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Astra g Z16XE 04r ECU DIAGRAM - Looking for a pin output diagram for the ECU in

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  • #1 17166890
    Slomsik
    Level 9  
    Hello, I am looking for an ecu installation diagram (pin output description) for astra g with 1.6 16v Z16XE 2004 engine.
    I have a problem with the main fan not working, errors no:

    P1482 - Fan relay 2
    P1483 - Fan relay 3
    P1530-A / C clutch relay

    I excluded the errors of the relays located in the longitudinal relay box, right next to the battery, because the relays are functional and shorting them causes the fan to be switched on manually.
    I also learned from numerous forums that the operation of the fan in this model is already controlled by the ECU.
    So I'm going to first check if there is a break in the installation from the ECU to the relays, and if there is no, then you have to look for errors in the ECU itself.
    The problem is that I can't find the right pin diagram in the plug for my aster, is there anyone able to rescue me ??

    From the site:
    http://codecard.eu/carprog/software/opel-logi...5-5-siemens-simtec71-simtec71-1-delco-diesel- delco-multec- / prod_129.html
    I found out that my driver is Delco Multec with markings on the M and K driver.
    Somewhere on the forum I found such a diagram, but it probably does not apply to my engine, because there are plugs A and B there, if this is the diagram, please correct me and tell me which plug is which, I attach the diagram in the attachment.

    If any of you have the correct diagram for this car, please send it
    Thanks in advance for your help
    Greetings, Piotrek
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  • #2 17167387
    bubu1769
    Level 42  
    That should help you a little. Connector M, in your diagram A is all about the engine (sensors, injectors, ignition coils), connector K, in your diagram B is the rest of the car (odometer, relays).
    On page 21 of the diagrams you have the Z16XE engine, in cars with air-conditioning the fans are controlled by an additional module described on page 35, where you also have an option diagram without air conditioning.
    In these drivers, they like to break the internal connections between the board and the connector, difficult to repair, but with a little practice it can be mastered.
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  • #3 17167651
    marekfl
    Level 12  
    I haven't hit this hybrid with fan errors yet, usually it's immo, charging (generally damaged communication), shaft sensor or EGR,

    But the colleague above suggests the driver to the table very well, open it and check the connections between the print and plugs.
  • #4 17167810
    bubu1769
    Level 42  
    If there is air conditioning, it should just be a separate module from the fan control and compressor clutch and maybe it is failing.
  • #5 17167862
    Slomsik
    Level 9  
    marekfl wrote:
    I haven't hit this hybrid with fan errors yet, usually it's immo, charging (generally damaged communication), shaft sensor or EGR,

    But the colleague above suggests the driver to the table very well, open it and check the connections between the print and plugs.


    Hmm, in general, I don't have communication with ECU either, because I can't go into it and do any test, maybe because it's not optech, but in my friend's chest
    It normally went in and did the relays test, etc.
    It will eliminate for now that the installation has collapsed somewhere, which I doubt, and then I will look at these wires.

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    bubu1769 wrote:
    If there is air conditioning, it should just be a separate module from the fan control and compressor clutch and maybe it is failing.


    Do you know where this module is? Because I was convinced that everything comes from the ECU. The fan control module, which was once under the wheel arch, is definitely no longer present in this model, because I looked there.
    Thanks for showing interest
  • #6 17168064
    bubu1769
    Level 42  
    How did you diagnose errors? Because if you were able to read them then communication is there.
    The module should be on the front left, what you have this air conditioning because it may have been in cars with automatic air conditioning.
    Astra g Z16XE 04r ECU DIAGRAM - Looking for a pin output diagram for the ECU in
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  • #7 17168216
    Slomsik
    Level 9  
    bubu1769 wrote:
    How did you diagnose errors? Because if you were able to read them then communication is there.
    The module should be on the front left, what you have this air conditioning because it may have been in cars with automatic air conditioning.
    Astra g Z16XE 04r ECU DIAGRAM - Looking for a pin output diagram for the ECU in


    I have a manual air conditioning, I do not have this relay in the box, I only have 2 relays in the box.
    I have looked after this module too and it is not there.
    I diagnosed with the usual programs:
    * OPUS CARS CTMem
    * Autocom
  • #8 17168255
    elektryk112
    Level 28  
    Since 2003, there is no fan module.
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  • #9 17168395
    Slomsik
    Level 9  
    Ok that's great, so I'm going to rummage in the ECU :D
  • #10 19325080
    jyrkipes
    Level 1  
    1st thank you for this thread! It helped me to fix my ecu (Delphi Delco HSFI 2.1 for Astra G 2002 1.6 Z16XE).

    While doing it, I made this document to help my troubleshooting.
    It is based on material above and may contain errors, but if you can read it you know how careful you need to be. :)
  • #11 20834254
    sizweamos
    Level 3  

    Dear guys,

    I am new but I would like to thank the admins and participants of this forum because I have obtained ECU pinout diagrams for an Opel Astra G 1.6 16 Ecotec, that will greatly help me as it does not have 5v output on the crank position sensor side. I think the ECU is dead!

    Sizwe

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the search for an ECU pin output diagram for a 2004 Astra G with a Z16XE engine, specifically addressing issues with the main fan not functioning. The user reports error codes P1482, P1483, and P1530, indicating potential relay problems. Responses suggest checking the connections between the ECU and relays, as well as the possibility of a separate fan control module, which may not be present in this model. The user confirms the absence of a fan module and discusses diagnostic methods used. Several participants share insights on troubleshooting, including the importance of examining the ECU for internal connection issues. A few users express gratitude for the shared information, indicating that it has helped them resolve similar ECU-related problems.
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