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Renault master 3 2.3 dci - No communication with the modules.

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  • #1 16341080
    mariusz791
    Level 11  
    Hello.
    I need a diagnostic wiring diagram for Renault master 3 2011 2.3 dci.
    Cannot connect to all modules. Two testers, including Clip.
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  • #2 16341249
    damdam

    Level 34  
    start with whether someone has dropped some GPS locator using CAN from the socket. if CAN was dead, the car would be dead for sure.
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  • #3 16341325
    Don de Leon
    Level 24  
    Maybe you have a released CAN somewhere in the bundle, recently I fought the Ford E150 Raptor from 2013 and the same symptom - no connection to anything, one frayed CAN wire.
  • #4 16342130
    bsv2001
    Level 17  
    you need to turn off all ECUs on Can and measure R = 120 (60) Ohm + beam
    check + 12v and ground on OBD
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  • #5 16343721
    mariusz791
    Level 11  
    I am sorry that it is so late, but I just sat on the net, the power supply is on the OBD. Exactly it connected to the radio and the display will fight the installation tomorrow.
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  • #6 20865863
    Translogistic
    Level 2  

    Hi, how did you deal with the master? Because I have a similar problem.
  • #7 20865876
    bigorlik
    Level 11  

    I bought the controller online as a used one, I soldered it from the previous eeprom, the communication was recovered, it showed errors, the car started and
    Everything's fine
  • #8 20865995
    Translogistic
    Level 2  

    But did you buy an engine controller or USM? Thank you in advance for your help.
  • #9 20866030
    bigorlik
    Level 11  

    In my case, it is master 2.5 Bosch 0 281 013 363 engine controller.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Renault Master 3 2.3 dCi experiencing communication issues with its modules. The original poster seeks a diagnostic wiring diagram and mentions the inability to connect using two different testers, including the Clip. Responses suggest checking for potential issues with the CAN bus, such as frayed wires or improper connections. One user resolved a similar issue by replacing the engine controller and reprogramming it with the previous EEPROM, restoring communication and functionality. Additional advice includes measuring resistance on the CAN and ensuring proper power supply and grounding at the OBD connector.
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