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Diamante


System Type: Sumitomo 3 channel

Diagnostic Page References: 1992-96 Diamante Service Manual, Vol. 1, Pages 35-7 thru 35-43. Circuit diagrams are in Vol. 2, Pages 336 thru 347.

Data Link Connector Location: Under instrument panel, driver side. 1992-96 Diamante Service Manual, Vol. 1, Page 35-12 or Vol. 2, page 346.

Technical Service Bulletins:

1992 models:
TSB-91-35-007 revises information for connecting and inspecting HU connector and the ABS valve relay harness and ABS ECU harness.

TSB-92-35-001 revises a troubleshooting "hint" when diagnosis code # 52 or # 53 is displayed.

TSB-92-35-005 corrects pin numbers for checking output voltages on the wheel sensors 1992-1993 models:

TSB-93-35-001 corrects four wiring harness connector numbers in the ABS circuit diagram on pages 231 and 234 of Vol. 2.

Notes:

1. Codes are only detected while the scan tool is connected. Up to four codes can be displayed at a time. Code numbers are on Page 35-15.
2. To erase codes with the MUT-I (not applicable to MUT-II), first connect the MUT-I directly to the battery for the test. Then display the Function Menu. Select "# 4 SPECIAL TEST". From the SPECIAL TEST menu, scroll to and select # 5 ERASE DIAG". Answer "YES" to the question "ERASE DIAG?". Choose "ID-NBR : 97" to erase codes four at a time. After erasing the DTCs, momentarily stop and restart the engine, and then reactivate the MUT-I.
3. When using scan tool in a road test, if a DTC is found, scan tool data will lock up and cannot be monitored further. Readings present at the time of the DTC will remain on the screen. Correct the DTC cause and then retest.
4. Diagnostics for Diamante Wagon are not included in the Diamante Wagon service manual. Refer to the 92-96 Diamante service manual for this information.
5. Diamante wheel speed sensors are fragile. To prevent damage, remove them when servicing the front end.






6. If the hydraulic unit has to be replaced, refer to pages 6-3 and 6-4 in the ABS Student Learning Guide for important accumulator handling precautions, some of which are included.