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Mazda X-5. Manual - part 38

 

 

CONTROL SYSTEM 

01–40–25

01–40

ELECTRONIC SPARK ADVANCE (ESA) CONTROL BLOCK DIAGRAM [LF]

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TR SWITCH (AT)

IAT SENSOR

MAF SENSOR

CMP SENSOR

CKP SENSOR

ECT SENSOR

KS

NEUTRAL SWITCH (MT)

CPP SWITCH (MT)

BRAKE SWITCH 

NO.1, NO.2

BATTERY

GENERATOR

(TERMINAL P: STATOR COIL)

VEHICLE SPEED SIGNAL

IGNITER OPERATION TIME

IGNITION TIMING

FIXED 
IGNITION

CYCLE ESTIMATED 
IGNITION

IDLE SPARK 
ADVANCE

BASIC SPARK 
ADVANCE

CORRECTIONS

IGNITION COIL

PCM

TP SENSOR NO.1, NO.2

APP SENSOR NO.1, NO.2

A/C AMPLIFER

REFRIGERANT PRESSURE 

SWITCH (HIGH, LOW )

TCM (AT)

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CONTROL SYSTEM 

01–40–26

ELECTRONIC SPARK ADVANCE (ESA) CONTROL OPERATION [LF]

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Ignition Method

• The PCM excites the ignition coils employing either fixed ignition or cycle estimated ignition according to engine 

operation conditions.

Ignition 
method

Ignition timing

Ignition coil energization period

Fixed 

ignition

Fixed at BTDC 8 

°

Fixed period at BTDC 8 

° to end of energization

Cycle 

estimated 

ignition

Ignition at timing appropriate to 
engine operation conditions 
based on input signals

• Energization time (ignition coil energization time) to igniter is determined 

according to battery voltage

• Cylinder independent ignition

-180

°

No.2

MAXIMUM VALVE TIMING RETARD CONDITION

CRANK ANGLE 

FIXD IGNITION CYLINDER No. 

No.1 CYLINDER APPROX. BTDC 8 

°

CKP SENSOR SIGNAL

CKP SENSOR SIGNAL

CMP SENSOR SIGNAL

CMP SENSOR SIGNAL

FIXD IGNITION CYLINDER  No.

No.2

No.1

No.3

No.4

No.2

No.2

No.1

No.3

No.4

180

°

360

°

540

°

0

°

MAXIMUM VALVE TIMING ADVANCE CONDITION 

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CONTROL SYSTEM 

01–40–27

01–40

Determination of Ignition Timing
Division of control zones

• The PCM divides the engine control operations 

into each control zone according to the engine 
speed and throttle valve opening angle to 
determine the ignition timing by each of the 
control zones to perform optimum ignition control 
under all engine operation conditions.

Ignition timing calculation method table

A: Ignition timing base, B: Correction for ignition timing

THROTTLE 
VALVE 
POSITION

ENGINE SPEED

START 
ZONE

REGULAR  ZONE

IDLE ZONE

OPEN

CLOSED

LOW

HIGH

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Control zone

Control condition

Ignition method

Start zone

Engine speed is 500 rpm or less.
When MAF sensor is damaged.

Fixed ignition

Idle zone

Fully-closed throttle valve when engine speed is the 
target idle speed + 1,750 rpm or less

Determines ignition timing adding each correction 
to the idle spark advance

Cycle estimated 
zone

Engine operation except start zone and idle zone

Determines ignition timing adding each correction 
to the basic spark advance 

Contents

Calculation method or determination method for ignition timing, 

advance value and correction

Control zone

Fixed ignition

Fixed at BTDC approx. 8 

° CA

A

Cycle 
estimated 
ignition

Idle spark 
advance

Set value according to target speed and charging efficiency

*

A

Basic spark 
advance

Set value according to engine speed and charging efficiency

*

A

Star

t zone

Idling zone

Cyc

le estimated 

zone

CONTROL SYSTEM 

01–40–28

*

: Charging efficiency is ratio of actual intake air amount to maximum air charging amount (mass volume) of 

cylinder. This value increases proportionately to the increase in engine load.

Ignition Inhibition Condition

• When receiving an engine stop request signal from the immobilizer system, the PCM force-stops control of 

ignition coils. As a result, the engine does not start.

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EVAPORATIVE PURGE CONTROL OUTLINE [LF]

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• An appropriate amount of evaporative gas is fed into the dynamic chamber by the driving of the purge solenoid 

valve according to the engine operation conditions to ensure driveability and prevent release of evaporative gas 
into the atmosphere.

• The PCM determines the engine operation conditions based on the signals from the input devices indicated in 

the figure below to drive the purge solenoid valve. For the construction/operation of the purge solenoid valve, 
refer to “EMISSION SYSTEM, PURGE SOLENOID VALVE, CONSTRUCTION/OPERATION”.

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Correction

Engine coolant 
temperature 
advance 
correction

Purpose: Ensures combustion stability when engine coolant temperature is 
low

Except during idling

• High charging efficiency

*

, low engine coolant temperature

→large 

correction

B

B

Warm-up 
promotion spark 
retard 
correction

Purpose: Activates the catalytic converter earlier

Approx. 50 s after engine start

• According to engine coolant temperature→correction

B

Feedback 
correction

Purpose: Ensures idling stability

During idling (inhibited during test mode)

• Large difference between actual engine speed and target engine 

speed

→large correction

• Small difference between actual engine speed and target engine 

speed

→small correction

B

EGR correction

Purpose: Prevents deviation of required ignition timing during EGR gas feed

When EGR valve position is the specified value or more except 

during EGR valve initialization

• According to engine speed and charging efficiency

*

→correction

B

Shift spark 
retard/ advance 
corrections (AT)

Purpose: Reduce shift shock during upshifting or manual downshifting.

Determined according to torque reduction/increase request 

signals from the TCM.

• Large torque reduction request during upshifting→large spark retard 

correction

• Large torque increase request during manual downshifting→large spark 

advance correction

B

Deceleration 
fuel cut 
recovery retard 
correction

Purpose: Reduces shock after recovery from deceleration fuel cut and during 
re-acceleration while in deceleration fuel cut

Re-acceleration after recovery from deceleration fuel cut and 

while in deceleration fuel cut

• Low engine coolant temperature→large correction

B

B

Acceleration 
spark retard 
correction

Purpose: Prevents knocking and shock during sudden acceleration

Acceleration when charging efficiency

*

    volume increase 

(acceleration amount) is specified value or more

• High acceleration amount→high retard

B

Standing start 
spark retard 
correction

Purpose: Prevents shock when vehicle accelerates from a standing start

When vehicle accelerates from a standing start

• According to engine speed, throttle valve opening angle, engine coolant 

temperature and intake air temperature

→correction

B

Knocking spark 
retard 
correction

Purpose: Knocking suppression

When knocking is detected while driving under high load

• Large amount of knocking→large correction

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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