Normally, battery voltage fluctuates from 11.5V to 14.5V. Especially at cranking, voltage can drop to 9.8V. Therefore, actuators which require 12V power supply meet fluctuation of power by 5V. A little change of voltage supply can shift controlling characteristic of actuators, such as injectors, RPV and EGR actuator, which should be controlled delicately. To correct controlling characteristic change arrived from voltage fluctuation, ECM performs actuator operating correction according to voltage change as detecting battery voltage change.
P0562 is set when battery voltage below 6V is detected for more than 5 sec. Check charging system. (charging circuit, alternator component) ☞ ECM senses battery voltage as monitoring the voltages in 'Engine control relay ON' terminal.
Item | Detecting Condition | Possible Cause | ||
DTC Strategy |
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Voltage monitoring |
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Charging circuit
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Alternator component | ||
Enable Conditions |
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IG key ON | |||
Threshold value |
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When battery voltage is below 6V | |||
Diagnosis Time |
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5 sec. | |||
Fail Safe | Fuel cut | YES |
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Battery voltage is considered as 12V. | |
EGR Off | NO | |||
Fuel Limit | NO | |||
MIL | OFF |
Fig 1) This is alternator charging waveform during engine running.
☞ Check if battery voltage drops dramatically as turning on the electrical device such as head lamp, defogger and A/C.