
P
P
PCM
Malfunction indicator light, engine check light
Manual transmission
Neutral
Engine rotation speed, engine efficient power
Nitrogen oxides
On-board diagnostics
Over-speed driving
Overhead camshaft
Parking
Power control module
PCV
PDC
PIM
PNP
P/N
PSPS
P/S
PSP Switch
PSW
PWR
R
R
RAM
RH
Positive crankcase vent
Power distribution control
Pressure of intake manifold
Park/neutral position
Park/neutral
Power steering pressure switch
Power steering
Power steering pressure switch
Position of throttle wide-open
Power
Right
Random memorizer
Right hand
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Part II System Repair
Chapter I Electronic Injection System
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Section I Introduction
I. Fundamentals
The electronic injection system is a multi-point fuel injection system with electronic control unit
(ECU). With various sensors installed on different parts of the engine to measure each working
parameter of the engine, the ECU can precisely control the fuel injection volume by controlling the
fuel injector according to the pre-set control program in the computer, and achieve the most
favorable air-fuel mixture for the engine under any working condition. With the control program in
the ECU and relevant actuator, such functions as fuel increase at start, fuel increase at warm-up,
fuel increase at acceleration, fuel increase at full load, fuel decrease at deceleration, fuel cut at
idle speed, and automatic idle speed control are available in this system, which can achieve
special air-fuel mixture for the engine under the special working condition. Therefore, the engine
enjoys good performances in fuel efficiency and exhaust emission, and the service performance of
the vehicle is improved at the same time. Besides, the trouble diagnostic mode in the ECU can
make the researching of troubles much easier.
II. Structure of electronic control system
The electronic control system is divided into the following three parts:
(1) Sensor---Convert various non-electrics physical quantities of the engine into electrics physical
quantities, and then send them to the ECU. The sensors on the engine include: ① Intake
pressure/temperature sensor, ② Throttle position sensor, ③ Coolant temperature sensor, ④
Heated oxygen sensor (front and rear oxygen sensor, only front oxygen senor available under
National III Emission Standard, front and rear oxygen sensor available under National III Emission
Standard+EOBD and in National IV Emission Standard), ⑤ Knock sensor, ⑥ Crankshaft position
sensor, ⑦ Weak acceleration sensor (unavailable under National III Emission Standard
(Simplified), available under National III Emission Standard +EOBD and under National IV
Emission Standard).
(2) Electronic control unit (ECU) is the “brain” for the whole electronic control system, which
analyses and processes all the information from sensors, sends orders to actuator, and makes the
engine work under the best condition.
(3) Actuator is to perform the orders from the ECU. The actuator is the “hand” and “leg” of the
electronic control system, which include: ① Fuel pump, ② Fuel injector, ③ Ignition coil, ④ Idle
speed actuator with stepper motor, ⑤ Canister control valve.
Section II Principle of controlling and actuating components
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1. Intake pressure/temperature sensor (Fig. 1-1)
Fig. 1-1
(1) Function: Measure the absolute pressure of the 0.1~0.2bar intake manifold and the
temperature of the intake air flow, and provide load information for the engine.
(2) Structure and principle: The sensor consists of intake manifold absolute pressure sensor and
intake air temperature sensor, which is installed on the pressurizer tank.
(3) Intake air pressure sensor: made by a silicon chip. There is a pressure diaphragm on the
silicon chip and are 4 piezoelectric resistances on the diaphragm. The 4 piezoelectric resistances
build up a wheatstone bridge. Besides the pressure diaphragm, there is also a signal process
circuit on the chip. The silicon chip and a metal housing build up a closed referential space, in
which the absolute pressure of the air is approximately zero. Then, a microelectronic mechanical
system is established. There is a zero pressure on the active side of the silicon chip and an
absolute pressure of the intake manifold on the back side of the chip. The thickness of the silicon
chip is only several microns (μm), and the form of the chip will be mechanically changed with the
change of the absolute pressure of the intake manifold. Then, the 4 piezoelectric resistances and
their resistance values will be also changed. After treated by the signal process circuit on the chip,
the pressure signal, which is linearly related to pressure, will be formed.
(4) Intake air temperature sensor: Made by a resistance with negative temperature coefficient
(NTC). Similar to water temperature sensor, the resistance value will decrease with the increase of
the intake air temperature. The change of the intake air temperature will be supervised and
measured by a comparative electric circuit within the ECU.
(5) Connection of wiring diagram (Fig. 1-2)
Fig. 1-2
(6) Trouble diagnosis: The electronic devices of the intake air pressure sensor can diagnose
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such troubles as open/short circuit and the damage of senor. When the ECU detects that the
signal output by the sensor is beyond its normal signal curve, the sensor will be in trouble. For
example, when the intake air pressure is higher or lower than its limit, the ECU will confirm that the
sensor is in trouble (The pressure lower than the limit at start will be excluded by the ECU.), then
the engine MIL will be lighted and the operation under trouble mode will be applied.
