Checking the shift-lock function
 
  
 
 
  
   
    
     |  | Checking the shift-lock function | 
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
   Selector lever cannot be moved from position P.
   
   
   
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
    
     
      | 1. | Remove the shift-lock relay
which is fitted in the distribution
centre under the facis in the passenger compartment. 
 
 
        Check the relay's ground connection and remedy any faults. Connect a
voltmeter as follows
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      |  | • | relay socket, pin 31 - BATT- < 0.1
V 
 
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      | 2. | Check the relay's inputs from the gear position sensor and remedy
any faults. Connect a voltmeter to the relay socket as follows
with the ignition switched on: 
 
   
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      |  | • | pin C - pin 31 and operate the selector lever. 
 Nominal voltages are in accordance with the following table.
 
 
 
        
         
         
         
        
        
         
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 | pin B - pin 31 
 
 | pin C - pin 31 
 
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          | P 
 
 | < 0.5 V 
 
 | < 0.5 V 
 
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          | R 
 
 | 12 V 
 
 | < 0.5 V 
 
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          | N 
 
 | 12 V 
 
 | < 0.5 V 
 
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          | D 
 
 | 12 V 
 
 | 12 V 
 
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          | 3 
 
 | 12 V 
 
 | 12 V 
 
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          | 2 
 
 | < 0.5 V 1 
 
 | 2 V 
 
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          | 1 
 
 | < 0.5 V 
 
 | 12 V 
 
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 Diagnostic trouble code P0705 is often recorded when there is a fault in
connections B and C. CHECK GEARBOX is lit and the system's emergency
program is activated.
 
 
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      | 3. | Check the relay's input from the brake light switch and remedy
any faults. Connect a voltmeter to the relay socket as follows with the ignition switched on: 
 
   
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      |  | • | pin R - pin 31 
 
 
        and depress the brake pedal.
        
        A non-depressed brake pedal should result in battery positive voltage. A
depressed brake pedal should result in < 0.5 V.
        
        If the measurement result is wrong, check
        
        - fuse 9 and power supply to the fuse.
        
        - brake light switch. It might have to be adjusted or a new one fitted.
        
        - the wiring.
        
        Note that if fuse 9 is removed the starting motor interlock function
is prevented from operating, which means that the selector lever can be
operated.
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      | 4. | Check the functioning of the lifting magnet. 
 
   
   
 
        Connect alternately
        
        BATT+ and BATT- or ground to the relay socket, pin 87.
        
        BATT+ should result in activation of the lifting magnet and BATT- or
ground in the lifting magnet falling.
        
        If the measuring works and points 1-3 have been carried out, fit a new
shift-lock relay.
        
        If the measuring does not work, go to point 5.
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      | 5. | Check the lifting magnet and its wiring and remedy any faults.
The lifting magnet is located in the selector lever housing.
Disconnect the lifting magnet's connector. Connect a voltmeter to the
female connector as follows: 
 
   
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      |  | • | pin 1 - pin 2 ∼ BATT+ with non-depressed brake pedal < 0.5 V with
depressed brake pedal. 
 
 
        If the measurement results are correct, fit a new lifting magnet.
        
        If the measurement results are wrong, fit a new shift-lock relay.
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      | 6. | If it still does not function after points 1-5 have been carried out, carry on with
mechanical fault-tracing of the lifting magnet. 
 
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