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General Information
00-0 General ............................................................................................. 2
Specifications
03-3 Specifications, Electrical ................................................................ 3
Engine Protection Map ........................................................................ 3
Special tools
08-2 Special Service Tools ................................................................... 41
IMPORTANT!
Neglected or poorly-performed care/service and the
use of spare parts not approved by Volvo Penta, will
mean that AB Volvo Penta no longer guarantees that
the engine conforms to the certified model.
D8A1-A MP
D8A1-A MP
TAD840VE, TAD850VE
TAD540VE
TAD541VE
TAD542VE
TAD550VE
TAD551VE
TAD552VE
TAD570VE
TAD571VE
TAD572VE
TAD840VE
TAD841VE
TAD842VE
TAD843VE
TAD850VE
TAD851VE
TAD852VE
TAD853VE
TAD870VE
TAD871VE
TAD872VE
TAD873VE
Read the safety information below and the service manual section About this Workshop manual and Repair
instructions carefully before repair and service work is begun.
!
This symbol is used in the service manual and on the product, to call attention to the fact that this is safety
information. Always read such information very carefully.
Safety texts in the manual have the following order of priority:
DANGER!
Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, result in death or serious injury.
WARNING!
Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious personal injury.
CAUTION!
Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate personal injury.
IMPORTANT!
Is used to draw your attention to something that may cause minor damage or a minor malfunction to the product
or property.
NOTICE! Is used to draw your attention to important information that will facilitate the work or operation in
progress.
This symbol is used to inform that added information needs to be read. And where to find needed information.
This symbol is used where VODIA computer is needed,. either for fault tracing, testing or for programming.
A compilation of safety precautions that must be taken and risks which must be paid attention to is
presented in the following pages.
Immobilize the engine by turning off the power Avoid opening the coolant filling cap when the
! supply to the engine at the main switch ! engine is hot. Steam or hot coolant can spray
(switches) and lock it (them) in the off position out and system pressure will be lost. Open the
before starting work. Post a warning notice at filler cap slowly, and release the pressure in the
the main circuit breaker. cooling system if the filler cap or valve has to be
opened, or if a plug or coolant hose has to be
removed when the engine is hot.
As a rule, all service operations must be carried Hot oil can cause burns. Avoid skin contact with
! out with the engine stopped. However, some ! hot oil. Ensure that the lubrication system is not
work, such as adjustments, will require the under pressure before any work is begun.
engine to be running. Approaching an engine Never start or operate the engine with the oil
which is running is a safety risk. Bear in mind filler cap removed, because of the risk of oil
that loose clothing or long hair can fasten in ejection.
rotating parts and cause serious personal
injury.
Be aware of hot surfaces (exhaust pipes, Never start the engine without installing the air
! turbos, charge air pipes, starting heaters etc.) ! filter. The rotating compressor turbine in the
and hot fluids in pipes and hoses on an engine turbocharger can cause severe injury. Foreign
that is running or has just stopped. objects entering the intake ducts can also cause
If work is done adjacent to a running engine, a mechanical damage. Install all protective
careless movement or a dropped tool may in the covers before the engine is started.
worst case lead to personal injury.
Ensure that the warning symbols or information Only start the engine in a well-ventilated space.
! decals on the product are always clearly visible. ! When running in a confined space, exhaust
Replace decals which have been damaged or fumes and crankcase gases must be led away
painted over. from the engine bay or workshop area.
Avoid getting oil on your skin! Protracted or The majority of chemicals e.g. engine and
! repeated exposure to oil can cause skin to ! transmission oils, glycol, gasoline, and diesel
become dry. Irritation, dryness, eczema and oil, together with chemicals for workshop use
other skin problems may then result. From a such as degreasing agents, paints and
health standpoint, used oil is more dangerous solvents, are injurious to health. Carefully read
than new. Use protective gloves and avoid oil- the instructions on the product packaging!
soaked clothes and rags. Wash regularly, Always follow a product's safety directions, e.g.
especially before eating. Use suitable barrier use of protective mask, glasses, gloves etc.
creams to counteract drying out of the skin and Ensure that other personnel are not exposed to
to aid dirt removal. substances that are injurious to health. Ensure
good ventilation. Handle used and leftover
chemicals in the prescribed manner.
Stop the engine and turn off the electrical supply Clutch adjustments must be carried out with the
! at the main switch(es) before carrying out work ! engine stopped.
on the electrical system.
Always use protective glasses or goggles when Never start the engine with the valve cover
! carrying out work where a risk of splinters, ! removed. There is a risk of personal injury.
grinding sparks, splashes from acid or other
chemicals is present. Your eyes are extremely
sensitive; injury may cause blindness!
Never use start gas or similar products as a Stop the engine before working on the cooling
! starting aid. They may cause an explosion in the ! system.
inlet manifold. Danger of personal injury. Marine engines: Close the sea cock / cooling
water inlet valve before work on the cooling
system is begun.
All fuels, as well as many chemicals, are Make sure that oil, fuel-soaked rags, and used
! flammable. Do not allow open flames or sparks ! fuel and oil filters are stored in a safe manner.
in their vicinity. Gasoline, some thinners, and Rags soaked in oil can spontaneously ignite
hydrogen gas from batteries are extremely under certain circumstances. Used fuel and oil
flammable and explosive when mixed with air in filters are environmentally hazardous waste
the correct proportions. No Smoking! Ensure and must be handed to an approved waste
that the work area is well ventilated and take the management facility for destruction, as must
necessary safety precautions before welding or any used lubrication oil, contaminated fuel,
grinding work is begun. Always ensure that paint residue, solvents, degreasers and wash
there are fire extinguishers close at hand in the residue.
work area.
Batteries must never be exposed to open Never work alone when removing heavy
! flames or electric sparks. Never smoke in the ! components, even when using lifting devices
vicinity of the batteries; they generate hydrogen such as locking tackle lifts. When using a lifting
gas when charged, which is explosive when device, two people are usually required to do
mixed with air. This gas is easily ignited and the work - one to take care of the lifting device
highly explosive. A spark, which can be caused and the other to ensure that components are
by incorrect battery connection, is sufficient to lifted clear and not damaged during the lifting
cause a battery to explode and cause damage. operations.
Never transpose the positive (+) and negative The existing lugs on the engine should be used
! (-) battery posts when installing batteries. Such ! for lifting. Always check that the lifting
a transposition can result in serious damage to equipment used is in good condition and has the
electrical equipment. Refer to the wiring load capacity to lift the engine (engine weight
diagram. including gearbox or extra equipment). For safe
Always use protective goggles when charging handling and to avoid damaging components
and handling the batteries. Battery electrolyte fitted to the top of the engine, the engine must
contains sulfuric acid which is highly corrosive. be lifted with a correctly adjusted lifting boom.
Should the battery electrolyte come into contact All chains or wires must run parallel to each
with unprotected skin, wash it off immediately other and as perpendicular to the engine as
using soap and copious amounts of water. If you possible. If other equipment attached to the
get battery acid in your eyes, flush at once with engine has altered its center of gravity, special
copious amounts of water and seek medical lifting devices may be needed to obtain the
assistance immediately. correct balance for safe handling. Never
perform any work on an engine that is only
suspended from the lifting equipment.
The components in the electrical and fuel Exercise extreme caution when leak-detecting
! systems on Volvo Penta products are designed ! on the fuel system and testing the fuel injector
and manufactured to minimize the risk of fire nozzles. Use eye protection. The jet from a fuel
and explosion. The engine must not be run in nozzle has very high pressure and great
areas where there are explosive materials. penetration power. Fuel can force its way deep
into body tissue and cause severe injury. There
is a risk of blood poisoning (septicemia).
Only use fuels and lubricating oils Never use a high-pressure washer for cleaning
! recommended by Volvo Penta. Refer to the ! the engine.
Operator's Manual for the product in question. Pay attention to the following when using a high-
Use of fuels that are of a lower grade may pressure washer on components other than the
damage the engine, the injection pump and the actual engine: Never direct the water jet at
injectors. On a diesel engine, low grade fuel can seals, rubber hoses or electrical components.
cause the control rod to bind and the engine to
over-rev, with the risk of engine damage and
personal injury as a result. Low fuel and oil
grades may result in high service, maintenance
and repair costs.
Fuel delivery pipes must not be bent or When working on the engine; perform leakage
! straightened under any circumstances. Cracks ! and function test as necessary.
may occur. Damaged pipes must be replaced.
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P0008793
30-0 General
Checking the charging system
Tools:
88890074 Multimeter
NOTICE! It is the consumers (batteries included) 4 Check, if possible, the specific gravity of all cells.
which decides the output current from the alternator.
when no charge
1 Check the alternator belt tension.
2 Check that all connectors at the alternator and
at the battery are correctly assembled.
3 Check the condition of all cables in the charging
system.
4 Regulator fault. Replace alternator.
Measurements
when undercharge
1 Engine off.
1 Check the alternator belt tension.
2 Use 88890074 Multimeter to do a voltage
measurement over the battery. The nominal 2 Check that all connectors at the alternator and
voltage over a full loaded battery is approx. at the battery are correctly assembled.
25.4 V. 3 Check the condition of all cables in the charging
3 Engine on. Run at 1500 rpm. system.
DTC interpretation
Type of DTC:
• P = Powertrain
• U = Network
The last two digits of the DTC states the failure type.
DTC categories
Oil system Electrical
- P019511, page 100 - P05611F, page 177
- P019513, page 101 - P061511, page 179
- P029800, page 126 - P061512, page 180
- P052012, page 166 - P061513, page 181
- P052013, page 167 - P061519, page 182
- P052400, page 168 - P068573, page 184
- P108600, page 211 - P06B016, page 185
- P109300, page 212 - P06B017, page 186
- P112500, page 226 - P06B316, page 187
- P250A11, page 276 - P06B317, page 188
- P250A13, page 277 - P06E616, page 189
- P250F00, page 278 - P06E617, page 190
Fuel System
- P008700, page 64 - P020513, page 116
- P008800, page 65 - P020611, page 117
- P008A00, page 66 - P020612, page 118
- P008B97, page 67 - P020613, page 119
- P009011, page 68 - P06279C, page 183
- P009012, page 69 - P114700, page 230
- P009013, page 70 - P119D00, page 238
- P009400, page 71 - P226401
- P009B11, page 72 - P226411, page 262
- P009B12, page 73 - P226985, page 263
- P009B13, page 74 - P228D72, page 264
- P009B73, page 75 - P228E00, page 265
- P00C600, page 76 - P228F00, page 266
- P016800, page 88 - P253901
- P016E00, page 89 - P253912, page 279
- P016F00, page 90 - P253913, page 280
- P018501, page 91 EGR system
- P018511, page 92 - P04007C, page 143
- P018513, page 93 - P04009C, page 144
- P018564, page 94 - P040312, page 145
- P018F00, page 95 - P040313, page 146
- P019001, page 96 - P040341, page 147
- P019011, page 97 - P040371, page 148
- P019013, page 98 - P040392, page 149
- P019062, page 99 - P040901, page 150
- P020111, page 102 - P040912, page 151
- P020112, page 103 - P040913, page 152
- P020113, page 104 - P040A01, page 153
- P020211, page 105 - P040A11, page 154
- P020212, page 106 - P040A13, page 155
- P020213, page 107 - P041A11, page 156
- P020311, page 108 - P041A12, page 157
- P020312, page 109 - P041A2A, page 158
- P020313, page 110 - P048613, page 165
- P020411, page 111 - P112100, page 224
- P020412, page 112 - P112200, page 225
- P020413, page 113 - P114E00, page 231
- P020511, page 114 - P245700, page 275
- P020512, page 115
D8 marine engines
P0023543
Electrical Components
1 A ePRV valve
B Coolant pressure sensor (classified engines)
2 Coolant temperature sensor
3 Charge air pressure/temperature sensor
4 Coolant level sensor
5 Fuel pressure sensor
6 Seawater pressure sensor (classified engines)
7 Water in fuel sensor
8 Pressure sensor for jacketed pressure pipes (classified engines)
9 A Oil pressure/temperature sensor
B Oil level sensor
10 Fuel pressure/temperature sensor (“Common Rail”)
11 A Temperature sensor, wet exhaust
B Temperature sensor, dry exhaust
12 A Flywheel position and speed sensor
B Camshaft position sensor
13 Wastegate Valve
14 Under pressure sensor
↓ ↓ ↓
Fuel quantity Engine diagnosis Injection timing
↓
Crank signal to starter motor
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
Wastegate PRV MPROP Supercharger
TAD570-72VE, TAD870-73VE
P0019882
Electrical Components
1 Coolant temperature sensor 6 Turbine speed sensor
2 A Fuel pressure sensor 7 Exhaust manifold pressure sensor
B Oil pressure sensor 8 Water in fuel sensor
3 Oil level/temperature sensor 9 A Charge air pressure/temperature sensor
4 A Camshaft position sensor B Differential pressure sensor
B Flywheel position and speed sensor C EGR temperature sensor
5 NOx sensor, pre-cat 10 Fuel pressure/temperature sensor (“Common Rail”)
P0021099
Electrical Components
1 Coolant temperature sensor 5 Fuel temperature sensor
2 A Fuel pressure sensor 6 Water in fuel sensor
B Oil pressure sensor 7 A Main relay
3 Oil level/temperature sensor B Charge air pressure/temperature sensor
4 A Camshaft position sensor 8 Wastegate valve
B Flywheel position and speed sensor
P0019884
↓ ↓ ↓
Fuel quantity Engine diagnosis Injection timing
↓
Crank signal to starter motor
↓ ↓ ↓
EGR EATS Air throttle
↓ ↓
VGT Cooling fan control
↓
Air pre-heater cold start
Fault Codes
Erase DTC
IMPORTANT!
