COOLANT SWITCHING VALVE (CSV) INSPECTION [PYUL]SM3329823
COOLANT SWITCHING VALVE (CSV) INSPECTION [PYUL]

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Inspect Coolant Switching Valve

Warning
• When removing the cooling system cap, cover the cooling system cap with a clean cloth and remove it slowly.
Note
• Verify the servicing history and if air infiltration in the coolant passage is suspected, perform air bleeding according to the servicing location before inspection. (See ENGINE COOLANT REPLACEMENT [PYUL].)(See e-SKYACTIV PHEV COOLANT REPLACEMENT.)
• The coolant switching valve uses a waterproof connector. Perform a DTC/visual inspection because the voltage/waveform cannot be inspected.

DTC inspection (coolant switching valve No.1)

Note
• Connect the M-MDS to the DLC-2 and perform the procedure.

1.Using the M-MDS, perform a DTC inspection and verify if any coolant switching valve No.1-related DTCs are detected. (Refer to [DTC INSPECTION] in the troubleshooting manual)

DTC is detected
• Inspect the possible causes of the detected DTCs starting from the top. (Refer to [DTC TABLE [ECM (e-SKYACTIV PHEV)]] in the troubleshooting manual)
― If the malfunction has not been resolved, replace coolant switching valve No.1. (See COOLANT SWITCHING VALVE (CSV) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION [PYUL].)
No DTC is detected
• Perform a visual inspection. (See Visual inspection (coolant switching valve No.1))


Visual inspection (coolant switching valve No.1)

Note
• Perform the procedure with coolant switching valve No.1 removed. (See COOLANT SWITCHING VALVE (CSV) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION [PYUL].)

1.Inspect coolant switching valve No.1 for the following.

• Damage or cracking
• Clogging with dirt or foreign matter in the coolant passage of coolant switching valve No.1
• Coolant switching valve No.1 is open (normal condition)
If a malfunction occurs
• Repair or replace the malfunctioning location. (See COOLANT SWITCHING VALVE (CSV) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION [PYUL].)


DTC inspection (coolant switching valve No.2)

Note
• Connect the M-MDS to the DLC-2 and perform the procedure.

1.Using the M-MDS, perform a DTC inspection and verify if any coolant switching valve No.2-related DTCs are detected. (Refer to [DTC INSPECTION] in the troubleshooting manual)

DTC is detected
• Inspect the possible causes of the detected DTCs starting from the top. (Refer to [DTC TABLE [ECM (e-SKYACTIV PHEV)]] in the troubleshooting manual)
― If the malfunction has not been resolved, replace coolant switching valve No.2. (See COOLANT SWITCHING VALVE (CSV) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION [PYUL].)
No DTC is detected
• Perform a visual inspection. (See Visual inspection (coolant switching valve No.2))


Visual inspection (coolant switching valve No.2)

Note
• Perform the procedure with coolant switching valve No.2 removed. (See COOLANT SWITCHING VALVE (CSV) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION [PYUL].)

1.Inspect coolant switching valve No.2 for the following.

• Damage or cracking
• Clogging with dirt or foreign matter in the coolant passage of the coolant switching valve No.2
• Coolant switching valve No.2 is open (normal condition)
If a malfunction occurs
• Repair or replace the malfunctioning location. (See COOLANT SWITCHING VALVE (CSV) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION [PYUL].)