Hyundai Tucson: Indicators And Gauges

Troubleshooting

Description

Cluster Variant Coding

As we have more options (SCC, VDC, EPB, Cubis, MDPS, TPMS. LDWS, ECS -) in the car, the dashboard now has more information to display depending on the chosen options.

For this reason, we need to learn which options the vehicle has when replacing the dashboard.

To address this issue, a course of learning based on the option required for the vehicle when replacing the dashboard should be carried out.

This is called Variant Coding.

Circuit Diagram

General

Super Vision

Removal

1. Disconnect the negative (-) battery terminal.
2. Remove the cluster fascia panel.

   (Refer to Body - "Cluster Fascia Panel")

3. Remove the cluster (A) after loosening mounting screws.

4. Disconnect cluster connecters and then remove the cluster (A).

Installation

1. Install the cluster assembly.
2. Install the cluster facia panel.
3. Connect the negative (-) battery terminal.

• Perform variant coding after exchanging the instrument cluster.

Inspection

1. Check point (Warning indicator)

2. Check point (Gauge)

Diagnosis with Diagnostic Tool

1. In the body electrical system, failure can be quickly diagnosed by using the vehicle diagnostic system.

   The diagnostic system provides the following information.

(1) Fault Code Searching : Checking failure and code number (DTC)

(2) Data Analysis : Checking the system input/output data state

(3) Actuation test: Checking the system operation condition

(4) S/W Management: Controlling other features including system option setting and zero point adjustment

2. If diagnose the vehicle by diagnostic tool, select "DTC Analysis" and "Vehicle".

3. If check current status, select the "Data Analysis" and "Car model".

4. Select the 'CLU' to search the current state of the input/output data.

CLU Variant Coding

As we have more options (ESC, TPMS. SCC, etc.) in the car, the dashboard now have more information to display depending on the chosen options.

For this reason, we need to learn which options the current vehicle when we replace the dashboard.

To address this issue, a course of learning based on the option required for the vehicle when replacing the dashboard should be carried out.

This is called Variant Coding.

1. Connect the cable of diagnostic tool to the data link connector in driver side crash pad lower panel.
2. Select the 'S/W Management' and 'Car model'.

3. Select the 'Cluster Module' and 'CLU Variant Coding'.

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