3360333 - P30 DOORS / BOOT OPEN BUZZER NOT PRESENT WITH CAR IN MOTION

With the car in motion, accidental opening of a door or the boot is not indicated by the buzzer.
The instrument panel node downloads a signal indicating status of the doors, boot, bonnet and car speed from the network. If a door, the boot or the bonnet are open and car speed exceeds 4 km/h, a buzzer sounds.
Results of the tests
1CHECKING WITH DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENTAll OKProblems metOperation
Connect an Examiner and check the door (front and rear) and boot switch status have been properly downloaded.Continue to Step 2 Malfunction in downloading of door (front and rear) and boot switch status Check correct connection of the electrical connectors on the body computer node.
Malfunction in downloading of one of the door (front and rear) and boot switch statuses Check the electrical connection between the defective door or boot switch and the body computer node See   E3040  CENTRAL LOCKING
2CHECKING WITH DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENTAll OKProblems metOperation

Keep the Examiner connected and check the body computer node for

  • errors in the C-CAN line
  • errors in the speedometer signal
Continue to Step 3 Error in the C-CAN lineContinue following the instructions for the diagnostic equipment.
Error found in speedometer signalProceed with the diagnosis of the speedometer signal ( See table   K03  SPEEDOMETER NOT WORKING ).
3CHECKING WITH DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENTAll OKProblems metOperation

Keep the Examiner connected and check the body computer node for

  • errors in the B-CAN line
  • errors in the speedometer signal
Continue to Step 4Error found in the B-CAN line Continue following the instructions for the diagnostic equipment.
Error found in speedometer signalProceed with the diagnosis of the speedometer signal ( See table   K03  SPEEDOMETER NOT WORKING ).
4CHECKING CORRECT OPERATIONAll OKProblems metOperation
Check that the fault is no longer presentThe fault persistsChange the instrument panel node Op. 5560B11Search for the fault starting from another symptom'