Hyundai Ioniq: Indicators And Gauges / Instrument Cluster. Repair procedures

Hyundai Ioniq (AE) 2017-2024 Service Manual / Body Electrical System / Indicators And Gauges / Instrument Cluster. Repair procedures

Removal
   
•
Put on gloves to protect your hands.
•
When prying with a flat-tip screwdriver, wrap it with protective tape, and apply protective tape around the related parts, to prevent damage.
1.
Disconnect the negative (-) battery terminal.
2.
Remove the cluster fascia panel.
(Refer to Body - "Cluster Fascia Panel")
3.
Separate the instrument cluster (A) after loosening the mounting screws.

4.
Remove the instrument cluster after disconnect the cluster connecotr (A).

Installation
1.
Install the cluster after connect the cluster connectors.
2.
Install the cluster fascia panel.
3.
Connect the negative (-) battery terminal.
   
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Perform variant coding after exchanging the instrument cluster.
Inspection
1.
Check point (Warning indicator)
   
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Fault conditions and normal operating conditions, refer to the owner's manual.
No
Ref Symbol
Name
Color
Signal input
Signal Control
Check point
1

Turnsignal (Left)
Green
CAN
BCM
(Gateway)
1)
Multifunction Switch
2)
BCM
3)
CAN Failure
2

Turnsignal (Right)
Green
CAN
BCM
(Gateway)
1)
Multifunction Switch
2)
BCM
3)
CAN Failure
3

Tail Lamp
Green
CAN
BCM
(Gateway)
1)
Multifunction Switch
2)
BCM
3)
CAN Failure
4

service
Yellow
CAN
HCU
MCU
GCU
BMS
LDC
TCU
OBC
1)
HCU System
2)
MCU System
3)
GCU System
4)
BMS System
5)
LDC System
6)
TCU System
7)
OBC System
8)
CAN System
5

High Beam
Blue
CAN
BCM
(Gateway)
1)
Multifunction Switch
2)
BCM
3)
CAN Failure
6

Warning
Yellow
CAN
BSD
1)
BSD System
2)
CAN Failure
TPMS
1)
TPMS System
2)
CAN Failure
SCC
1)
SCC System
2)
CAN Failure
LDWS
1)
LDWS System
2)
CAN Failure
FCW
1)
FCW System
2)
CAN Failure
HBA
1)
HBA System
2)
CAN Failure
BCM
1)
Exterior Lamp
2)
BCM
3)
CAN Failure
Hard-wired
Low Washer
1)
Whasher fluid lever sensor
2)
Wiring Failure
Digital Input
Reminders when service checks
7

Battery Charge
Red
Hard-wired
Alternator
1)
Alternator
2)
Wiring Failure
3)
Battery
8

Oil Pressure
Red
Hard-wired
ECM
1)
Oil Pressure Sensor
2)
Wiring Failure
3)
ECM
4)
CAN Failure
9

Check Engine
Yellow
CAN
ECM
1)
ECM
2)
CAN Failure
10

Immobilizer
Yellow
CAN
+
Hard-wired
IMMOBILIZER
SMK
1)
Immobilzer System
2)
SMK
3)
BCM
4)
CAN Failure
5)
Hard-wired
11

Parking Brake
Brake Fluid
EBD
EPB
EVP
Red
CAN
BCM
(Gateway)
EBD
EPB
EVP
ABS
TCS
1)
BCM
2)
ABS System
3)
EPB System
4)
CAN Failure
5)
Parking Brake Switch
6)
Brake Oil Lever Sensor
12

ABS
Yellow
CAN
ABS
1)
ABS System
2)
CAN Failure
13

ESC
Yellow
CAN
TCS
1)
ABS System
2)
CAN Failure
14

ESC Off
Yellow
CAN
TCS
1)
ABS System
2)
CAN Failure
15

EV
Green
CAN
HCU
1)
HCU System
2)
CAN Failure
16

LDWS
Green
Yellow
White
CAN
LDWS
1)
LDWS System
2)
CAN Failure
17

Seat Belt
Red
CAN
BCM
(Gateway)
1)
BCM
2)
CAN Failure
18

Airbag
Red
CAN
SRSCM
1)
SRSCM System
2)
CAN Failure
19

EPS
(MDPS)
Red
CAN
MDPS
1)
MDPS Unit System
2)
MDPS Motor
3)
CAN Failure
20

TPMS
Yellow
CAN
TPMS
1)
TPMS System
2)
TPMS Sensor
3)
CAN Failure
21

Fuel Warning
Yellow
Direct
(Micom)
Fuel Sender
1)
Fuel Sendar Failure
2)
Wiring Failure
22

AEB
Yellow
CAN
SCC
1)
AEB System
2)
CAN Failure
23

ECO
Green
Hard-wired
ECO Mode
1)
Drive Mode Switch
2)
ECM System
3)
TCU System
24

Ready
Green
CAN
HCU
1)
HCU System
2)
CAN Failure
25

CRUISE
Green
CAN
ECM
1)
ECM
2)
CAN Failure
26

SET
Green
CAN
ECM
1)
ECM
2)
CAN Failure
27

Over Speed Wanring
Yellow
CAN
ABS
TCS
(Speed)
1)
ABS System
2)
TCS System
3)
CAN Failure

2.
Check point (Gauge)
No
Name
Signal Input
Signal Control
(Unit/Sensor)
Check Point
1
Speedometer
C-CAN
ABS/ESC
1) CAN Line failure
3
Tachometer
C-CAN
EMS
1) CAN Line failure
4
Cooling water temperature
C-CAN
EMS
1) CAN Line failure
5
Fuel
Hardwire
Fuel Sander
1) Fuel sender failure
2) Wiring failure
6
Shift lever indicator
C-CAN
TCU
1) CAN Line failure

Diagnosis with GDS
1.
The body electrocal system can be quickly diagnosed failed parts with vehicle diagnostic system (GDS).
The diagnostic system (GDS) provides the following information.
(1)
Self diagnosis : Checking the failure code (DTC) and display
(2)
Current data : Checking the system input/output data state
(3)
Actuator test : Checking the system operation condition
(4)
Additional function : Other controlling such as he system option and zero point adjustment
2.
Select the "Car Model" and the system to be checked in order to check the vehicle with the tester.
3.
Select the "Body Control Module (BCM)" to check the "Cluster Module (CLU)".
4.
Select the "Current Data" menu to search the current state of the input/output data.
The input/output data for the sensors corresponding to the cluster module (CLU) can be checked.

5.
To check the input value of cluster illumination, select option "Actuation Test".

CLU Variant Coding
After replacing the cluster with a new one, must be performed the "Variant Coding" procedure.
1.
Connect the cable of GDS to the data link connector in driver side crash pad lower panel, turn the power on GDS.
2.
Select model and "BCM".
3.
Select Variant coding mode to perform.

4.
If the trouble codes occurred when performing variant coding, try the CLU variant coding again after checking the installation status of CLU system.

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