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Section 110-0030

SM 1691 Rev 1 11-99

5

Engine - Engine and Mounting

HEUI ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC CODES

Code

Description

Fault Lamp

Additional Actions Taken

Detectable problems may be present,  but do not have a
dedicated code:
1. No faults.

1. None.

111

2. TRS signal problem not identified with Code 143, 144, 145 or

None

2. Engine cannot be started.

612.
3. Fan control or transmissionrelay circuit may not be

3. Functionality will be degraded.

functioning properly.
4. Simultaneously energizing PTO control pins 36 & 37.

4. PTO control will be disabled.

5. Main power relay may not be functioning properly.

5. None - functionality may be affected.

112

A voltage more than 28V was provided to the ECM.

None

Intermittent voltage gives inactive code.
Continuous supply causes power down.

113

A voltage less than 6V was provided to the ECM.

None

Intermittent voltage gives inactive code.
Continuous supply causes power down.

114

CTS signal less than 0.127V for more than 0.1 seconds.

Check

ECM will ignore CTS signal & assume a
coolant temp of -29°F (-34°C) for start &
180°F (82°C) for engine operation. Fan
control feature is disabled, fan is kept on all
the time.

115

CTS signal more than 4.6V for more than 0.1 seconds.

Check

ECM will ignore CTS signal & assume a
coolant temp of -29°F (-34°C) for start &
180°F (82°C) for engine operation. Fan
control feature is disabled, fan is kept on all
the time.

121

MAPS signal more than 4.9V for more than 0.1 seconds.

Check

ECM will ignore MAPS signal & operate
engine using program default values.

122

MAPS signal less than 0.39V for more than 0.1 seconds.

Check

ECM will ignore MAPS signal & operate
engine using program default values.

123

MAPS signal more than 16.7 lb/in² (115 kPa) at low idle.

Check

ECM will ignore MAPS signal & operate
engine using program default values.

124

IPS signal less than 0.039V for more than 1 second.

Check

ECM will ignore IPS signal & use open loop
strategy (ECM uses calibrated value based
on engine load, speed & temp to estimate it).

125

IPS signal more than 4.9V for more than 1 second.

Check

ECM will ignore IPS signal & use open loop
strategy (ECM uses calibrated value based
on engine load, speed & temp to estimate it).

131

TPS signal less than 0.146V for more than 0.5 seconds.

Check

Engine speed reduced to low idle setting,
LO-IDLE-SPEED while code active.

132

TPS signal more than 4.55V for more than 0.5 seconds.

Check

Engine speed reduced to low idle setting,
LO-IDLE-SPEED while code active.

133

TPS & IVS signals disagree. Code caused by an intermittent

Check

ECM assumes TPS is the conflict source.

condition.

Engine speed reduced to low idle setting,
LO-IDLE-SPEED. Code remains active until
engine is shutdown & restarted. Will not
recover without cycling the ignition switch.

134

TPS & IVS signals disagree. Either TPS or IVS is varying: TPS &

Check

Engine speed reduced to low idle

IVS signal are varying or ECM cannot determine fault/code in

speed settting, LO-IDLE-SPEED. Code

allotted time. Code caused by intermittent condition.

remains active until engine is shutdown
& restarted. Will not recover without
cycling the ignition switch.

135

IVS signal is varying, while TPS signal is constant. Code caused

Check

Engine speed reduced to 50% of throttle

by intermittent condition.

requested. Code remains active until engine
is shutdown & restarted. Will not recover
without cycling the ignition switch.

141

Test voltage across VSS too low for more than 0.5 seconds.

None

ECM will disable, cruise control, PTO
operation, fast idle control & road speed
limiting, if enabled and limites engine speed
in all gears.

142

Test voltage across VSS too high for more than 0.5 seconds.

None

ECM will disable, cruise control, PTO
operation, fast idle control & road speed
limiting, if enabled and limites engine speed
in all gears.

143

23 wide-window TRS signals were not received between two

None

If condition persists, engine will stop running.

narrow signals.

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Page 5: ...ssible hazardous consequences of each way Consequently no such broad evaluation has been undertaken Accordingly anyone who uses a service procedure or tool which is not recommended must first satisfy...

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Page 7: ...er to Section 160 0050 0060 Differential 1778 160 REAR AXLE GROUP 0020 Differential 1780 0040 Planetary Gearing 1779 0050 Wheel Rim and Tyre 1721 0080 NoSpin Element 1781 165 BRAKE PARTS 0031 Brake Pa...

Page 8: ...gency Brake Control Valve 1795 0200 Air Drier 1753 0260 Brake Chamber 1782 0280 Relay Emergency Valve 1800 0280 Relay Valve 1794 0290 Pressure Protection Valve 1752 255 AIR SYSTEM 0020 Air Horn 1797 2...

