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    | Preliminary work: Function test
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    | Preparation for Test: 1. Fuses OK.
 2. Battery voltage >11 V.
 3. Unlock vehicle using infrared remote control.
 4. Ignition ON.
 5. Connect Hand-Held Tester (HHT) to 38-pole data link connector (X11/4)
      according to connection diagram shown in section 0.
 
 Note:
 The diagnostic trouble codes (DTC's) can only be read out and erased using
      the Hand-Held Tester (HHT).
 RCL control modules as of part numbers 210 820 21 26 and
 210 820 22 26 can be de-synchronized only with the Hand-Held Tester (HHT)
      (see
  11/1). 
 Electrical wiring diagrams :
 Electrical Troubleshooting Manual, Model 129, Volume 2, group 80,
 Model 140, Volume 2, group 80,
 Model 202, Volume 2, group 80.
 
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    | Note regarding Diagnostic Trouble
      Codes (DTC's): Current diagnostic trouble codes are highlighted in black on the display.
 Additional detailed fault information based on fault type is displayed with
      nearly all diagnostic codes (DTC's) such as:
 
 >
  Resistance too great <
  Resistance too low 
   -
      Short circuit to ground (GND) 
   +
      Short circuit to positive (POS) -//- Open circuit
 
 Additionally, further diagnostic info. such as fault frequency is displayed
      with some of the diagnostic trouble codes.
 
 Fault frequency:
 Frequency of the displayed diagnostic trouble code:
 4 = periodic fault, appeared 4 times.
 
 Notes regarding the Drive Authorization System (DAS):
 
  Vehicles equipped with infrared
      remote central locking (RCL) are also equipped with a Drive Authorization
      System (DAS). 
 
  The disabling of the engine
      management system is accomplished via a CAN connection from the RCL control
      module. Upon disabling the engine management system (vehicle has been locked
      via RCL), the engine control module interrupts the fuel injection system. 
 
  The drive authorization system
      (DAS) and anti-theft alarm (ATA) can only be activated or de-activated using
      either the IR transmitter or the mechanical key. 
 
  The RCL control module and
      engine control module are "married" together via an identification code.
      This identification code can not be erased, thus this code remains with
      the vehicle for its service life. Troubleshooting of an RCL control module
      (N54) or the engine control module by swapping control modules from another
      vehicle is no longer possible. |  
 
 
  
    | DTC 
  | Possible cause | Test step/Remedy
      1) |  
    |      | RCL control module (N54) | Replace N54 |  
    |      | Control line deactivation, (PSE/CL,
      CF, ATA),   +
      or   - |  23  13.0, 14.0, 
              17.0 - 20.0 |  
    |      | Control line activation, (PSE/CL,
      CF, ATA),   +
      or   - |  23  15.0 - 20.0 |  
    |      | Drive Authorization System (DAS)
      control line,   +
      or   - |  23  21.0, 22.0 |  
    |      | Red indicator lamp,   +
      or   - |  23  5.0 |  
    |      | Green indicator lamp,   +
      or   - |  23  6.0 |  
    |      | Incorrect authorization code, right
      cylinder bank, (4-6 cylinder) (CAN) |  11  6.0 |  
    |      | Incorrect authorization code, left
      cylinder bank, (8-12 cylinder) (CAN) |  11  6.0 |  
    |      | Attempt was made to start vehicle
      locked via RCL |  11  6.0, erase DTC memory |  
  
    | 1) Observe Preparation
      for Test, see  22. |  
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