To erase any DTC the "Erase DTC" operation in Vodia
needs to be performed after the fault been repaired.
When the "Erase DTC" operation been performed the
system needs to be shut down in a proper way with
ignition off.
If the EATS system needs to be drained the ACM
performs an afterrun, then it can take up to 2 minutes
before the system has shut down properly. Only if the
system has been properly shut down the DTC will be
erased. If not erased properly an engine derate could
still be active.
P001676
Crankshaft Position - Camshaft Position Correlation
SPN [FMI]: 636 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Wrong Mounting Position
DTC description: Bad correlation between camshaft position sensor signal and crankshaft
position sensor signal. Engine transmission is not correct.
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the camshaft position sensor voltage
waveform.
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: • Engine is difficult to start or does not start.
• Uneven engine running
• High fuel consumption
DTC conditions: • Phase error.
• Incorrect signal
Probable cause: • Intermittent / faulty sensor signal.
• Incorrectly mounted camshaft position sensor. Wrong distance
between the sensor and the gearwheel.
• The camshaft is one or more cogs wrong in the transmission.
• Damaged gearwheel.
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the installation of the sensor. Refer to workshop manual (group
21–26).
3 Check the camshaft sensor signal. Use an oscilloscope.
4 Check the correlation between the camshaft signal and the crankshaft
signal. Use an oscilloscope.
P004513
Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Control "A" Circuit / Open
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 641 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds.
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: VGT actuator voltage supply < 1 V
Probable cause: Faulty VGT supply
Action: 1 Check all cables and connections between the actuator and the EMS.
2 Change the VGT actuator.
P004519
Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Control "A" Circuit / Open
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 641 [6]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Current Above Threshold
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 3 seconds.
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: VGT actuator current supply too high
Probable cause: Faulty VGT supply
Action: 1 Check all cables and connections between the actuator and the EMS.
2 Change the VGT actuator.
P004577
Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Control "A" Circuit / Open
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 641 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Commanded Position Not Reachable
DTC description: Faulty actuator circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Requested actuator position is out of range.
Probable cause: The VGT actuator control lever is stuck.
Action: 1 Check the movement of the VGT actuator valve control lever.
2 Check the control lever motion range. Refer to workshop manual (group
21–26).
P004592
Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Control "A" Circuit / Open
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 641 [11]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Performance or Incorrect Operation
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: VGT PWM duty cycle > 95%
Probable cause: • The VGT actuator control lever is stuck.
• VGT internal failure.
Action: 1 Check the movement of the VGT actuator valve control lever.
2 Check the control lever motion range. Refer to workshop manual (group
21–26).
3 Change the VGT actuator.
P004A11
Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Control “B”
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 520566 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: The supercharger is not engaged which results in less performance during
acceleration and when heavily loaded.
Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: I at B2 < than normal. (Actuator must be active, i.e. duty must be above 0.0
%.)
Probable cause: • SC: B2, GND
• Faulty clutch solenoid
Action: 1 Check all cables and connections between the supercharger coupling
actuator and the EMS.
2 Check the function of the supercharger clutch solenoid.
P004A13
Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Control “B”
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 520566 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: The supercharger is not engaged which results in less performance during
acceleration and when heavily loaded.
Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: I at B2 deviates from expected value. (Actuator must be active, i.e. duty must
be above 0.0 %.)
Probable cause: • OC: B2
• Faulty clutch solenoid
Action: 1 Check all cables and connections between the supercharger coupling
actuator and the EMS.
2 Check the function of the supercharger clutch solenoid.
P004A7C
Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Control “B”
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 520566 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Slow Response
DTC description: Not the expected increase in boost pressure after supercharger engagement
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: The supercharger is not engaged which results in less performance during
acceleration and when heavily loaded.
Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: No or too low increase in air inlet pressure detected when supercharger is
activated.
Probable cause: • Slipping drive belt.
• Faulty clutch
Action: 1 Check/change drive belt.
2 Check the supercharger. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P006E17
Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Control “A” Supply Voltage Circuit
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 641 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Voltage Above Threshold
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds.
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: VGT actuator supply voltage > 32 V
Probable cause: Faulty VGT supply
Action: 1 Check all cables and connections between the actuator and the EMS.
2 Change the VGT actuator.
P008700
Fuel Rail/System Pressure - Too Low Bank 1
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 157 [1]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Too low rail pressure
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Yes
Symptom: Engine shuts down / Engine cranks but does not start.
DTC conditions: The rail pressure < 25 MPa for 2 seconds.
Probable cause: • Closed fuel inlet valve.
• Low fuel level.
• Blocked fuel filters
• Deformed/restricted fuel hoses/fuel pipes
• Leakage in the fuel system
• Air in the fuel system. Air leakage in the low-pressure system.
• Faulty rail pressure sensor
• Faulty ePRV
• Faulty fuel pressure regulator (MPROP)
• Faulty injectors, leakage in combustion chamber
Action: 1 Check that the fuel inlet valve is open and that the fuel lines are correctly
connected. Check fuel level. Do a visual check of the fuel system for
squeezed hoses/pipes and for leakage. Change the fuel filters. Bleed
the fuel system.
2 Run the engine from a separate stand-alone fuel tank. Since the high
pressure pump is sucking the fuel from the tank, a search must be made
for air entry between the high pressure pump and the tank. Check for
air leakage.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS. Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by performing a
voltage measurement. P(norm at idle speed)=30-40 MPa, P(start)
approximately 20-30 MPa.
If the engine can be started, notice at what rail pressure the fault code
is set. If the engine can’t be started, notice the rail pressure during
cranking.
4 Check all wiring and the connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope.
5 Check all wiring and the connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator signal using
oscilloscope.
P008800
Fuel Rail/System Pressure - Too High Bank 1
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 157 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Too high rail pressure.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Yes
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: The rail pressure is critically high for more than 2 seconds.
Probable cause: • The fuel pressure regulator is stuck open, fuel is leaking pass the fuel
pressure regulator. The reason can be a mechanical fault or an
electrical fault. Fuel pressure regulator is closed at OC.
• The ePRV is stuck close and the fuel pressure can not be released. The
ePRV is closed at OC.
• Faulty rail pressure sensor
Action: 1 Check all wiring and the connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator signal using
oscilloscope.
2 Check all wiring and the connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS. Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by performing a
voltage measurement.
P008A00
Low-Pressure Fuel System Pressure - Too Low
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 94 [18]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Low fuel feed pressure.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Fuel pressure is lower than expected.
Probable cause: • Closed fuel cock.
• Low fuel level.
• Blocked fuel fine filter/pre-fuel filter
• Leakage in the fuel system
• Fuel tank ventilation is clogged or closed.
• Air in the fuel system. Air leakage in the low-pressure system.
• Faulty fuel pressure sensor
• Blocked strainer/filter in high-pressure pump inlet (from pre-fuel filter).
Action: 1 Open fuel cock. Check fuel level, hoses and fuel filter for leakage.
Check that the fuel hoses are not blocked or squeezed. Change all fuel
filters. Bleed the fuel system.
2 Verify good tank ventilation function.
3 Run the engine from a separate stand-alone fuel tank. Since the high
pressure pump is sucking the fuel from the tank, a search must be made
for air entry between the high pressure pump and the tank. Check for
air leakage.
4 Check the fuel pressure sensor by control measuring the fuel pressure.
Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P008B97
Low-Pressure Fuel System Pressure - Too High
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 94 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Component or System Operation Obstructed or Blocked
DTC description: High fuel pressure.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Fuel pressure is higher than expected.
Probable cause: • Clogged fuel filter
• Faulty fuel pressure sensor
• Blocked strainer/filter in high-pressure pump fuel inlet (from main fuel
filter)
Action: 1 Change the fuel filter.
2 Check the fuel pressure sensor by control measuring the fuel pressure.
Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P009011
Fuel Pressure Regulator 1 Control
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 679 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine is shut down.
DTC conditions: I at A12/A16 is outside expected range.
Probable cause: • SC: A12/A16, GND
• Faulty fuel pressure regulator (MPROP)
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS.
2 Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP). Use an oscilloscope.
P009012
Fuel Pressure Regulator 1 Control
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 679 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine is shut down.
DTC conditions: I at A12/A16 rises too fast.
Probable cause: • SC: A12/A16, Vbat
• Faulty fuel pressure regulator (MPROP)
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS.
2 Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP). Use an oscilloscope.
P009013
Fuel Pressure Regulator 1 Control
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 679 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine is shut down.
DTC conditions: I at A12/A16 rises too slow
Probable cause: • OC: A12/A16
• Faulty fuel pressure regulator (MPROP)
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS.
2 Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP). Use an oscilloscope.
P009400
Fuel System Leak Detected - Small Leak
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 1239 [14]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Probably leakage detected
Monitoring condition: Pre-running conditions Engine speed < 50 rpm
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: During engine shut down sequence the rail pressure is monitored via the
EMS. If there is an unexpected fuel pressure drop in the rail during evaluation
period the DTC is set.
Probable cause: • Leakage in the high-pressure system
• Faulty ePRV (open/partially opened)
• Faulty rail pressure sensor
Action: 1 Check the high-pressure system for leakage.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope. Check the fuel return from
the ePRV.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS. Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by measuring the
voltage.
P009B11
Fuel Pressure Relief Control
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 520244 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: I at A28/A62 is outside expected range.
Probable cause: • SC: A28/62, GND
• Faulty ePRV
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
2 Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope.
P009B12
Fuel Pressure Relief Control
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 520244 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: I at A28/A62 rises too fast.
Probable cause: • SC: A28/A62, Vbat
• Faulty ePRV
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
2 Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope.
P009B13
Fuel Pressure Relief Control
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 520244 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: I at A28/A62 rises too slow.
NOTICE! Risk for high fuel pressure after engine shutdown. Refer to
workshop manual (group 21–26).
Probable cause: • OC: A28/A62
• Faulty ePRV
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
2 Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope.
P009B73
Fuel Pressure Relief Control
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 520244 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Actuator Stuck Closed
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: No rail pressure drop during ePRV activation.
NOTICE! Risk for high fuel pressure after engine shutdown. Refer to
workshop manual (group 21–26).
Probable cause: Faulty/stuck ePRV
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
2 Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope.
P00C600
Fuel Rail Pressure Too Low - Engine Cranking Bank 1
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 157 [14]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Too low rail pressure during cranking
Monitoring condition: Cranking monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 8 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine cranks but does not start..
DTC conditions: Rail pressure increase insufficient during cranking.
Probable cause: • Closed fuel cock.
• Low fuel level.
• Blocked fuel filter
• Leakage in the fuel system
• Air in the fuel system. Air leakage in the low-pressure system.
• Faulty rail pressure sensor
• Faulty/stuck open ePRV
• Low fuel level.
• Faulty/stuck closed fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
• Blocked strainer/filter in high-pressure pump tank inlet
• Blocked strainer/filter in high-pressure pump fuel inlet (from fuel filter)
• Faulty injectors, leakage in combustion chamber
Action: 1 Check that the fuel inlet valve is open and that the fuel lines are correctly
connected. Check the fuel level. Do a visual check of the fuel system
for squeezed hoses/pipes and for leakage. Change the fuel filters.
Bleed the fuel system.
2 Run the engine from a separate stand-alone fuel tank. Since the high
pressure pump is sucking the fuel from the tank, a search must be made
for air entry between the high pressure pump and the tank. Check for
air leakage.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS. Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by performing a
voltage measurement. P(norm at idle speed) = 30-40 MPa, P(start)
approximately 20-30 MPa. If the engine can be started, notice at what
rail pressure the fault code is set. If the engine can’t be started, notice
the rail pressure during cranking.
4 Check all cables and connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope. Check the fuel return from
the ePRV.
5 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
Use an oscilloscope.
P00D911
Ambient Air Temperature Sensor “B”
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 172 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 15 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine can be hard to start in cold climate..
DTC conditions: U at B31 < 0.06 V
Probable cause: • SC: B31, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P00D913
Ambient Air Temperature Sensor “B”
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 172 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 15 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine can be hard to start in cold climate..
DTC conditions: U at B31 > 4.89 V
Probable cause: • OC: B31
• SC: B31, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket B31
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P010512
Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Sensor
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 102 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Pressure set to atmospheric pressure + 30 kPa (4.4 psi).
Symptom: Derate according to Administration, page 3.
DTC conditions: U at A22 > 4.85 V
Probable cause: • OC: A11
• SC: A22, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket A11
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P010513
Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Sensor
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 102 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Pressure set to atmospheric pressure + 30 kPa (4.4 psi).
Symptom: Derate according to Administration, page 3.
DTC conditions: U at A22 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • OC: A22
• OC: 5+
• SC: A22, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket A22
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P011011
Intake Air Temperature Sensor 1 Bank 1
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 105 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Intake air temperature is set to 25 °C (77 °F).