2. Throttle position sensor figure (Fig. 1-3)
Fig. 1-3
(1) Function: To provide throttle-alternator position information to the ECU. According to this
information, the ECU can obtain other information on engine load, working condition (start, idle
speed, backing, partial load, and full load), acceleration and deceleration. With the three-wire
sensor, the ECU can detect the opening of throttle through the change of pressure.
(2) Structure and principle: As an angle sensor with linear output, the sensor is made by two arc
sliding contact resistances and two sliding contact arms. The turning shaft of the sliding contact
arm shares the same axis with the throttle shaft. Power supply voltage (US) of 5V is added to the
both ends of the sliding contact resistance. When the throttle turns, the arm turns and moves on
the sliding contact resistance. Then, the electric potential (UP) at the contact point will be led out
as an output voltage. Actually, it is an angle sensor and the real value adopted by the ECU is the
value of Up/Us, and the value fluctuation of the sensor caused by the fluctuation of the generator
voltage will be avoided.
(3) Connection of wiring diagram (Fig. 1-4)
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Fig. 1-4
(4) Trouble diagnosis: By monitoring the throttle-alternator position, when the signal higher or
lower than its limit, the ECU will confirm that the throttle position sensor is in trouble, then the
engine operation under trouble mode will be applied, and the engine MIL will be lighted (Knock on
sensor and internal dirt will contribute to engine troubles.)
(5) Installation: Fastening torque for installation screw is 1.5N·m~2.5N·m.
3. Coolant temperature sensor
Coolant temperature sensor
Pin: 3 pins available, equivalent.
a Electronic injection system water temperature signal pin, resistance at 20 : 2.45KΩ℃
b Instrument water temperature pin, resistance at 80 , 0.05 KΩ℃
c Signal ground
Fig. 1-5
(Fig. 1-5)
(1) Function: To provide information on coolant temperature. To provide water temperature signal
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for the ECU, and to control ignition timing and fuel injection pulse width at start, idle speed, and
normal operation.
(2) Structure and principle: Made by a thermistance with NTC. The resistance value will
decrease with the increase of the coolant temperature (not a linear relation). The thermistance
with NTC is installed within a copper sleeve. With a voltage division circuit, the resistance value of
the thermistance is converted into a changing voltage and then provided to the ECU, and then the
change of water temperature can be monitored (internal structure of ECU).
(3) Connection of wiring diagram (Fig. 1-6)
Fig. 1-6
(4) Trouble diagnosis: When the coolant temperature is higher than its upper limit, or lower than
its bottom limit, the engine MIL will be lighted and the engine operation under trouble mode will be
applied. Then, the ECU will carry out the ignition and fuel injection control as per the water
temperature set under the engine water temperature trouble mode, and make the fan run at a high
(1) Function: To provide engine knock information for the ECU for knock control.
(2) Structure and principle: As a vibration acceleration sensor, installed on the cylinder block of
the engine. The sense element of the sensor is a piezoelectric element. The vibration of the
cylinder block of the engine can be transferred to the piezoelectric crystal through the mass block
within the sensor. Under the mass block vibration pressure, voltage will be produced at the two
KS1-7
polars of the piezoelectric crystal, and the the vibration signal will be changed into alternately
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changing voltage signal and be put out. Since the frequency of the vibration signal caused by the
engine knock is much higher than that of the vibration signal caused by normal engine shock, the
ECU can tell knock signal or non-knock signal after processing the signal with wave filtering
technology. When the load, rotation speed, and coolant temperature exceed the threshold value
and no trouble information record is available for the shock sensor, the signal of the shock sensor
will be used for shock closed loop control. When the shock closed loop control is activated, the
signal of the shock sensor will be sent to the ECU for amplification and wave filtering, and then
accumulated. If the accumulation exceeds the limit within a certain crank angle, the ECU will
confirm that shock occurs and decrease the ignition advance angle at this moment. If shock still
occurs at the next cycle, the ECU will further decrease the ignition advance angle. If no shock
occurs at the following cycles, the ECU will recover the original normal ignition advance angle.
(3) Connection of wiring diagram (Fig. 1-7)
Fig. 1-7
(4) Trouble diagnosis: The ECU will monitor the sensors, actuators, power amplifying circuit and
detecting circuit. In case of any of the following situations, like shock sensor trouble, shock control
data process circuit trouble, unreliable cylinder judgement signal, incorrect shock sensor trouble
mark level, and shock closed loop control closed, the ignition advance angle stored in the ECU will
be decreased for a safety angle. When the trouble frequency is lower than the set value, the
trouble mark level will be repositioned.
(5) Installation notes: The tightening torque for installation is 20±5N·m.
5. Oxygen sensor (Fig. 1-8)
Fig. 1-8
(1) Function: To provide the information that whether oxygen in the cylinder is too high after the
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fuel is burned with the air in the cylinder. With this information, the ECU can carry out closed loop
control for the fuel ration. Therefore, the three main toxic elements (HC, CO, and NOX) of the
engine exhaust can be best converted and purified in the three-way catalytic converter.
