2751008 - C19 THE VEHICLE DOES NOT RUN

The engine does not start The display shows the gear engaged but will not go into neutral to allow starting Preliminary check: If during engine starting you notice that the starter motor works normally, the problem is caused by other systems (engine management, ABS, fuel pump). Reference is made to the specific diagnoses. If the starter motor does not turn (after checking its operation and the relevant electrical circuit), continue with the next diagnostic chart
Results of the tests
0CONTROL UNIT ERRORS CHECKAll OKProblems metOperation

Check that there are no control unit errors. In particular:

  • Clutch sensor error
  • Clutch solenoid current error
  • Pump relay error
  • Load relay error
  • Selespeed pump error
  • Engagement sensor error
  • Microprocessor 2 error
Continue to Step 4Presence of one or more of the errors included in the list Continue to Step 1
1CHECKS ON FAULTS DETECTEDAll OKProblems metOperation
Check the faults according to the See Test   2127I  What to do for error in Selespeed control unit Continue to Step 3Faulty connections (Clutch sensor, Pump relay, Load relay, Selespeed pump and/or Engagement sensor) Repair/replace the wiringContinue to Step 3
The active diganosis is not successful and there are no faults detected at the wiring (Clutch solenoid valve) Continue to Step 2
Faulty pump relay and/or fuse (Selespeed pump) Replace the componentContinue to Step 3
Faults on pump winding (Selespeed pump) Replace the component Op.   2127C30  Continue to Step 3
Replace the Robotized Gearbox control unit (Microprocessor error 2) Continue to Step 3
2AFTER THE SOLENOID VALVE ACTIVE DIAGNOSISAll OKProblems metOperation
If this step has been reached for the active diagnosis of the clutch solenoid valve, replace it Op.   2127C56  and check the operation by carrying out a C.M.Continue to Step 3.
3SENSOR REPLACEMENTAll OKProblems metOperation
If there is a gear engagement sensor error and no faults are detected at the connections/wiring, replace it Op.   2127E42  and check that the position reading is correct by carrying out a series of C.M.Continue to Step 4.
4AFTER THE CHECKS ON THE FAULTS DETECTEDAll OKProblems metOperation
Check that the fault is no longer presentEnd of diagnosisThe fault persists Continue to Step 5
5OIL LEVEL CHECKAll OKProblems metOperation
Check the oil level as described in See Test   2127B  OIL LEVEL CHECK Continue to Step 7Level below the Max reference Top up the oil levelContinue to Step 6
Level above the Max reference Reduce to the Max levelContinue to Step 7
6CHECK FOR OIL LEAKSAll OKProblems metOperation
Check that there are no oil leaks as described in See Test   2127C  CHECK FOR OIL LEAKS Continue to Step 7OIl leaks detected Replace/repair the parts concerned, and top up the oil levelContinue to Step 6
7OIL PRESSURE CHECKAll OKProblems metOperation
Check the oil pressure as described in See Test   2127D  OIL PRESSURE CHECK Continue to Step 9Pressure < 40 bar Continue to Step 8
8ELECTRIC PUMP OPERATION CHECKAll OKProblems metOperation
Check the correct operation of the pump as described in See Test   2127E  ELECTRIC PUMP OPERATION CHECK Continue to Step 9Voltage below 11 V Check the batteryContinue to Step 8
It is not possible to make gear changes from the lever Activate the 'clutch bleed' service from the Examiner Plus or Smart to activate the pumpContinue to Step 9
9CHECK THE LAYOUT OF THE CLUTCH SENSOR WIRINGAll OKProblems metOperation
Check the state of the connections, continuity of the wiring (it is important to pay particular to the layout of the clutch position sensor wiring in the engine compartment: the wire must not be too taut, and it must have sufficient slack)
Continue to Step 9There is a fault Repair/replace the part that is not workingContinue to Step 10
10CHECK THAT THE FAULT IS NO LONGER PRESENTAll OKProblems metOperation
Check that the fault is no longer presentEnd of diagnosisThe fault persists Contact Technical Service for further information on the problem