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DTC P2610 ECM/Pcm Internal Engine Off Timer Performance: DTC Detecting Condition

DTC DETECTING CONDITION CHART

ITEM Detecting Condition Possible Cause
DTC Strategy Case 1
  • The LPC SPI Diagnostic allows the Low Power Counter to count down and simulateneously enables a test timer to run for a calibratable length of time and then compares the time elapsed recorded by the LPC (counter delta) against that recorded by the test timer in order to make a PASS/FAIL determination.
  • PCM
Case 2
  • The LPC Reset Test checks for abnormal resets of the Low Power Counter
Enable-Condition Case 1
  • Test not complete
  • Engine running
  • Enough runtime > 10sec.
  • Battery voltage > 8V
Case 2
  • No Memory Failure Occurred
Threshold Case 1
  • The difference between the Counter Delta (test time as recoded by the low power counter) and the calibration the test timer clocks up to should be less than a maximum tolerance > 20sec.
Case 2
  • The Initial Register Read flag is set to TRUE only when the Low Power Counter has been reset due to power supply problems or the like.
  • The Diagnostic logs a failure when it sees this flag set to TRUE,
  • Provided the engine is not running,
  • The battery voltage is not too low
  • The test has not already run this key cycle.
Diagnosis Time
  • -
MIL On Condition
  • 2 Driving Cycle