Polaris RANGER EV 2015, Service Manual

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9926595 R01 - 2015-2016 RANGER EV Service Manual
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DIGITAL WRENCH DIAGNOSTIC
SOFTWARE
The Digital Wrench diagnostic connector is located under
the hood (1). Connect the communication cable to the
diagnostic connector. Start Digital Wrench and follow the
on-screen instructions to test various systems, sensors,
and functions.
SYSTEM TROUBLE CODES
The Motor Controller stores trouble codes in memory.
Trouble codes are stored when a sensor reading is
outside of the “plausible” range for normal operation. For
common codes see Indicator Lights, page 8.14 or for a
complete code list see Digital Wrench Trouble Code List,
page 8.38.
When a fault occurs, it is recorded in the “Logged Faults”
memory. If a fault is currently active, the code is also
recorded in “Current Faults” memory and remains until
the fault is no longer occurring. If the problem is
corrected, the “Current Fault” is erased, but the code
remains in the “Logged Faults” memory until it is
manually
deleted (cleared) using Digital Wrench
software. Logged trouble codes remain even if the
battery power is removed from the Controller.
NOTE
Some common faults may be logged in Digital Wrench
that do not represent an actual problem, such as those
that occur due to operator error. EXAMPLE: If an
operator changes direction (F to R) without fully
releasing the accelerator pedal, a P1B17 code will
appear in “Logged Faults” and can be ignored. It does
not represent an actual problem with the system.
ACCELERATOR PEDAL POSITION SENSOR
VOLTAGE LEVEL: 5.0 VDC
LOCATION: On accelerator pedal bracket
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