Table 2.33. Checking with a voltmeter (Hyundai Santa Fe CM)

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Checking with a voltmeter

Parameter to be checked	Engine condition	Nominal value
Coolant Temperature Sensor Signal Voltage	At 0°C	4.05 V
	At 20°C	3.44 V
	At 40°C	2.72 V
	At 80°C	1.25 V

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Table 2.32. Checking with the HI-SCAN (PRO) tester
Table 2.31. Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) Related Malfunctions (for 2.7L and V6 Engine Vehicles)
Table 2.30. Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) Related Malfunctions (for 2.4L and I4 Engine Vehicles)
Table 2.29. Diagnostic trouble code (trouble code) checks (for vehicles with 2.7 V6 engine without EOBD)
Table 2.28. Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) Checks (for 2.7 V6 Engine Vehicles with EOBD)

Table 2.34. Checked parameter of the mass air flow (MAF) sensor and the intake manifold air temperature (IAT) sensor
Table 2.35. Air flow sensor component to be tested (MAF 2.7 V6)
Table 2.36. Checking with the HI-SCAN (PRO) tester
Table 2.37. Checking with a multimeter
Table 2.38. Checking with the HI-SCAN (PRO) tester

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