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at A47 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • SC: A47, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P011013
Intake Air Temperature Sensor 1 Bank 1
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 105 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Intake air temperature is set to 25 °C (77 °F).
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at A47 < 4.91 V
Probable cause: • OC: A47/ A11
• SC: A47, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket A47/
A11 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P011511
Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 1
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 110 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Engine coolant temperature is set to -15 °C (5 °F) when starting and to 80 °C
(176 °F) when running.
Engine protection function disabled
Symptom: • Engine is difficult to start.
• Idle run regulation is deteriorated.
DTC conditions: U at B27 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • SC: B27, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P011513
Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 1
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 110 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Engine coolant temperature is set to -15 °C (5 °F) when starting and to 80 °C
(176 °F) when running.
Engine protection function disabled
Symptom: • Engine is difficult to start.
• Idle run regulation is deteriorated.
DTC conditions: U at B27 > 4.91 V
Probable cause: • OC: B27
• SC: B27, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket B27
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P012082
Throttle/Pedal Position Sensor “A”
SPN [FMI]: 91 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Alive / Sequence Counter Incorrect / Not Updated
DTC description: The EMS is not receiving a valid CAN pedal signal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Limited engine speed
DTC conditions: The EMS is not receiving a valid CAN pedal signal.
Action: 1 Check for a concurrent set DTC about pedal issues.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the pedal, DCU and the EMS.
3 Check that the pedal installation and set up are done according to the
installation manual “EMS 2.3 Industrial Engines”.
P012083
Throttle/Pedal Position Sensor “A”
SPN [FMI]: 91 [19]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Value of Signal Protection Calculation Incorrect
DTC description: The EMS is not receiving a valid CAN pedal signal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Limited engine speed
DTC conditions: The EMS is not receiving a valid CAN pedal signal.
Action: 1 Check for a concurrent set DTC about pedal issues.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the pedal, DCU and the EMS.
3 Check that the pedal installation and set up are done according to the
installation manual “EMS 2.3 Industrial Engines”.
P012085
Throttle/Pedal Position Sensor “A”
SPN [FMI]: 91 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Above Allowable Range
DTC description: The EMS is not receiving a valid CAN pedal signal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Limited engine speed
DTC conditions: Faulty pedal position signal. Pedal position input value > 100%
Probable cause: • Faulty pedal installation or set up.
• Faulty pedal potentiometer
Action: 1 Check that the pedal installation and set up are done according to the
installation manual “EMS 2.3 Industrial Engines”.
2 Check the pedal potentiometer output range.
0.2 V < Approved range < 4.8 V
P016800
Engine Fuel Temperature Too High
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 3468 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Fuel temperature too high.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 300 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Yes. A function of coolant and ambient temperature is used.
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Fuel temperature is above the set value of the engine protection parameter.
Probable cause: • Low fuel level. (High fuel flow)
• Leaking ePRV. (High fuel flow)
• Excessive heat transfer to fuel tank, sensor or fuel pipe
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check the fuel level/fill the tank up with fuel.
NOTICE! High temperature, caused by fast return flow of fuel to the
tank, is reduced when the fuel tank is more filled up.
2 Check the installation of the fuel tank and fuel pipes. See if something
is radiating heat against the fuel system.
3 Change the fuel temperature sensor.
4 Check all wiring and the connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope. Check the fuel return from
the ePRV.
P016E00
Closed Loop Fuel Pressure Control At Limit - Pressure Too High
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 520245 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Too high rail pressure
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Average rail pressure deviation above 10 MPa (1450 PSI) for 10 seconds.
Probable cause: • Faulty rail pressure sensor
• Faulty/stuck/not opening ePRV
• Faulty/leaking fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
• Wrongly mounted high pressure pump. If the pump been dismounted/
exchanged the pump alignment against the flywheel position is wrong.
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS. Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by performing a
voltage measurement. P(norm at idle speed) = 30-40 MPa (4350-5800
psi). Notice at what rail pressure the fault code is set.
2 Check all wiring and the connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
Use an oscilloscope.
4 If the high pressure pump been dismounted/exchanged; check the
pump installation. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P016F00
Closed Loop Fuel Pressure Control At Limit - Pressure Too Low
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 520245 [1]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Too low rail pressure
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Average rail pressure deviation below 10 MPa (1450 psi) for 10 seconds.
Probable cause: • Low fuel level.
• Blocked fuel filter
• Leakage in the fuel system
• Air in the fuel system. Air leakage in the low-pressure system.
• Faulty rail pressure sensor
• Faulty/leaking ePRV.
• Faulty/stuck fuel pressure regulator (MPROP)
• Faulty injectors, leakage in combustion chamber
Action: 1 Check fuel level, hoses and fuel filter for leakage. Check that the fuel
hoses are not blocked or squeezed. Change the fuel filter. Bleed the
fuel system.
2 Run the engine from a separate stand-alone fuel tank. Since the high
pressure pump is sucking the fuel from the tank, a search must be made
for air entry between the high pressure pump and the tank. Check for
air leakage.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS. Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by performing a
voltage measurement. P(norm at idle speed) = 30-40 MPa (4350-5800
psi). Notice at what rail pressure the fault code is set.
4 Check all wiring and the connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope. Check the fuel return from
the ePRV.
5 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
Use an oscilloscope.
P018501
Fuel Temperature Sensor “B”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 3468 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Electrical Failure
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 15 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Yes. A function of coolant and ambient temperature is used.
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
0.34 V > U at A5 > 0.15 V or 4.85 V > U at A5 > 4.78 V
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
0.34 V > U at B32 > 0.15 V or 4.85 V > U at B32 > 4.78 V
Probable cause: • Unwanted circuit resistance
• Faulty sensor.
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P018511
Fuel Temperature Sensor “B”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 3468 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 15 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Yes. A function of coolant and ambient temperature is used.
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
U at A5 < 0.15 V
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
U at B32 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
SC: A5, GND
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
SC: B32, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P018513
Fuel Temperature Sensor “B”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 3468 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 15 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Yes. A function of coolant and ambient temperature is used.
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
U at A5 > 4.85 V
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
U at B32 > 4.85 V
Probable cause: • TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
OC: A5
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
OC: B32
• TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
SC: A5, 5+
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
SC: B32, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket A5
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P018564
Fuel Temperature Sensor “B”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 3468 [2]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Plausibility Failure
DTC description: Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 60 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Yes. A function of coolant and ambient temperature is used.
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: The plausibility diagnostic is raised when there is no correlation between, the
fuel temperature, ambient temperature, and coolant temperature.
Probable cause: • Ambient air temperature sensor not mounted/ambient air temperature
sensor broken.
• Coolant temperature sensor not mounted/coolant temperature sensor
broken.
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensors and the EMS.
P018F00
Fuel System Over Pressure Relief Valve Frequent Activation
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 520244 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: ePRV monitoring
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Accumulated time while engine has been operated with an open fuel pressure
release valve, ePRV, is exceeded or the number of fuel pressure release
valve actuations is exceeded.
Probable cause: • Faulty rail pressure sensor
• Faulty/leaking/stuck fuel pressure regulator (MPROP)
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS.
Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by performing a voltage
measurement. P(norm at idle speed)= 30-40 MPa (4350-5800 psi).
Notice at what rail pressure the fault code is set.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
Use an oscilloscope.
P019001
Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Bank 1
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 157 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Electrical Failure
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: If the rail pressure sensor is faulty an estimated value is calculated from
engine speed and the total fuel quantity.
Symptom: Low power.
DTC conditions: 0.80 V > U at A5 > 0.15 V or 4.85 V > U at A19 > 4.68 V
Probable cause: • Unwanted circuit resistance
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P019011
Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Bank 1
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 157 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: If the rail pressure sensor is faulty an estimated value is calculated from
engine speed and the total fuel quantity.
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: U at A19 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • SC: A19, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P019013
Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Bank 1
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 157 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: If the rail pressure sensor is faulty an estimated value is calculated from
engine speed and the total fuel quantity.
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: U at A19 > 4.85 V
Probable cause: • OC: A19
• SC: A19, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket A19
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P019062
Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Bank 1
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 157 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Compare Failure
DTC description: Too small rail pressure value change
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: If the rail pressure sensor is faulty an estimated value is calculated from
engine speed and the total fuel quantity.
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Rail pressure sensor value change is too small during high-pressure pumping
or injection sequence.
Probable cause: • Faulty sensor/sensor wiring
• Faulty/sticky fuel pressure regulator (MPROP)
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Change the rail pressure sensor.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
Use an oscilloscope.
P019511
Engine Oil temperature Sensor “A”
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 175 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Engine oil temperature is set to 35 °C (95 °F).
Engine protection function disabled
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at A31 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • SC: A31, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P019513
Engine Oil temperature Sensor “A”
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 175 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor circuit / Faulty sensor
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Engine oil temperature is set to 35 °C (95 °F).
Engine protection function disabled
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at A31 > 4.85 V
Probable cause: • OC: A31
• SC: A31, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket A31
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P020111
Cylinder 1 Injector “A”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 651 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 1 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A59/A56 is outside expected range.
Probable cause: OC: A59/A56, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020112
Cylinder 1 Injector “A”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 651 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 1 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A59/A56 rises to quickly.
Probable cause: SC: A59/A56, Highside voltage
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020113
Cylinder 1 Injector “A”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 651 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector high or low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 1 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A59/A56 rises to slow.
Probable cause: • OC: A59/A56
• SC: A59/A56, Highside voltage
• SC: A59/A56, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the injector connector and in socket A59/
A56 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the injector coils.
P020211
Cylinder 2 Injector "A"
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 652 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 2 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A59/A52 is outside expected range.
Probable cause: OC: A59/A52, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020212
Cylinder 2 Injector "A"
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 652 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 2 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A59/A52 rises to quickly
Probable cause: SC: A59/A52, Highside voltage
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020213
Cylinder 2 Injector "A"
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 652 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector high or low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 2 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A59/A52 rises too slow.
Probable cause: • OC: A59/A52
• SC: A59/A52, Highside voltage
• SC: A59/A52, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the injector connector and in socket A59/
A52 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the injector coils.
P020311
Cylinder 3 Injector "A"
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 653 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 3 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A59/A48 is outside expected range.
Probable cause: OC: A59/A48, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020312
Cylinder 3 Injector "A"
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 653 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 3 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A59/A48 rises to quickly.
Probable cause: SC: A59/A48, Highside voltage
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020313
Cylinder 3 Injector "A"
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 653 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector high or low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 3 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A59/A48 rises to slow.
Probable cause: • OC: A59/A48
• SC: A59/A48, Highside voltage
• SC: A59/A48, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the injector connector and in socket A59/
A48 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the injector coils.
P020411
Cylinder 4 Injector “A”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 654 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 4 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A60/A44 is outside expected range.
Probable cause: OC: A60/A44, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020412
Cylinder 4 Injector “A”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 654 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 4 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A60/A44 rises to quickly.
Probable cause: SC: A60/A44, Highside voltage
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020413
Cylinder 4 Injector “A”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 654 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector high or low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 4 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A60/A44 rises to slow.
Probable cause: • OC: A60/A44
• SC: A60/A44, Highside voltage
• SC: A60/A44, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the injector connector and in socket A60/
A44 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the injector coils.
P020511
Cylinder 5 Injector “A”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 655 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 5 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A60/A40 is outside expected range.
Probable cause: OC: A60/A40, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020512
Cylinder 5 Injector “A”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 655 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 5 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A60/A40 rises too quickly.
Probable cause: SC: A60/A40, Highside voltage
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020513
Cylinder 5 Injector “A”
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 655 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector high or low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 5 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A60/A40 rises too slow.
Probable cause: • OC: A60/A40
• SC: A60/A40, Highside voltage
• SC: A60/A40, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the injector connector and in socket A60/
A40 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the injector coils.
P020611
Cylinder 6 Injector "A"
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 656 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 6 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A60/A36 is outside expected range.
Probable cause: OC: A60/A36, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020612
Cylinder 6 Injector "A"
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 656 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 6 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A36/A60 rises too quickly.
Probable cause: SC: A36/A60, Highside voltage
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the injector coils.
P020613
Cylinder 6 Injector "A"
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 656 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Injector activated and faulty voltage in injector high or low side
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the injector current waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 0.5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Injector 6 is shut off. Limp home on rest of injectors.
Symptom: • Engine derate
• Uneven engine running Run on three to five cylinders.
DTC conditions: I at A60/A36 rises too slow.
Probable cause: • OC: A60/A36
• SC: A60/A36, Highside voltage
• SC: A60/A36, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the injector and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the injector connector and in socket A60/
A36 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the injector coils.
P021700
Engine Coolant Over Temperature Condition
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 110 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Coolant temperature too high
Monitoring condition: Monitoring coolant temperature.
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine is derated if the engine protection parameter is activated.
DTC conditions: Coolant water temperature exceeds the set value of the engine protection
parameter.
Industrial engines
Probable cause: • Coolant level too low
• Radiator fan system not functioning properly
• Dust or dirt on the outside of the radiator.
• Drive belt is not properly adjusted.
• There is air in the coolant water system.
