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P1653 — Fuel cut flt after eng off

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P1653

DAEWOO P — Powertrain

Fuel cut flt after eng off

Brand: DAEWOO
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Causes

  • Faulty fuel pump relay (stuck closed or welded contacts)
  • Short or open in fuel pump/relay control wiring
  • Faulty fuel pump control module or fuel pump driver
  • Defective ECM (incorrect control or monitoring of fuel cut)
  • Ignition switch or ignition circuit not signalling engine-off
  • Poor ground or power supply to ECM or relay coil

Symptoms

  • Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) illuminated
  • DTC P1653 stored in engine control module
  • Engine may continue to run/rundown after key-off or may be hard to shut off
  • Fuel smell after engine is turned off
  • Battery drain after shutdown (parasitic draw)
  • Difficulty restarting the engine or unintended cranking behavior

What to check

  • Read and record trouble codes and freeze-frame data with a suitable scan tool
  • Perform key-on/key-off and engine-off cycles while monitoring live data for fuel pump relay control and fuel rail pressure
  • Visually inspect fuel pump relay, fuses and relay socket for corrosion, heat damage or welded contacts
  • Check for voltage at the fuel pump relay coil/control pin with ignition on and off
  • Measure fuel pump current draw with a suitable ammeter to detect stuck-on pump
  • Check continuity and insulation of wiring between ECM, relay and fuel pump

Signal parameters

  • Fuel pump relay control voltage: ~12 V when commanded on, ~0 V (or open) when off
  • Fuel pump current draw: >0 A when running, ≈0 A within seconds after key-off
  • Fuel rail pressure: normal operating pressure when engine runs; should fall toward 0–ambient after shutoff
  • Injector drive: no injector pulse after ignition off
  • Battery voltage: steady ~12–14 V with ignition on; no unexpected voltage when off
  • ECM ground resistance: low (typically

Diagnostic algorithm

  1. Retrieve and record stored codes and freeze-frame; clear codes and attempt to reproduce to confirm P1653 returns.
  2. With a scan tool, monitor fuel pump relay command and fuel rail pressure during a controlled key-on/key-off and engine start/stop cycle. Note any mismatch between command and actual state.
  3. Inspect fuel pump relay and associated fuses. Swap with a known-good identical relay (if available) and retest.
  4. Measure voltage at the relay coil/control terminal with ignition on and off. Verify the control wire goes low/open when engine is off.
  5. Measure continuity and resistance between the ECM fuel control output and the relay coil. Repair any open or short circuits.
  6. Measure fuel pump current during and after shutoff. If the pump continues to draw current after shutoff, suspect a stuck relay, failed pump, or shorted control circuit.
  7. Inspect and test the ignition switch and any engine-off/ignition-off inputs to the ECM. Verify the ECM receives a correct engine-off signal.
  8. Check ECM power and ground circuits for corrosion, loose connections, or high resistance. Repair as needed.
  9. If wiring, relays, fuses and external modules test good, check for immobiliser or module conflicts that could affect fuel cut. Relearn or reset per factory procedure if required.
  10. If all external components and wiring are good, consider ECM diagnostics or replacement as a last step following manufacturer service information.
  11. Safety note: take fuel-system precautions when testing (no open flames, proper ventilation). Disconnect the battery before major electrical repairs.

Likely causes

  • Fuel pump relay welded contacts causing permanent feed after shutoff
  • Open/shorted control wire between ECM and fuel pump relay coil
  • Blown or intermittent fuse in fuel pump/relay feed
  • ECM not receiving ignition-off input due to ignition switch fault
  • Fuel pump control transistor/module failure

Fault status

⚠️ Status
ECM detected that fuel supply/control did not switch to the expected 'off' condition after engine/ignition off. The fault is stored when the monitored fuel control signal/state or fuel pressure/current is inconsistent with an engine-off condition.
🟡 Repair difficulty: Medium
⏱️ Diagnostic time: 0.5-2.0 hours

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