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beats2006
16th December, 2010, 04:44 PM
Hi I have a Vectra C & just got 2 error codes pop up this morning
P0380 - Glow Device Circuit Low Voltage
P0615 - Starter Relay Circuit Low Voltage
Anyone have any ideas what the fault would be?
thanks
Patrian
16th December, 2010, 05:01 PM
Hi I have a Vectra C & just got 2 error codes pop up this morning
P0380 - Glow Device Circuit Low Voltage
P0615 - Starter Relay Circuit Low Voltage
Anyone have any ideas what the fault would be?
thanks
In sort, check those:
About DTC P0380:
1. F38 Fuse
2. FB2 Fuse
IF those they are :top: then here you are:
Circuit interruption between:
A147 Control Unit - Glow Time
Wiring harness connector (wiring harness side) terminal 1, 2
&
R23A Glow Plug - Cylinder 1
R23B Glow Plug - Cylinder 2
R23C Glow Plug - Cylinder 3
R23D Glow Plug - Cylinder 4
Wiring harness connector (wiring harness side) terminal 1
OR
Defective component:
A147 Control Unit - Glow Time
About DTC P0615:
Defective component:
G1 Battery :)
Good Luck! :top:
X-Mas Regards! :santaclaus:
beats2006
20th December, 2010, 11:26 AM
In sort, check those:
About DTC P0380:
1. F38 Fuse
2. FB2 Fuse
IF those they are :top: then here you are:
Circuit interruption between:
A147 Control Unit - Glow Time
Wiring harness connector (wiring harness side) terminal 1, 2
&
R23A Glow Plug - Cylinder 1
R23B Glow Plug - Cylinder 2
R23C Glow Plug - Cylinder 3
R23D Glow Plug - Cylinder 4
Wiring harness connector (wiring harness side) terminal 1
OR
Defective component:
A147 Control Unit - Glow Time
About DTC P0615:
Defective component:
G1 Battery :)
Good Luck! :top:
X-Mas Regards! :santaclaus:
Ok so I don't have A F38 or FB2 fuse they only go upto F37 unless i'm missing something, is it likely to be that the glow plugs just need replacing? I'm having trouble starting from cold now. Also is ther a way to test the glow plugs with Opcom?
thanks
paro44
20th December, 2010, 12:50 PM
Also is ther a way to test the glow plugs with Opcom?
thanks
Testing it would mean to measure temperature at the glow plugs or measure volt/ampere while glowing. I afraid opcom can`t do that.
A simple test to see if anything glows: switch a light on (interior lighting) and see if it is getting darker while glowing (light in dashbord). Or test with amperemeter if you have.
beats2006
20th December, 2010, 01:11 PM
Testing it would mean to measure temperature at the glow plugs or measure volt/ampere while glowing. I afraid opcom can`t do that.
A simple test to see if anything glows: switch a light on (interior lighting) and see if it is getting darker while glowing (light in dashbord). Or test with amperemeter if you have.
thanks I will test them with a Multimeter
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