上汽通用别克汽车维修手册-6c12bsc.pdfVIP

SECTION 6C1-2B - SYMPTOMS - V6 SUPERCHARGED ENGINE IMPORTANT: Before performing any Service Operation or other procedure described in this Section, refer to Section 00 CAUTIONS AND NOTES in VX Service Information for correct workshop practices with regards to safety and/or property damage. When no diagnostic trouble codes have been set and the scan tool data values are within typical ranges, you should diagnose the condition based on the symptoms of the complaint. This Symptom Section starts with preliminary checks that must be performed in order to diagnose by symptom. Then, intermittent conditions are discussed. These preliminary pages provide important information to assist you with symptom diagnosis. Next, the contents of this Section presents the various symptoms and lists a series of checks for each. Many of the symptom diagnostics start with a very important procedure, a visual/physical inspection. Always look for the obvious first. Some situations may warrant observing the driver. Is the driver using the correct shift lever position or riding the brake pedal? Visually check the engine, transmission and PCM connectors. Are there any disconnected wires or incorrectly installed components? Finally, are there obvious signs that someone may have performed incorrect repairs? These checks take very little time; they can eliminate the time spent on a broad-base systematic diagnosis by directing you to the problem. If they do not reveal the problem, proceed to check the other suspect systems, as shown. The last pages of this Section contain PCM connector symptom Tables. If you are diagnosing a problem, scan the right-most column for the symptom(s) and check for the correct wire and voltage at the designated connector cavity.