Page 9: ...n Overall length with optional Twin Hitch Bail Raised 13 6 m 44 ft 7 in BailLowered 14 04 m 56 ft 8 in Note All vertical measurements are with bowl at 300 mm 12 in carry position Unit empty Fig 1 Mach...

Page 10: ...70 litre min 71 2 US gal min System Pressure at 1 500 rev min 103 bar 1 500 lbf in SPEEDS WITH STANDARD DIFFERENTIAL Forward Gear 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Ratio 5 72 4 05 2 90 2 03 1 45 1 03 0 74 km h 5 9 8 3 11...

Page 11: ...ng ability Bowl employs two single stage double acting cylinders to exert positive down pressure on the cutting edge to help penetrate hard material and load faster Cylinders are interchangeable Cylin...

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Page 13: ...g materials and lifting equipment are properly secured and of adequate capacity to do the job safely To remove any of the components shown in Figs 1 2 3 or 4 or similar components the following proced...

Page 14: ...ured and of adequate capacity to do the job safely 1 Position the vehicle in a level work area apply the parking brake and switch off the engine Operate the steering in both directions several times t...

Page 15: ...6 Retainer 7 Screw 8 Lockwasher 9 Nut 10 RH Fender Assembly SM 2094 1 Radiator Guard 2 Seal 3 Grille 4 Bolt 5 Lockwasher 6 Bolt Fig 4 Radiator Guard and Mounting 7 Washer 8 Seal 11 Bolt 12 Lockwasher...

Page 16: ...indles and banjo Align the spindle to the dimensions shown in Fig 5 and tighten alignment tool 9 Pre heat the weld joint to 149 205 C 360 400 F and maintain the heat during the welding process 10 Weld...

Page 17: ...25 82 6 3 34 84 8 4 21 107 0 6 50 165 0 7 44 189 0 11 747 298 37 11 750 298 45 12 00 305 0 31 81 808 0 1 Spindle 2 Banjo Outer Plate 3 Banjo 4 Nut 5 Washer 6 Pilot 7 Shaft 8 Sleeve 9 Fixture Fig 5 Tr...

Page 18: ...81 46 0 1 88 47 8 1 994 50 65 2 0 50 8 2 001 50 83 2 003 50 88 2 249 57 12 2 251 57 18 2 252 57 20 2 256 57 30 2 75 69 9 3 00 7 60 3 182 80 82 3 192 81 08 3 50 88 9 4 00 101 6 4 1965 106 59 4 1985 10...

Page 19: ...ess A respiratory protective device such as the M S A Gasfoe respirator with G M A cartridge will provide protection against cadmium fumes and metallic oxides The Gasfoe respirator has been approved b...

Page 20: ...pared using paint stripper prior to area being reworked Recommended Industrial Hygiene and Safety Rules should be followed for protection of the welding operator from fumes If painting of the actual f...

Page 21: ...AND FITTINGS REMOVAL AND DISASSEMBLY Numbers in parentheses refer to Fig 1 WARNING To prevent personal injury and property damage be sure wheel chocks blocking materials and lifting equipment are pro...

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Page 23: ...1695 2 99 SM 2201 Chassis Steering Trunnion Fig 2 Washer and Bushing Installation WASHER REF 3 FIG 1 STEERING TRUNNION REF 1 FIG 1 BUSHING REF 2 FIG 1 25 1 30 60 Find manuals at http best manuals com...

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Page 25: ...n and torsional loads There is a full flow oil filter 2 remote mounted on the right hand side of the frame in a downward position Refer to Fig 2 The filter is of the throw away spin on type Oil suppli...

Page 26: ...h continually monitors the engine and warns the operator when a problem develops The system also takes action to prevent damage to the engine and provides the serviceman with diagnostic capabilities s...

Page 27: ...nal to the engine s fuel control system in proportion to the degree of pedal actuation Note The HEUI controlled engine will override the electronic foot pedal position until the engine is warmed up to...

Page 28: ...ition pressing the diagnostic request switch ON and holding it down turning the ignition key switch to position 1 and then releasing the diagnostic request switch Do NOT start the engine To retrieve a...

Page 29: ...PS signal use open loop strategy ECM uses calibrated value based on engine load speed temp to estimate it 125 IPS signal more than 4 9V for more than 1 second Check ECM will ignore IPS signal use open...

Page 30: ...25V None Device will be disabled Engine speed will return to idle speed setting 214 Secondary throttle device signal is was more than 4 5V None Device will be disabled Engine speed will return to idl...

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