• Faulty thermostat
• Faulty temperature sensor
• Faulty coolant pressure cap
• Clogged cooling water system
• Worn coolant pump
Action: 1 Check the coolant level. If low coolant level, check the coolant water
system for leakage by a pressure test.
2 Check the function of the radiator fan system.
3 Check the outside of radiator for dust and dirt.
4 Check the drive belt adjustment.
5 Bleed the coolant water system.
6 Check the coolant water thermostat or change the coolant water
thermostat.
7 Check the coolant temperature sensor.
8 Change the coolant pressure cap.
9 Clean the coolant water system.
10 Change the coolant pump.
Marine engines
Probable cause: • Coolant level too low
• Blocked seawater filter
• Worn impeller in seawater pump
• Pinched, leaking or blocked hose on the suction side (seawater)
• Drive belt is not properly adjusted.
• Faulty thermostat
• Faulty temperature sensor
• Faulty coolant pressure cap
• Clogged cooling system Blocked heat exchanger
• Worn coolant pump
Action: 1 Check the coolant level. If low coolant level, check the coolant water
system for leakage by a pressure test.
2 Check that the seawater filter is not blocked.
3 Check the impeller in the seawater pump.
4 Check the drive belt adjustment.
5 Bleed the coolant water system.
6 Check the coolant water thermostat or change the coolant water
thermostat.
7 Check the coolant temperature sensor.
8 Change the coolant pressure cap.
9 Clean the cooling system. Clean the heat exchanger.
10 Change the coolant pump.
P021900
Engine Overspeed Condition
SPN [FMI]: 190 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Engine overspeed detected.
Monitoring condition: Monitoring engine speed.
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine speed limited
DTC conditions: Engine is / was overspeeding
Action: 1 After the engine has stopped, search for the reason for the high speed.
If the engine is situated at high altitude the EMS ambient pressure
sensor could be wrong.
P024311
Turbocharger/Supercharger Wastegate Solenoid “A”
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 1188 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Low power.
DTC conditions: TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
U at B38 < 1/3 Vbat
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
U at B41 < 1/3 Vbat
Probable cause: TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
SC: B38, GND
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
SC: B41, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the wastegate solenoid and
the EMS.
P024312
Turbocharger/Supercharger Wastegate Solenoid “A”
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 1188 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Low power.
DTC conditions: TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
I at B38 > 2.2 A
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
I at B41 > 2.2 A
Probable cause: • TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
SC: B38, Vbat
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
SC: B41, Vbat
• Faulty wastegate solenoid
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the wastegate solenoid and
the EMS.
2 Check the wastegate solenoid.
P024313
Turbocharger/Supercharger Wastegate Solenoid “A”
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 1188 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Low power.
DTC conditions: TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
2/3 Vbat > U at B38 > 1/3 Vbat
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
2/3 Vbat > U at B41 > 1/3 Vbat
Probable cause: • TAD570-572VE, TAD870-873VE, D8 marine:
OC: B38
TAD540-552VE, TAD840-853VE:
OC: B41
• Unwanted circuit resistance
• Faulty wastegate solenoid
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the wastegate solenoid and
the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the wastegate connector and in socket
B38 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the wastegate solenoid.
P029800
Engine Oil Over Temperature
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 175 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Engine oil temperature is too high.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine is derated if the engine protection parameter is activated.
DTC conditions: Engine oil temperature exceeds the set value of the engine protection
parameter.
Probable cause: • Engine oil level low.
• High engine temperature.
- Low coolant level.
- Radiator fan system not functioning properly
• Faulty sensor
• Clogged oil cooler
• Faulty oil cooler by-pass valve
Action: 1 Check the oil level in the engine. Check that no leakage occurs.
2 Check the engine coolant temperature.
- Check the coolant level.
- Check the function of the radiator fan system.
3 Check the sensor.
4 Clean the oil cooler system.
5 Change the oil cooler by-pass valve.
P02E011
Diesel Intake Air Flow Control
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 3464 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Throttle set in default position (fully open).
DTC conditions: I at B1/B5 is outside expected range.
Probable cause: • SC: B1/B5, GND
• Faulty throttle actuator motor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the throttle actuator and the
EMS.
2 Check the throttle actuator motor.
P02E012
Diesel Intake Air Flow Control
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 3464 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Throttle set in default position (fully open).
DTC conditions: I at B1/B5 rises too fast.
Probable cause: • SC: B1/B5, Vbat
• SC: B1, B5
• Faulty throttle actuator motor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the throttle actuator and the
EMS.
2 Check the throttle actuator motor.
P02E013
Diesel Intake Air Flow Control
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 3464 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Throttle set in default position (fully open).
DTC conditions: I at B1/B5 rises too slow.
Probable cause: • OC: B1/B5
• Faulty throttle actuator motor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the throttle actuator and the
EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure in the throttle actuator connector and in
socket B1/B5 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the throttle actuator motor.
P02E07C
Diesel Intake Air Flow Control
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 3464 [10]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Slow Response
DTC description: Incorrect throttle valve calibration
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 3 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • P02E013, page 129
• P02E613, page 135
• P02E012, page 128
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Poor engine control
DTC conditions: A throttle actuator valve position sensor check performed at key on, and a
throttle actuator valve calibration procedure is executed at key off. If the valve
is too hard to move the current limitation is activated.
Probable cause: • Contaminated throttle actuator valve
• Stuck or obstructed throttle actuator valve
• Faulty throttle actuator valve
• Faulty throttle actuator valve position sensor
Action: 1 Clean the throttle actuator valve.
2 Check that the throttle actuator valve is not stuck or obstructed. Check
that the start-up test of the throttle actuator valve, open/close, is
performed as normal at key on. The throttle actuator valve movement
shall be smooth during the start-up test.
3 Check the throttle actuator valve position sensor.
Information: When root cause is fixed do the following to clear the DTC:
1 Start the engine and run it at a speed above idle speed.
2 Turn off ignition
3 Wait until the system shuts down.
P02E09B
Diesel Intake Air Flow Control
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 3464 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: High/Excessive Flow
DTC description: Throttle actuator valve stuck open.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Reduced capability to heat the exhaust gases.
DTC conditions: Demanded throttle position deviates from current throttle position.
Probable cause: Contaminated throttle actuator valve
Action: 1 Clean the throttle actuator valve.
2 Check that the throttle actuator valve is not stuck or obstructed. Check
that the start-up test of the throttle actuator valve, open/close, is
performed as normal at key on. The throttle actuator valve movement
shall be smooth during the start-up test.
3 Check the throttle actuator valve position sensor.
Information: When root cause is fixed do the following to clear the DTC:
1 Start the engine and run it at a speed above idle speed.
2 Turn off ignition
3 Wait until the system shuts down.
P02E09C
Diesel Intake Air Flow Control
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 3464 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Low/Insufficient Flow
DTC description: Throttle actuator valve stuck closed.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Demanded throttle position deviates from current throttle position.
Probable cause: Contaminated throttle actuator valve
Action: 1 Clean the throttle actuator valve.
2 Check that the throttle actuator valve is not stuck or obstructed. Check
that the start-up test of the throttle actuator valve, open/close, is
performed as normal at key on. The throttle actuator valve movement
shall be smooth during the start-up test.
3 Check the throttle actuator valve position sensor.
Information: When root cause is fixed do the following to clear the DTC:
1 Start the engine and run it at a speed above idle speed.
2 Turn off ignition
3 Wait until the system shuts down.
P02E601
Diesel Intake Air Flow Position Sensor
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 51 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Electrical Failure
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: 0.25 V > U at B24 > 0.15 V or 4.85 V > U at B24 > 4.76 V
Probable cause: • Unwanted circuit resistance
• Faulty throttle actuator valve position sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the throttle actuator and the
EMS.
2 Check the throttle actuator valve position sensor.
P02E612
Diesel Intake Air Flow Position Sensor
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 51 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Idle mode.
DTC conditions: U at B24 > 4.85 V
Probable cause: • OC: B18
• SC: B24, 5+
• SC: B24, B1/B5
• Faulty throttle actuator valve position sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the throttle actuator and the
EMS.
2 Check the throttle actuator valve position sensor.
P02E613
Diesel Intake Air Flow Position Sensor
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 51 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Idle mode.
DTC conditions: U at B24 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • OC: B24
• OC: B17
• SC: B24, GND
• SC: B17, B18
• Faulty throttle actuator valve position sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the throttle actuator and the
EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure in the throttle actuator connector and in
socket B24, B17 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the throttle actuator valve position sensor.
P02E697
Diesel Intake Air Flow Position Sensor
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 51 [13]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Component or System Operation Obstructed or Blocked
DTC description: Throttle actuator valve out of position.
Monitoring condition: Key off monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: • Idle mode.
• Engine hard to start / Engine cannot start.
DTC conditions: Throttle actuator valve position below target position when fully closed or
throttle actuator valve position above target position when fully opened.
Probable cause: • Stuck or obstructed throttle actuator valve
• Faulty throttle actuator valve
• Faulty throttle actuator valve position sensor
Action: 1 Check that the throttle actuator valve is not stuck or obstructed. Check
that the start-up test of the throttle actuator valve, open/close, is
performed as normal at key on. The throttle actuator valve movement
shall be smooth during the start-up test.
2 Check the throttle actuator valve position sensor.
Information: When root cause is fixed do the following to clear the DTC:
1 Turn on ignition Throttle calibration is performed.
2 Turn off ignition
3 Wait until the system shuts down.
P02E699
Diesel Intake Air Flow Position Sensor
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 51 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Exceeded Learning Limit
DTC description: Throttle actuator valve calibration failure.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: • Idle mode
• Engine hard to start / The engine cannot be started.
DTC conditions: Throttle actuator valve calibration not finished within maximum time limit. A
position sensor check performed at key on, and a throttle actuator valve
calibration procedure is executed at key off.
Probable cause: • Stuck or obstructed throttle actuator valve
• Faulty throttle actuator valve
• Faulty throttle actuator valve position sensor
Action: 1 Check that the throttle actuator valve is not stuck or obstructed. Check
that the start-up test of the throttle actuator valve, open/close, is
performed as normal at key on. The throttle actuator valve movement
shall be smooth during the start-up test.
2 Check the throttle actuator valve position sensor.
Information: When root cause is fixed do the following to clear the DTC:
1 Turn on ignition Throttle calibration is performed.
2 Turn off ignition
3 Wait until the system shuts down.
P03351F
Crankshaft Position Sensor “A”
SPN [FMI]: 637 [2]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Intermittent
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the crankshaft position sensor voltage
waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Start engine by using camshaft position sensor.
Symptom: • Engine is difficult to start.
• Loss of torque
• The engine operates unevenly with increased fuel consumption as a
consequence.
DTC conditions: Incorrect/weak/intermittent crank speed signal
Probable cause: • SC: A37, A38
• Polarity fault, the cables to the sensor are shifted.
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the crankshaft position sensor signal. Use an oscilloscope.
3 Check the sensor.
P033531
Crankshaft Position Sensor “A”
SPN [FMI]: 637 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Signal
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the crankshaft position sensor voltage
waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Start engine by using camshaft position sensor.
Symptom: • Engine is difficult to start.
• Loss of torque
• The engine operates unevenly with increased fuel consumption as a
consequence.
DTC conditions: No crankshaft position signal when expected or permanent loss of sensor
signal
Probable cause: • OC: A37/A38
• SC: A37/A38, Vbat
• SC: A37/A38, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure in the sensor connector and in socket A37/
A38 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the crankshaft position sensor signal. Use an oscilloscope.
4 Check the sensor.
P033538
Crankshaft Position Sensor “A”
SPN [FMI]: 637 [8]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Frequency Incorrect
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the crankshaft position sensor voltage
waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Start engine by using camshaft position sensor.
Symptom: • Engine is difficult to start.
• Loss of torque
• The engine operates unevenly with increased fuel consumption as a
consequence.
DTC conditions: Too many crank signal pulses detected in between cam signal pulses.
Probable cause: • Incorrectly mounted sensor
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check the installation of the sensor. Refer to workshop manual (group
21–26).
2 Clean the sensor.
3 Check the crankshaft position sensor signal. Use an oscilloscope.
P034031
Camshaft Position Sensor “A” Bank 1 or Single Sensor
SPN [FMI]: 636 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Signal
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the camshaft position sensor voltage
waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Start engine by using crankshaft position sensor.
Symptom: Engine is difficult to start.
DTC conditions: No camshaft position signal when expected or permanent loss of sensor
signal
Probable cause: • OC: A45/A46
• SC: A45, A46
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure in the sensor connector and in socket A45/
A46 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the camshaft position sensor signal. Use an oscilloscope.
4 Check the sensor.
P034038
Camshaft Position Sensor “A” Bank 1 or Single Sensor
SPN [FMI]: 636 [8]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Frequency Incorrect
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring of the camshaft position sensor voltage
waveform
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Start engine by using crankshaft position sensor.
Symptom: Engine is difficult to start.
DTC conditions: No camshaft position signal when expected or permanent loss of sensor
signal
Probable cause: • Incorrectly mounted sensor
• OC: A45/A46
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure in the sensor connector and in socket A45/
A46 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the installation of the sensor. Refer to workshop manual (group
21–26).
