U302E Ignition Output On
U302E applies to an output intended to carry voltage in On alone, which means it has to switch off while the starter turns. The driving module must blank out that intended gap during cranking and judge the output only in steady power modes, otherwise every start would log the code. How such a check can be built is shown in Yazaki's patent CN106797120A: a controller measures the voltage behind a second ignition relay, treats a reading below a threshold set between nominal voltage and 0 V as a relay that failed open, warns the driver on a display and moves the affected loads over to the first ignition feed. Transferred to U302E, a dead output in On points to a relay stuck open, a blown fuse or a broken wire, while voltage in Off points to a welded contact or a driver stuck on. No manufacturer documents U302E publicly.
Likely causes
Symptoms
- Loads on the run-only feed dead with the engine running
- Power supply warning in the cluster
- Battery discharged when the output stays on after shut-off
Repair estimate
Typical range across vehicles; the real cost depends on what the testing finds.
Parts involved
Related codes
References: patents.google.com, law.cornell.edu.