(2) Structure and principle: The sense element of the oxygen sensor is a ceramic pipe with holes
and gaps. The pipe is surrounded by engine exhaust and the air flows within the pipe. The ceramic
pipe wall is a kind of solid electrolyte with electric heating tube inside, which begins work when the
ceramic pipe has been heated to 300℃ (a feature of a solid electrolyte). With such a special
material, the oxygen ions can freely go through the ceramic pipe. Then, the concentration
difference of the mixture will be converted into potential difference, which will be put out in the form
of electric signal. If the concentration of the mixture is relatively high, the concentration difference
of the oxygen ions inside and outside the ceramic pipe will be relatively high, and the potential
difference will be relatively high as well. At the same time, a lot of oxygen ions will move to the
outside from the inside, and the voltage output will be relatively high. If the concentration of the
mixture is relatively low, the concentration difference of the oxygen ions inside and outside the
ceramic pipe will be relatively low, and the potential difference will be relatively low as well. At the
same time, little oxygen ions will move to the outside from the inside, and the voltage output will be
relatively low. The working voltage of the oxygen sensor fluctuates from 0.1V to 0.9V, which will be
changed for 5-8 times within 10 seconds. In case of lower than the changing frequency, the
oxygen sensor shall be renewed, as it can not be repaired.
(3) Connection of wiring diagram: See oxygen sensor circuit diagram (Fig. 1-9)
Fig. 1-9
(4) Trouble diagnosis: The ECU will monitor the sensors, actuators, power amplifying circuit and
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detecting circuit. In case of any of the following situations, like unreliable battery voltage,
unreliable air intake manifold absolute pressure singal, unreliable engine coolant temperature
signal, fuel injector driving stage trouble, incorrect oxygen sensor trouble mark level, and fuel
ration closed loop control closed, the fuel ration will be confirmed according to the basic fuel
injection time stored in the ECU.
(5) Installation notes: The tightening torque of the oxygen sensor is 50~60N·m. Apply anti-rust
oil to the renewed oxygen sensor to prevent difficult removal due to rust.
6. Electronic control unit (Fig. 1-6)
(1) Function: The ECU is the key part of the electronic control system of the engine. The sensors
provide various signals to the ECU, and the ECU calculates the signals and sends orders to the
actuators like fuel injector, ignition coil etc to control the engine.
(2) Structure: Made by a shielded housing and printed circuit board, many electronic control units
integrated on the board to control the electronic injection system.
(3) Installation: Fixed under the instrument panel sundries box with bolt, the double interfaces
ECU is adopted.
(4)LF481Q3 engine controller pin (see Table 1-1, Fig. 1-10)
Table 1-1
Pin
Number
Definition
Pin
Number
Definition
Pin
Number
Definition
J1-01 Ignition switch J1-02 Main relay rear power supplyJ1-03 Vehicle speed
J1-04 Pin 2, 5V power supply+ J1-05 Pin 1, 5V power supply- J1-06
J1-07 Not used J1-08 Not used J1-09
J1-10 Not used J1-11 Serial data J1-12
J1-13 Not used J1-14 CAN line negative J1-15 CAN line positive
J1-16 Not used J1-17 Power supply 1 J1-18 Power supply 2
J1-19 Not used J1-20 Pin 1, 5V power supply+ J1-21
J1-22 Trouble indicator J1-23 Not used J1-24 Throttle position
J1-25 Not used J1-26 Not used J1-27 Intake air temperature
J1-28
J1-31 Engine trouble indicator J1-32 Ignition switch A J1-33
Crankshaft 58 teeth signal
low
J1-29 Not used J1-30 Not used
Oxygen sensor signal
low
Medium-voltage
switch
Crankshaft 58 teeth
signal high
Pin 2, 5V power
supply-
Idle speed phase B
output positive
Table 1-1 (Continued)
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Pin
Number
J1-34
J1-37 Not used J1-38
J1-40 Not used J1-41 Not used J1-42 Intake air pressure
J1-43 Coolant temperature J1-44 Not used J1-45 Tachometer
Idle speed phase A output
negative
Definition
Pin
Number
J1-35 Acceleration signal J1-36 Power steering signal
Rear oxygen sensor signal
high
Definition
Pin
Number
J1-39 A/C demand (+)
Definition
J1-46
J1-49 Instrument power supply J1-50 High speed fan relay controlJ1-51 Not used
J1-52 Ignition coil B J1-53
J1-55 Fuel injector of cylinder 1 J1-56 Fuel injector of cylinder 3 J1-57
J1-58 Not used J1-59 Not used J1-60 Not used
J1-61
J1-64
J1-67
J1-70 Fuel injector of cylinder 2 J1-71 Fuel injector of cylinder 4 J1-72 Not used
J1-73 System ground wire
A/C compressor clutch
relay control
Front oxygen sensor
heating control
Rear oxygen sensor
heating control
Low speed fan relay
control
J1-47 Fuel pump relay control J1-48 Not used
Idle speed phase A output
negative
J1-62
J1-65 Not used J1-66 Not used
J1-68 Not used J1-69 Knock signal
Front oxygen sensor signal
high
J1-54
J1-63
Idle speed phase A
output positive
Canister solenoid
valve control
Fig. 1-10
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