4 Check the camshaft position sensor signal. Use an oscilloscope.
P04007C
EGR “A” Flow
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2659 [10]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Slow Response
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 3600 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: There is a difference between actual boost temperature and stored, during
load/engine speed conditions with closed EGR valve, boost temperature
value.
Probable cause: EGR valve/actuator stuck.
Action: 1 Visual inspection of the EGR valve
P04009C
EGR “A” Flow
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2659 [18]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Low/Insufficient Flow
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 4 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: There is a difference between actual boost temperature and stored, during
load/engine speed conditions with closed EGR valve, boost temperature
value.
Probable cause: • EGR system blocked/restricted.
• Malfunctioning EGR valve/actuator.
Action: 1 Check the EGR system for restrictions.
2 Visual inspection of the EGR valve
P040312
EGR “A” Control
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2791 [6]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: When the low side current exceeds 18 A, EGR stops drawing current to
motor. When 1 sec passes after stopping motor, EGR restarts feedback
control. If this happens three times until next key-off, the DTC is set.
Probable cause: • Faulty EGR power supply
• Faulty EGR unit
Action: 1 Check all cables, connections and the power supply to the EGR unit.
2 Change the EGR unit.
P040313
EGR “A” Control
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2791 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Then EGR unit observes whether the voltage of each terminal is 7 V or less.
If this happens three consecutive times, the DTC is set.
Probable cause: Faulty EGR unit
Action: 1 Check all cables, connections and the power supply to the EGR unit.
2 Change the EGR unit.
P040341
EGR “A” Control
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2791 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Checksum Failure
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: EGR ECU data failure.
Probable cause: Faulty EGR unit
Action: 1 Change the EGR unit.
P040371
EGR “A” Control
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2791 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Actuator Stuck
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: During initialization process EGR measures the number of steps between the
full-closed position of the motor shaft and “0” position of the valve. When the
step is 40 or more, the DTC is set.
Probable cause: • EGR valve/actuator is obstructed/stuck.
• Faulty EGR actuator
Action: 1 Visual inspection of the EGR valve
2 Change the EGR actuator.
P040392
EGR “A” Control
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2791 [11]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Performance or Incorrect Operation
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 50 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: When drive duty is more than 40% for 3 seconds continuously, EGR stops
drawing current to motor. Then EGR restarts feedback control after 10 sec
passes. If this happens three times until next key-off, the DTC is set.
Probable cause: Faulty EGR unit
Action: 1 Check all cables, connections and the power supply to the EGR unit.
2 Change the EGR unit.
P040901
EGR Sensor “A”
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 411 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Electrical Failure
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: 0.21 V > U at A21 > 0.15 V
Probable cause: • Unwanted circuit resistance
• Faulty EGR differential pressure sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P040912
EGR Sensor “A”
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 411 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: EGR valve closed.
DTC conditions: U at A21 > 4.8 V
Probable cause: • SC: A21, Vbat
• SC: A21, 5+
• Faulty EGR differential pressure sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P040913
EGR Sensor “A”
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 411 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: EGR valve closed.
DTC conditions: U at A21 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • OC: A21
• SC: A21, GND
• Faulty EGR differential pressure sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket A21
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P040A01
EGR Temperature Sensor “A”
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 412 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Electrical Failure
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: 0.18 V > U at B48 > 0.02 V
Probable cause: • Unwanted circuit resistance
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P040A11
EGR Temperature Sensor “A”
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 412 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B48 < 0.02 V
Probable cause: • SC: B48, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P040A13
EGR Temperature Sensor “A”
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 412 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B48 > 0.77 V
Probable cause: • OC: B48
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket B48
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P041A11
EGR Temperature Sensor "B" Circuit
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2791 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: EGR internal failure
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 13 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Internal EGR unit temperature sensor supply voltage short circuited to lower
voltage.
Action: 1 Change the EGR unit.
P041A12
EGR Temperature Sensor "B" Circuit
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2791 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: EGR internal failure
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Internal EGR unit temperature sensor supply voltage short circuited to higher
voltage.
Action: 1 Change the EGR unit.
P041A2A
EGR Temperature Sensor "B" Circuit
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 5765 [10]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Stuck In Range
DTC description: EGR internal failure
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 60 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Internal EGR unit temperature sensor shows a static value.
Action: 1 Change the EGR unit.
P047001
Exhaust Pressure Sensor “A”
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 131 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Electrical Failure
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: 0.21 V > U at B12 > 0.15 V or 4.85 V > U at B12 > 4.79 V
Probable cause: • Unwanted circuit resistance
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check the cables and the connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P047012
Exhaust Pressure Sensor “A”
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 131 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B12 > 4.85 V
Probable cause: • SC: B12, Vbat
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P047013
Exhaust Pressure Sensor “A”
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 131 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B12 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • OC: B12
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket B12
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P048011
Fan 1 Control Circuit
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 647 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: • Engine can be overheated.
• Fan always deactivated or always activated if fault is intermittent.
DTC conditions: U at B49 < 1/3 Vbat
Probable cause: SC: B49, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the fan and the EMS.
P048012
Fan 1 Control Circuit
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 647 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Fan runs at full speed.
DTC conditions: I at B49 > 5.5 A
Probable cause: SC: B49, Vbat
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the fan and the EMS.
P048013
Fan 1 Control Circuit
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 647 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Fan runs at full speed.
DTC conditions: 2/3 Vbat > U at B49 > 1/3 Vbat
Probable cause: • OC: B49
• Faulty fan clutch solenoid
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the fan and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the fan clutch connector and in socket
B49 in the EMS connector.
3 Check the fan clutch solenoid.
P048613
EGR Sensor “B”
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2791 [2]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: EGR position sensor voltage out of range.
Probable cause: Sticky EGR valve
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the EGR valve and the EMS.
2 Check the EGR valve.
P052012
Engine Oil Pressure Sensor/Switch “A”
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 100 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Default value
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B11 > 4.85 V
Probable cause: • OC: Sensor GND
• SC: B11, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P052013
Engine Oil Pressure Sensor/Switch “A”
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 100 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Default value
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B11 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • OC: B11/5+
• SC: B11, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket B11
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P052400
Engine Oil Pressure Too Low
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 100 [1]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: The engine oil pressure is too low.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine is derated if the engine protection parameter is activated.
DTC conditions: Current engine oil pressure deviates from mapped requested oil pressure at
specific engine rpm.
Probable cause: • Low oil level
• Clogged oil filter
• Faulty sensor
• Faulty oil pressure relief valve
• Worn oil pump
Action: 1 Check the oil level in the engine. Check that no leakage occurs.
2 Change the engine oil and the oil filter.
3 Check function of the sensor by control measuring the engine oil
pressure. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
4 Change the oil pressure reduction valve. Refer to workshop manual
(group 21–26).
5 Change the oil pump. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P052612
Fan Speed Sensor Circuit
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 1639 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine cooling fan does not shut off.
DTC conditions: Malfunctioning fan speed sensor.
Probable cause: Fan speed is measured by a Hall effect sensor that is connected to A35. This
DTC indicates detected fan speed when there should not be an activated fan.
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the fan and the EMS.
P054001
Intake Air Heater “A” Control
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 729 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Electrical Failure
DTC description: Faulty circuit / Faulty component
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine can be hard to start in cold climate.
DTC conditions: U at B7 deviates from expected value, should be approx. Vbat.
Probable cause: • OC/SC: B7
• Unwanted circuit resistance
• OC: Heating element
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the heating element and the
EMS.
2 Check heating element.
3 Check the contact pressure in socket B7 in the EMS connector.
P054013
Intake Air Heater “A” Control
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 729 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty intake air heater sense circuit
Monitoring condition: In preheat mode
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine can be hard to start in cold climate.
DTC conditions: U at B7 deviates from expected value, should be approx. Vbat. when heating
relay is activated.
Probable cause: • OC: B7
• OC: Heating element
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the heating element and the
EMS.
2 Check heating element.
3 Check the contact pressure in socket B7 in the EMS connector.
P054070
Intake Air Heater “A” Control
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 729 [6]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Actuator Stuck On
DTC description: Faulty intake air heater sense circuit
Monitoring condition: In preheat mode
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine can be hard to start in cold climate.
DTC conditions: Preheat element activated when there is no activation request.
Probable cause: • Faulty preheat relay, stuck closed.
• Faulty preheat relay circuit
• SC: B25, Vbat
• SC: B7, Vbat
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the preheat relay connector
and the EMS.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the heating element and the
EMS.
3 Change the preheat relay.
P05407F
Intake Air Heater “A” Control
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 729 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Actuator Stuck Off
DTC description: Faulty intake air heater sense circuit
Monitoring condition: In preheat mode
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine can be hard to start in cold climate.
DTC conditions: Preheat element not activated when there is an activation request.
Probable cause: • SC: B7, GND
• Faulty preheat relay, stuck open.
• Faulty preheat relay circuit
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the preheat relay connector
and the EMS.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the heating element and the
EMS.
3 Change the preheat relay.
P054486
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 1
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 3241 [19]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Invalid
DTC description: Sensor tampering detected.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: P054415 (ACM)
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Inducement is triggered in US (tier4F) but not in EU (euro6).
DTC conditions: An illegal sensor value is received over the engine subnet from the ACM.
Probable cause: OC: B39 (ACM)
Action: 1 Perform fault tracing on root cause faults. This DTC is set due to other
DTC set by the ACM.
P056084
System Voltage Unstable
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 158 [1]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Below Allowable Range
DTC description: EMS voltage supply too low
Monitoring condition: Engine running
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 60 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: The supply voltage is below 25.5 V for 60 seconds.
Probable cause: • Alternator belt
• Flat / poor batteries.
• Fault in cables or connectors for battery / alternator.
• Faulty alternator
Action: 1 Check the charging system. Please refer to Checking the charging
system, page 42.
2 Check both the negative and the positive cables and connectors
between the batteries and the EMS. Clean the connection points.
3 Check that there is no unwanted voltage drop between the batteries
and the EMS or the alternator.
P056085
System Voltage Unstable
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 158 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Above Allowable Range
DTC description: EMS voltage supply too high
Monitoring condition: Engine running
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 60 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Too high supply voltage
Probable cause: Overcharging alternator.
Action: 1 Check the charging system. Please refer to Checking the charging
system, page 42.
P05611F
System Voltage Unstable
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 158 [2]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Intermittent
DTC description: EMS voltage supply unstable
Monitoring condition: Engine running
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Intermittent supply voltage
Probable cause: • Main switch turned off before performing system power down
• Loose/dirty connections at the batteries.
• Faulty/intermittent main switch
• Faulty main relay
Action: 1 Perform proper system shutdown procedure.
2 Check both the negative and the positive cables and connectors
between the batteries and the EMS. Clean the connection points.
3 Check that there is no unwanted voltage drop between the batteries
and the EMS.
4 Check the main switch.
P060741
Electronic Control Unit
System: Programming
SPN [FMI]: 628 [2]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Checksum Failure
DTC description: Checksum error
Monitoring condition: Checksum calculation
Fault indication: None
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: The engine cannot be started.
DTC conditions: Software checksum error
Action: 1 Reprogram the EMS 2.
P061511
Starter Relay
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 677 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty starter relay circuit / Faulty starter relay
Monitoring condition: Cranking condition
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Start motor does not engage.
DTC conditions: U at B37/B29 < 1/3 Vbat
Probable cause: SC: B37/B29, GND
Action: 1 Check the starter relay.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the starter relay and the
EMS.
P061512
Starter Relay
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 677 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty starter relay circuit / Faulty starter relay
Monitoring condition: Cranking condition
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Start motor does not engage.
DTC conditions: I at B37/B29 > 5.5 A
Probable cause: SC: B37/B29, Vbat
Action: 1 Check the starter relay.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the starter relay and the
EMS.
P061513
Starter Relay
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 677 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty starter relay circuit / Faulty starter relay
Monitoring condition: Cranking condition
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Start motor does not engage.
DTC conditions: 2/3 Vbat > U at B37/B29 > 1/3 Vbat
Probable cause: • Faulty starter relay
• OC: B37/B29
Action: 1 Check the starter relay.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the starter relay and the
EMS.
3 Check the contact pressure in socket B37 and in socket B29 in the EMS
connector.
P061519
Starter Relay
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 677 [6]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Current Above Threshold
DTC description: Faulty starter relay circuit / Faulty starter relay
Monitoring condition: Cranking condition
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Start motor does not engage.
DTC conditions: I at B37/B29 is higher than normal.
Probable cause: SC: B37, B29
Action: 1 Check the starter relay.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the starter relay and the
EMS.
P06279C
Fuel Pump “A” Control
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 1347 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Low/Insufficient Flow
DTC description: Insufficient fuel flow
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 20 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Loss of high pressure pump capacity detected due to rail pressure deviation
according to expected mapped rail pressure.
Probable cause: • Other fuel system related DTC
• Faulty high-pressure pump
Action: 1 Check if other fault codes exist that could be the root cause.
P068573
ECM/PCM Power Relay Control
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 1485 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Actuator Stuck Closed
DTC description: Faulty relay / Faulty relay circuit
Monitoring condition: Pre-running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Deactivation failure, EMS and battery drainage.
DTC conditions: Main relay stuck.
Probable cause: • Stuck/broken ignition switch
• Faulty installation, back feeding power to ignition.
• Faulty installation, back feeding power to system.
• Stuck/broken main relay
Action: 1 Replace the main relay.
P06B016
Sensor Power Supply “A”
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 3509 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Voltage Below Threshold
DTC description: Fault in sensor supply circuit.
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Incorrect sensor readings Sensors connected to A7 might set a DTC.
DTC conditions: U at A7 < 4.5 V
Probable cause: SC: A7, GND
Action: 1 Check all wiring to pin A7 at the EMS.
P06B017
Sensor Power Supply “A”
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 3509 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Voltage Above Threshold
DTC description: Fault in sensor supply circuit.
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Default values on sensors.
Symptom: Incorrect sensor readings Sensors connected to A7 might set a DTC.
DTC conditions: U at A7 > 5.5 V
Probable cause: SC: A7, higher voltage
Action: 1 Check all wiring to pin A7 at the EMS.
P06B316
Sensor Power Supply "B"
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 3510 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Voltage Below Threshold
DTC description: Fault in sensor supply circuit.
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • P052013, page 167
• P051A13
Replacement value: Default values on sensors.
Symptom: Incorrect sensor readings Sensors connected to B17 might set a DTC.
DTC conditions: U at B17 < 4.5 V
Probable cause: SC: B17, GND
Action: 1 Check all wiring to pin B17 at the EMS.
P06B317
Sensor Power Supply "B"
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 3510 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Voltage Above Threshold
DTC description: Fault in sensor supply circuit.
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • P052012, page 166
• P051A12
Replacement value: Default values on sensors.
Symptom: Incorrect sensor readings Sensors connected to B17 might set a DTC.
DTC conditions: U at B17 > 5.5 V
Probable cause: SC: B17, higher voltage than +5 V
Action: 1 Check all wiring to pin B17 at the EMS.
P06E616
Sensor Power Supply “C”
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 3511 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Voltage Below Threshold
DTC description: Fault in sensor supply circuit.
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Default values on sensors.
Symptom: None Engine cooling fan inoperative
DTC conditions: U at A1 < 4.5 V
Probable cause: SC: A1, lower voltage
Action: 1 Check all wiring to pin A1 at the EMS.
P06E617
Sensor Power Supply “C”
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 3511 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Voltage Above Threshold
DTC description: Fault in sensor supply circuit.
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Default values on sensors.
Symptom: None Engine cooling fan inoperative
DTC conditions: U at A1 > 5.5 V
Probable cause: SC: A1, higher voltage
Action: 1 Check all wiring to pin A1 at the EMS.
P100111
Engine Stop Switch
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 970 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Fault in stop switch circuit.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine stops or cannot be started.
DTC conditions: U at A27 lower than normal.
Probable cause: SC: A27, GND
Action: 1 Check all wiring to pin A27 at the EMS.
P100112
Engine Stop Switch
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 970 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Fault in stop switch circuit.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine stops or cannot be started.
DTC conditions: U at A27 higher than normal.
Probable cause: SC: A27, Vbat
Action: 1 Check all wiring to pin A27 at the EMS.
P100113
Engine Stop Switch
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 970 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Fault in stop switch circuit.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine stops or cannot be started.
DTC conditions: U at A27 lower than normal.
Probable cause: OC: A27
Action: 1 Check all wiring to pin A27 at the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure in socket A27 the EMS connector.
P100190
Engine Stop Switch
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 970 [14]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Stuck On
DTC description: Stop input is activated.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Engine stop switch has been activated when engine is not running,
Engine speed = 0
Probable cause: Stop switch is stuck/activated.
Action: 1 Check the engine stop switch.
2 Check all wiring to pin A27 at the EMS.
P100192
Engine Stop Switch
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 970 [11]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Performance or Incorrect Operation
DTC description: Stop input is activated.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Engine stop switch has been activated during engine running.
Engine is requested to shutdown and can not be restarted before stop switch
is released and Key off - Key on has been performed.
Probable cause: Stop switch has been activated.
Action: 1 Check what triggered the stop input to be activated.
2 Check all wiring to pin A27 at the EMS.
P100211
Preheat Relay
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 626 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty preheat relay circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine can be hard to start in cold climate.
Heater constantly activated if SC: B25, GND.
DTC conditions: I at B25 is outside expected range.
Probable cause: • SC: B25, GND
• Faulty preheat relay
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the preheat relay and the
EMS.
2 Change the preheat relay.
P100212
Preheat Relay
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 626 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty preheat relay circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine can be hard to start in cold climate.
DTC conditions: I at B25 rises too quickly.
Probable cause: • SC: B25, Vbat
• Faulty preheat relay
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the preheat relay and the
EMS.
2 Change the preheat relay.
P100213
Preheat Relay
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 626 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty preheat relay circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine can be hard to start in cold climate.
DTC conditions: I at B25 rises too slow.
Probable cause: • OC: B25
• Faulty preheat relay circuit or relay.
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the preheat relay and the
EMS.
2 Change the preheat relay.
P100701
Air Filter Indicator
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 107 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Electrical Failure
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at A29 deviates from expected value.
Probable cause: Faulty switch
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the switch and the EMS.
2 Check the switch.
P100711
Air Filter Indicator
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 107 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at A29 < than normal.
Probable cause: • SC: A29, GND
• Faulty switch
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the switch and the EMS.
2 Check the switch.
P100712
Air Filter Indicator
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 107 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at A29 > than normal.
Probable cause: • SC: A29, Vbat
• Faulty switch
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the switch and the EMS.
2 Check the switch.
P100713
Air Filter Indicator
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 107 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at A29 deviates from expected value.
Probable cause: • OC: A29
• Faulty switch
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the switch and the EMS.
2 Check the switch.
P102111
Volvo Compression Brake (VCB) Control Circuit
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 1072 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine starts but does not continue to run.
DTC conditions: U at B30 < than normal.
Probable cause: SC: B30, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the VCB actuator and the
EMS.
P102112
Volvo Compression Brake (VCB) Control Circuit
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 1072 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Auxiliary brakes, low performance (reduced engine braking)
DTC conditions: U at B30 > than normal.
Probable cause: SC: B30, Vbat
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the VCB actuator and the
EMS.
P102113
Volvo Compression Brake (VCB) Control Circuit
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 1072 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Auxiliary brakes, low performance (reduced engine braking)
DTC conditions: U at B30 deviates from expected value.
Probable cause: OC: B30
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the VCB actuator and the
EMS.
P102C68
Torque Speed Control1 Received With Errors, Counter or Checksum
SPN [FMI]:
DTC node: 520691 [14]
Failure type: Event Information
DTC description: Torque speed control error.
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Symptom: Probably loss of torque/speed request from driver
DTC conditions: TSC1 message faulty
Probable cause: TSC1 message sent with faulty counter or checksum
Action: 1 Check that the installation is according to what is specified in the "Speed
Control" section in the "Electrical Interface Specification EMS 2.3"
manual.
When controlling the speed/torque with the TSC1-message, the
counter (SPN 4206) and checksum (SPN 4207) must be used,
according to SAE J1939 specifications.
P103011
Intake Supercharger Sense
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 520692 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B2 < than normal.
Probable cause: SC: B2, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the supercharger solenoid
and the EMS.
P103012
Intake Supercharger Sense
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 520692 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B2 > than normal.
Probable cause: SC: B2, Vbat
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the supercharger solenoid
and the EMS.
P103013
Intake Supercharger Sense
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 520692 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Open Circuit
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B2 deviates from expected value.
Probable cause: OC: B2
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the supercharger solenoid
and the EMS.
P103C00
NOx Catalyst Efficiency Inducement, Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Unit
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 4364 [31]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Low NOx conversion
Monitoring condition: Continous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: • NOx level measured by the system is too high
Probable cause: • Urea out of specification
• Dosing problems due to restrictions
• Clogged dosing system
• Catalyst removed
Action: 1 Check for other DTC that could be the primary set DTC
2 Check the Adblue/DEF quality or concentration
3 Check the catalysator for clogging
4 Perform Vodia test to verify dosing status
Vodia test: Urea dosing
P108600
Oil Level Moderately Low
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 98 [18]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Engine oil level is low.
Monitoring condition: Monitoring oil level condition
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine shuts off unexpectedly - Only at low speed
DTC conditions: Engine oil level is below the set alarm level.
Probable cause: • Low oil level
• Oil leakage.
Action: 1 Check the oil level in the engine.
2 Check that no oil leakage occurs.
3 Check the oil level sensor.
P109300
Engine Oil Pressure Too Low->Oil Pressure Moderately Low
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 100 [18]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Engine oil pressure is low.
Monitoring condition: Electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Engine oil pressure is below the set alarm level.
Probable cause: • Low oil level
• Clogged oil filter
• Faulty sensor
• Faulty pressure reduction valve
• Worn oil pump
Action: 1 Check the oil level in the engine. Check that no oil leakage occurs.
2 Change the engine oil and the oil filter.
3 Check function of the sensor by control measuring the engine oil
pressure. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
4 Change the oil pressure reduction valve. Refer to workshop manual
(group 21–26).
5 Change the oil pump. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P10C011
Volvo Compression Brake (VCB) Control "2" Circuit
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 1073 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine starts but does not continue to run.
DTC conditions: U at B46 < than normal.
Probable cause: SC: B46, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the VCB actuator and the
EMS.
P10C012
Volvo Compression Brake (VCB) Control "2" Circuit
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 1073 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Auxiliary brakes, low performance (reduced engine braking)
DTC conditions: U at B46 > than normal.
Probable cause: SC: B46, Vbat
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the VCB actuator and the
EMS.
P10C013
Volvo Compression Brake (VCB) Control "2" Circuit
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 1073 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Open Circuit
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Auxiliary brakes, low performance (reduced engine braking)
DTC conditions: U at B46 deviates from expected value.
Probable cause: OC: B46
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the VCB actuator and the
EMS.
P10F800
Air Filter Clogged
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 107 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Clogged air filter
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Too high vacuum between the air filter and the turbo
Probable cause: Clogged air filter
Action: 1 Change the air filter.
P111600
Manifold Absolute Pressure Moderately Too High
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 102 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Manifold absolute pressure is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: No indication
DTL: 4 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Manifold absolute pressure exceeds the set alarm level.
Probable cause: • The VGT control lever is stuck.
• Faulty manifold absolute pressure sensor
• Wrong turbo compressor unit according to the engine specification.
• Faulty wastegate valve
• D8 marine:
The supercharger clutch does not disengage.
Action: 1 Check the movement of the VGT control lever.
2 Check the manifold absolute pressure sensor.
3 Check that the turbo compressor unit is in according to the engine
specification.
4 Check the wastegate valve function.
5 D8 marine:
Check the supercharger. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P111800
Manifold Absolute Pressure Too High
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 102 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Manifold absolute pressure is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTL: 4 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Manifold absolute pressure exceeds the set value of the engine protection
parameter.
Probable cause: • The VGT control lever is stuck.
• Faulty manifold absolute pressure sensor
• Wrong turbo compressor unit according to the engine specification.
• Faulty wastegate valve
• D8 marine:
The supercharger clutch does not disengage.
Action: 1 Check the movement of the VGT control lever.
2 Check the manifold absolute pressure sensor.
3 Check that the turbo compressor unit is in according to the engine
specification.
4 Check the wastegate valve function.
5 D8 marine:
Check the supercharger.
P111900
Intake Manifold Temperature Moderately Too High
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 105 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Charge air temperature is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Intake manifold temperature exceeds the set alarm level.
Industrial engines
Probable cause: • Coolant temperature too high
• Radiator fan system not functioning properly
• Dust or dirt on the outside of the charge air cooler and the radiator.
• Faulty intake manifold temperature sensor
Action: 1 Check that the engine coolant temperature is normal.
2 Check the function of the radiator fan system.
3 Clean the charge air cooler and the radiator.
4 Check the intake manifold temperature sensor.
Marine engines
Probable cause: • Engine temperature is too high.
- Low coolant level.
- Faulty thermostat
- Blocked seawater filter
- Damaged seawater pump or impeller
• High surrounding temperature
• Blocked charge air cooler
• Faulty intake manifold temperature sensor
Action: 1 Check that the engine coolant temperature is normal.
- Check the coolant level.
- Check the thermostat.
- Clean the seawater filter.
- Check the impeller and the seawater pump.
2 Check that the engine room temperature is not too high. Also check that
the engine room ventilation functions correctly.
3 Clean the charge air cooler.
4 Check the intake manifold temperature sensor.
P111A00
Intake Manifold Temperature Too High
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 105 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Intake manifold temperature is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Intake manifold temperature exceeds the set value of the engine protection
parameter.
Industrial engines
Probable cause: • Coolant temperature too high
• Radiator fan system not functioning properly
• Dust or dirt on the outside of the charge air cooler and the radiator.
• Faulty intake manifold temperature sensor
Action: 1 Check that the engine temperature is normal.
2 Check the function of the radiator fan system.
3 Clean the charge air cooler and the radiator.
4 Check the intake manifold temperature sensor.
Marine engines
Probable cause: • Check that the engine temperature is normal.
- Low coolant level.
- Faulty thermostat
- Blocked seawater filter
- Damaged seawater pump or impeller
• High surrounding temperature
• Blocked charge air cooler
• Faulty intake manifold temperature sensor
Action: 1 Check that the engine temperature is normal.
- Check the coolant level.
- Check the thermostat.
- Clean the seawater filter.
- Check the impeller and the seawater pump.
2 Check that the engine room temperature is not too high. Also check that
the engine room ventilation functions correctly.
3 Clean the charge air cooler.
4 Check the intake manifold temperature sensor.
P111D00
Engine Coolant Level Moderately Low
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 111 [18]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Engine coolant level is lower than normal.
Monitoring condition: Monitoring the coolant level.
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 12 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Engine coolant level is below the set alarm level.
Probable cause: Low coolant level.
Action: 1 Check the coolant level.
2 Check that no leakage occurs.
3 Check the wiring to the coolant level switch.
4 Check the level switch.
P111E00
Engine Coolant Temperature Moderately High
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 110 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Engine coolant temperature is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Engine coolant temperature exceeds the set alarm level.
Industrial engines
Probable cause: • Coolant level too low
• Radiator fan system not functioning properly
• Dust or dirt on the outside of the radiator.
• Drive belt is not properly adjusted.
• There is air in the coolant water system.
• Faulty thermostat
• Faulty temperature sensor
• Faulty coolant pressure cap
• Clogged cooling water system
• Worn coolant pump
Action: 1 Check the coolant level. If low coolant level, check the coolant water
system for leakage by a pressure test.
2 Check the function of the radiator fan system.
3 Check the outside of radiator for dust and dirt.
4 Check the drive belt adjustment.
5 Bleed the coolant water system.
6 Check the coolant water thermostat or change the coolant water
thermostat.
7 Check the coolant temperature sensor.
8 Change the coolant pressure cap.
9 Clean the coolant water system.
10 Change the coolant pump.
Marine engines
Probable cause: • Coolant level too low
• Blocked seawater filter
• Worn impeller in seawater pump
• Pinched, leaking or blocked hose on the suction side (seawater)
• Drive belt is not properly adjusted.
• Faulty thermostat
• Faulty temperature sensor
• Faulty coolant pressure cap
• Clogged cooling system Blocked heat exchanger
• Worn coolant pump
Action: 1 Check the coolant level. If low coolant level, check the coolant water
system for leakage by a pressure test.
2 Check that the seawater filter is not blocked.
3 Check the impeller in the seawater pump.
4 Check the drive belt adjustment.
5 Bleed the coolant water system.
6 Check the coolant water thermostat or change the coolant water
thermostat.
7 Check the coolant temperature sensor.
8 Change the coolant pressure cap.
9 Clean the cooling system. Clean the heat exchanger.
10 Change the coolant pump.
P112100
EGR Temperature Too High
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 412 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: EGR temperature is too high.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: EGR temperature is too high.
Probable cause: 1 Extreme driving conditions
2 Clogged EGR cooler
Action: 1 Clean the EGR cooler. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P112200
EGR Temperature Moderately High
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 412 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: EGR temperature is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: EGR temperature is higher than normal.
Probable cause: • Extreme driving conditions
• Clogged EGR cooler
Action: 1 Clean the EGR cooler. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P112500
Engine Oil Temperature Moderately High
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 175 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Engine oil temperature is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Engine oil monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Engine oil temperature exceeds the set alarm level.
Probable cause: • Low oil level
• High engine temperature.
- Low coolant level.
- Radiator fan system not functioning properly
• Faulty sensor
• Clogged oil cooler
• Faulty oil cooler by-pass valve
Action: 1 Check the oil level in the engine. Check that no leakage occurs.
2 Check the engine coolant temperature.
- Check the coolant level.
- Check the function of the radiator fan system.
3 Check the sensor.
4 Clean the oil cooler system.
5 Change the oil cooler by-pass valve.
P112B00
Turbocharger/Supercharger Actuator “A” Temperature High
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 641 [17]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: VGT temperature is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Too high internal temperature in VGT control unit
Probable cause: VGT actuator is overheated.
Action: 1 Check for heat radiation that affects the temperature of the VGT control
unit.
2 Change the VGT control unit.
P112E00
Exhaust Gas Temperature Moderately High Bank 1
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 173 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Exhaust gas temperature is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Exhaust gas temperature exceeds the set alarm level.
Probable cause: • Damaged or restrictions in the exhaust system
• Too high exhaust back pressure
Action: 1 Check that the exhaust pipe has not been damaged and that there are
no restrictions.
2 Check the sensor.
3 Check the exhaust back pressure.
P114500
Reductant Level Moderately Low
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 1761 [17]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: AdBlue/DEF level is low.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 305 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: AdBlue/DEF level in tank is below the alarm level.
Probable cause: AdBlue/DEF level is low.
Action: 1 Fill tank with AdBlue/DEF.
P114700
Fuel Rail/System Pressure - Moderately Too High Bank 1
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 157 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Rail pressure is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: The rail pressure is moderately high during a certain time.
Probable cause: • Faulty rail pressure sensor
• Faulty/stuck ePRV
• Faulty/stuck fuel pressure regulator (MPROP)
• Faulty/clogged injectors
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS. Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by performing a
voltage measurement. P(norm at idle speed) = 30-40 MPa (4350-5800
psi). Notice at what rail pressure the fault code is set.
2 Check all wiring and the connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope. Check the fuel return from
the ePRV.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
Use an oscilloscope.
4 If the high pressure pump been dismounted/exchanged check the pump
installation. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P114E00
EGR Actuator Temperature Out Of Operating Range
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 2791 [17]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Internal temperature in EGR unit is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Internal temperature in EGR unit >135 degrees
Probable cause: Faulty EGR internal temperature sensor
Action: 1 Check if heat radiation caused the overheated EGR unit.
2 Change the EGR unit.
P117A00
SCR NOx Catalyst Efficiency Critically Below Threshold Bank 1
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 4364 [1]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Low NOx conversion
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: NOx level measured by the system is too high.
Probable cause: • Urea out of specification
• Dosing problems due to restrictions
• Clogged dosing system
• Catalyst removed
Action: 1 Check for other DTC that could cause this DTC to be set.
2 Check the AdBlue/DEF quality or concentration.
3 Check the catalysator for clogging.
4 Perform Vodia test. Urea dosing
If dosing test fails:
P119611
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Wet
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 520567 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None.
DTC conditions: U at B43 < 0.12 V
Probable cause: • SC: B43, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P119612
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Wet
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 520567 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None.
DTC conditions: U at B43 > 4.9 V
Probable cause: • OC: B43
• SC: B43, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket B43
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P119613
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Wet
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 520567 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None.
DTC conditions: U at B43 > 4.9 V
Probable cause: • OC: B43
• SC: B43, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket B43
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P119700
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Wet - Moderately High
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 520567 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Exhaust gas temperature is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None.
DTC conditions: Exhaust gas temperature is higher than normal.
Action: 1 Check that the exhaust pipe has not been damaged and that there are
no restrictions.
2 Check the sensor.
3 Check the exhaust back pressure.
P119800
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Wet - Too High
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 520567 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Exhaust gas temperature is too high.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None.
DTC conditions: Exhaust gas temperature is too high.
Action: 1 Check that the exhaust pipe has not been damaged and that there are
no restrictions.
2 Check the sensor.
3 Check the exhaust back pressure.
P119D00
Engine Moderately Overspeed Condition
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 190 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Engine overspeed
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: TBD
DTC conditions: Engine is / was overspeeding
Action: 1 Search for the reason for the high speed after the engine has stopped.
P11A411
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Dry
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 520688 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B44 < 0.12 V
Probable cause: • SC: B44, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the sensor.
P11A412
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Dry
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 520688 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B44 > 4.9 V
Probable cause: • OC: B44
• SC: B44, 5+
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket B44
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P11A413
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Dry
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 520688 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B44 > 4.9 V
Probable cause: • OC: B44
• SC: B44, +5
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at the sensor connector and in socket B44
in the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P11A500
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Dry, Moderately High
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 520688 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Exhaust gas temperature is higher than normal.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Exhaust gas temperature is higher than normal.
Action: 1 Check that the exhaust pipe has not been damaged and that there are
no restrictions.
2 Faulty sensor
3 Check the exhaust back pressure.
P11A600
Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Dry, Too High
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 520688 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Exhaust gas temperature is too high.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Exhaust gas temperature is too high.
Action: 1 Check that the exhaust pipe has not been damaged and that there are
no restrictions.
2 Check the sensor.
3 Check the exhaust back pressure.
P203A86
Reductant Level Sensor “A”
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 1761 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Invalid
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • U02A200
• P203A12
• P203A13
• P203A11 (ACM)
• P203A96 (ACM)
Replacement value: None
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• AdBlue/DEF pump not operational
DTC conditions: Invalid AdBlue/DEF sensor reading is sent from the ACM to the EMS over
the engine subnet.
Probable cause: • OC: AdBlue/DEF level/temp sensor supply
• SC: AdBlue/DEF level/temp sensor wiring
• Faulty sensor
• OC: Engine Subnet H/L
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the ACM.
2 Change the sensor.
P203F00
Reductant Level Low
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 1761 [18]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: AdBlue/DEF level is too low. The dosing are stopped.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTL: 305 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: AdBlue/DEF level in tank is below the alarm level.
Probable cause: AdBlue/DEF level is too low.
Action: 1 Fill tank with AdBlue/DEF.
P204786
Reductant Injection Valve Control Bank 1 Unit 1
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 5394 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Invalid
DTC description: AdBlue/DEF injection valve (dosing valve) is not operational.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • P204713 (ACM)
• P204773 (ACM)
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Inducement triggered.
DTC conditions: Tampering of reductant injection valve (dosing valve) detected. An illegal
value is sent from the ACM to the EMS over the Engine Subnet.
Probable cause: • Faulty injector/dosing valve circuit
• Injector/dosing valve stuck closed or clogged.
Action: 1 Check all cables and connections between the injection valve (dosing
valve) and the ACM.
2 Check the injection valve (dosing valve).
P204F93
SCR System Performance Dosing Failure
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 3361 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Operation
DTC description: No dosing detected The ACM indicates a malfunction.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • P20A011 (ACM)
• P204A13 (ACM)
• P204A11 (ACM)
• P065711 (ACM)
• U116F00, page 294
• P204711 (ACM)
• P204713 (ACM)
Replacement value: None
Symptom: • Derate according to the engine protection map.
• Dosing is stopped.
DTC conditions: The DTC is set by another active EATS DTC.
Probable cause: Fault in a SCR/EATS component or component wiring.
Action: 1 Check if concurrent DTC is set and perform actions related to that DTC.
2 Check the injection valve (dosing valve).
3 Check the AdBlue/DEF pump unit and its connections.
P205A86
Reductant Tank Temperature Sensor
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 3031 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Invalid
DTC description: AdBlue/DEF tank temperature sensor is not operational.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • P205A11
• P205A13
• P205A12 (ACM)
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Invalid AdBlue/DEF level/temperature sensor reading is sent from the ACM
to the EMS over the Engine Subnet.
Action: 1 Check all cables and connections between the AdBlue/DEF tank
temperature sensor and the ACM.
2 Change the sensor.
P206A64
Reductant Quality
System EATS
SPN [FMI] 3364 [12]
DTC node EMS
Failure type Signal Plausibility Failure
DTC description AdBlue/DEF tank sensor is not operational
Monitoring condition Running conditions
Fault indication Yellow alarm status
DTL 7200 seconds
DTC stored Yes
Replacement value None
Symptom Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions • Evaluation of the reductant quality sensor plausibility is performed only when
reductant quality is low and NOx Conversion efficiency above 85%. (The time
required to perform the NOx conversion evaluation depends on driving/operation
condition)
Action 1 Change the QLT sensor
P206A86
Reductant Quality:
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 3364 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Invalid
DTC description: AdBlue/DEF tank sensor is not operational
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: None
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: P206A13 (ACM)
P206A96 (ACM)
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: • Invalid AdBlue/DEF sensor reading is sent from the ACM to the EMS over the
engine subnet.
Action: 1 Change the QLT sensor
P207F9A
Reductant Quality
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 3364 [17]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Component or System Operating Conditions
DTC description: Poor AdBlue/DEF quality
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 3600 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: P207F9A (ACM)
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Poor AdBlue/DEF quality or diluted AdBlue/DEF
Probable cause • Faulty AdBlue/DEF quality or concentration
• Exhaust leakage
• Poor AdBlue/DEF quality
• Faulty QLT sensor
• NOx sensor / NOx conversion
Action: 1 Check the AdBlue/DEF quality or concentration. Refer to workshop
manual (group 21–26).
2 Check if other DTC could be the root cause of this DTC. (NOx sensor,
NOx conversion, Urea dosing)
3 Check for exhaust leakage
4 Change the QLT sensor
P208A86
Reductant Pump “A” Control
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 3361 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Invalid
DTC description: Reductant pump control error
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • P204A11 (ACM)
• P204A13 (ACM)
• P20E892 (ACM)
• P10CE97 (ACM)
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: An illegal value is sent from the ACM to the EMS over the engine subnet.
Action: 1 Perform fault tracing on root cause faults. This DTC is set due to other
DTC set by the ACM.
P20EE00
SCR NOx Catalyst Efficiency Critically Below Threshold Bank 1
System: EATS
SPN [FMI]: 4364 [1]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Low NOx conversion
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: NOx level measured by the system is too high.
Probable cause: • Urea out of specification
• Dosing problems due to restrictions
• Clogged dosing system
• Catalyst removed
Action: 1 Check for other DTC that could cause this DTC to be set.
2 Check the AdBlue/DEF quality or concentration.
3 Check the catalysator for clogging.
4 Perform Vodia test. Urea dosing
If dosing test fails:
P220012
NOx Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 1
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3216 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 180 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Internal short circuit in the sensor or short circuit between the sensor element
and the sensor control unit Error byte received from upstream/pre-NOx
sensor Sensor is evaluated as not reliable.
Probable cause: SC: Vbat
Action: 1 Change the pre-NOx sensor.
P220013
NOx Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 1
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3216 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 180 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Internal open circuit in the sensor or open circuit between the sensor element
and the sensor control unit Error byte received from upstream/pre-NOx
sensor Sensor is evaluated as not reliable.
Probable cause: OC: Internal in pre-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Change the pre-NOx sensor.
P22001C
NOx Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 1
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3216 [14]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Voltage Out of Range
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 600 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: • NOx sensor supply voltage out of range, above 32 V.
• Internal pre-NOx sensor supply voltage fault
Action: 1 Change the pre-NOx sensor.
P220064
NOx Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 1
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3216 [2]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Plausibility Failure
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 180 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Measured NOx value compared to the set NOx value deviates too much. The
NOx value does not, during an evaluation time, respond correctly to sudden
power increases.
Probable cause: Faulty pre-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Change the pre-NOx sensor.
P220093
NOx Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 1
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3216 [13]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Operation
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 30 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Faulty internal startup behavior of the pre-NOx sensor Error byte received
from upstream/pre-NOx sensor Sensor is evaluated as not reliable.
Probable cause: Faulty pre-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Change the pre-NOx sensor.
P222613
Barometric Pressure Circuit
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 108 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 15 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: Barometric pressure set to 100 kPa (14.5 psi).
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Internal failure in the EMS
Probable cause: Faulty barometric sensor
Action: 1 Change EMS 2 unit.
P225D00
NOx Sensor Performance - Signal Stuck Low Bank 1 Sensor 1
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3216 [11]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: NOx sensor evaluation
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 30 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: • Pre-NOx evaluation deviation detected
• No emissions measured over a certain time
Probable cause: • Exhaust system leakage.
• Pre-NOx sensor removed from exhaust flow
• Faulty pre-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Check properly that the pre-NOx sensor is clean and installed.
2 Check the cables and the connectors between the pre-NOx sensor,
NOx sensor board and connection harness.
3 Check that the pre-NOx sensor is placed in the exhaust flow.
4 Check the exhaust system for leakage.
5 Check the pre-NOx sensor.
P225F00
NOx Sensor Performance - Signal Stuck Low Bank 1 Sensor 2
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3226 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: NOx sensor value evaluation
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 30 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: • Post-NOx evaluation deviation detected
• No emissions measured over a certain time
Probable cause: • Exhaust system leakage.
• Air intake leakage.
• Faulty post-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Check that the post-NOx-sensor is correctly installed and clean.
2 Check the cables and the connectors between the post-NOx sensor,
NOx sensor board and connection harness.
3 Check that the post-NOx sensor is placed in the exhaust flow.
4 Check the exhaust system for leakage.
5 Check the air intake for leakage.
6 Check the post-NOx sensor.
P226411
Water In Fuel Sensor
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 97 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B8 < 0.21 V
Probable cause: SC: B8, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
P226985
Water In Fuel Indicator
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 97 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Above Allowable Range
DTC description: Water in fuel indication.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Water in fuel detected.
Action: 1 Empty the water trap.
P228D72
Fuel Pressure Regulator 1 Exceeded Control Limits - Pressure Too High
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 679 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Actuator Stuck Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Low power.
DTC conditions: Too high fuel delivery when none is demanded. The fuel pressure regulator
is monitored for being stuck open by observing a significant rail fuel pressure
increase during evaluation period.
Probable cause: • Fuel pressure regulator (MPROP) open, partly opened or out of
characteristic.
• Faulty rail pressure sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS. Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by performing a
voltage measurement. P(norm at idle speed) = 30-40 MPa (4350-5800
psi). Notice at what rail pressure the fault code is set.
2 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
Use an oscilloscope.
P228E00
Fuel Pressure Regulator 1 Exceeded Learning Limits - Too Low
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 520245 [18]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Rail pressure sensor value positive deviation. The current rail pressure value
is higher than the pressure demanded by the EMS via the fuel pressure
regulator.
Probable cause: • Fuel pressure regulator (MPROP) open, partly opened or out of
characteristic.
• Faulty rail pressure sensor
• Faulty/stuck close ePRV
• Wrongly mounted high-pressure pump If the pump been dismounted/
exchanged the pump alignment against the flywheel position is wrong.
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS. Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by performing a
voltage measurement. P(norm at idle speed) = 30-40 MPa (4350-5800
psi)). Notice at what rail pressure the fault code is set.
2 Check all wiring and the connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
Use an oscilloscope.
4 If the high pressure pump been dismounted/exchanged check the pump
installation. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P228F00
Fuel Pressure Regulator 1 Exceeded Learning Limits - Too High
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 520245 [16]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Rail pressure sensor value negative deviation. The current rail pressure value
is lower than the pressure demanded by the EMS via the fuel pressure
regulator.
Probable cause: • Leakage in the low-pressure system
• Check for leakage in the high-pressure system.
• Fuel pressure regulator (MPROP) closed, partly closed or out of
characteristic.
• Faulty/stuck open ePRV
• Faulty rail pressure sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the rail pressure sensor and
the EMS. Log the rail pressure by using Vodia or by performing a
voltage measurement. P(norm at idle speed) = 30-40 MPa (4350-5800
psi). Notice at what rail pressure the fault code is set.
2 Check all wiring and the connectors between the ePRV and the EMS.
Check the ePRV signal using oscilloscope. Check the fuel return from
the ePRV.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the fuel pressure regulator
(MPROP) and the EMS. Check the fuel pressure regulator (MPROP).
Use an oscilloscope.
4 If the high pressure pump been dismounted/exchanged check the pump
installation.
Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P229E12
NOx Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 2
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3226 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 180 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Internal short circuit in the sensor or short circuit between the sensor element
and the sensor control unit Error byte received from downstream/post-NOx
sensor Sensor is evaluated as not reliable.
Probable cause: SC: Vbat
Action: 1 Change the post-NOx sensor.
P229E13
NOx Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 2
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3226 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 180 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Internal open circuit in the sensor or open circuit between the sensor element
and the sensor control unit Error byte received from downstream/post-NOx
sensor Sensor is evaluated as not reliable.
Probable cause: OC: Internal in post-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Change the post-NOx sensor.
P229E1C
NOx Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 2
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3226 [14]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Voltage Out of Range
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 600 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: NOx sensor internal supply voltage out of range, above 32 V
Probable cause: Faulty post-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Change the post-NOx sensor.
P229E64
NOx Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 2
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3226 [2]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Signal Plausibility Failure
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 600 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Measured NOx value compared to the set NOx value deviates too much. The
NOx value does not, during an evaluation time, respond correctly to sudden
power increases.
Probable cause: Faulty post-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Change the post-NOx sensor.
P229E93
NOx Sensor Bank 1 Sensor 2
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3226 [13]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Operation
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Monitoring the correct start-up behavior of the sensor.
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 30 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: The post-NOx sensor self-heating function does not work. Error byte received
from downstream/post-NOx sensor Sensor is evaluated as not reliable.
Probable cause: Faulty post-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Change the post-NOx sensor.
P22FB92
NOx Sensor Performance - Sensing Element Bank 1 Sensor 1
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3216 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Performance or Incorrect Operation
DTC description: NOx sensor value not reliable
Monitoring condition: Monitoring the quality of the NOx level signal.
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 600 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Pre-NOx sensor value not reliable
Probable cause: Faulty pre-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Change the pre-NOx sensor.
P22FE00
NOx Sensor Performance - Sensing Element Bank 1 Sensor 2
System: NOx Sensors
SPN [FMI]: 3226 [12]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: NOx sensor value not reliable
Monitoring condition: Monitoring the quality of the NOx level signal.
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 600 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Post-NOx sensor value not reliable
Probable cause: Faulty post-NOx sensor
Action: 1 Change the post-NOx sensor.
P242800
Exhaust Gas Temperature Too High
System: Exhaust System
SPN [FMI]: 173 [0]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Exhaust temperature too high.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTL: 2 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: Exhaust temperature exceeds the set value of the engine protection
parameter.
(For parameters, see Administration, page 3.)
Action: 1 Check that the exhaust pipe has not been damaged and that there are
no restrictions.
2 Check the sensor
3 Check the exhaust back pressure.
P245700
EGR Cooler Efficiency “A” Below Threshold
System: EGR system
SPN [FMI]: 4752 [7]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: EGR temperature deviates from expected value.
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 30 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: The ratio between actual EGR temperature and actual engine coolant
temperature in relation to a mapped exhaust gas temperature deviates from
expected.
Probable cause: Clogged or deteriorated EGR cooler
Action: 1 Clean the EGR cooler. Refer to workshop manual (group 21–26).
P250A11
Engine Oil Level Sensor
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 98 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 35 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B4 < 0.05 V
Probable cause: SC: B4, GND
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
P250A13
Engine Oil Level Sensor
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 98 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 35 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B4 < 0.2 V
Probable cause: • OC: B4
• OC: B3
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
P250F00
Engine Oil Level Too Low
System: Oil system
SPN [FMI]: 98 [1]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Engine oil level is too low.
Monitoring condition: Pre crank monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: The engine could shut off unexpectedly.
DTC conditions: Engine oil level is below the set alarm level.
Probable cause: • Low oil level
• Oil leakage.
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check the oil level in the engine.
2 Check that no leakage occurs.
3 Check the sensor.
P253912
Low-Pressure Fuel System Sensor Circuit
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 94 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B16 > 4.85 V
Probable cause: • SC: B16, Vbat
• OC: Sensor GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at sensor connector and in socket B16 in
the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P253913
Low-Pressure Fuel System Sensor Circuit
System: Fuel System
SPN [FMI]: 94 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty sensor / Faulty sensor circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 7 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B16 < 0.15 V
Probable cause: • OC: 5+
• OC: B16
• SC: B16, GND
• Faulty sensor
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor and the EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at sensor connector and in socket B16 in
the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor.
P255611
Engine Coolant Level Sensor/Switch
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 111 [4]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground
DTC description: Faulty switch / Faulty switch circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B23 < 2.8 V
Probable cause: • SC: B23, GND
• Faulty sensor/switch
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor/switch and the
EMS.
2 Check the sensor/switch.
P255612
Engine Coolant Level Sensor/Switch
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 111 [3]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Battery
DTC description: Faulty switch / Faulty switch circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: U at B23 > 23.5 V
Probable cause: • SC: B23, Vbat
• Faulty sensor/switch
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor/switch and the
EMS.
2 Check the sensor/switch.
P255613
Engine Coolant Level Sensor/Switch
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 111 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Open
DTC description: Faulty switch / Faulty switch circuit
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 6 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: 18.9 V < U at B23 < 19.6 V
Probable cause: • OC: B23
• Faulty sensor/switch
Action: 1 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor/switch and the
EMS.
2 Check the contact pressure at sensor connector and in socket B23 in
the EMS connector.
3 Check the sensor/switch.
P256000
Engine Coolant Level Low
System: Coolant System
SPN [FMI]: 111 [1]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Coolant level too low
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTL: 12 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Engine coolant level is below the set alarm level.
Probable cause: Low coolant level.
Action: 1 Check the coolant level. If low coolant level, check the coolant water
system for leakage by a pressure test.
2 Bleed the coolant water system.
3 Check all cables and connectors between the sensor/switch and the
EMS.
P256214
Turbocharger Boost Control Position Sensor “A”
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 641 [2]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Circuit Short To Ground or Open
DTC description: Internal error
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: VGT internal position sensor out of range
Probable cause: Faulty VGT unit
Action: 1 Change the VGT unit.
P257831
Turbocharger Speed Sensor
System: Intake air system
SPN [FMI]: 103 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No signal
DTC description: Too high turbocharger speed has been detected
Monitoring condition: Running conditions
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 10 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: The revolution of the turbocharger is too high.
Probable cause: The VGT actuator control lever is stuck.
Action: 1 Check the movement of the VGT actuator valve control lever.
2 Check the VGT actuator. Check the control lever motion range. Refer
to workshop manual (group 21–26).
U001088
CAN Communication Backbone 1 Net
System: CAN communication
SPN [FMI]: 639 [2]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Bus Off
DTC description: CAN communication failure
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine cannot be started or if engine is running it can only be stopped by
pushing the aux-stop.
DTC conditions: Missing CAN communication on BB1.
Probable cause: OC/SC: B51, B55
Action: 1 Check all wiring connected to CAN backbone 1. See the wiring diagram.
U008088
Vehicle communication engine subnet
System: CAN communication
SPN [FMI]: 1668 [2]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Bus Off
DTC description: CAN communication failure
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 1 second
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: Missing CAN communication on engine subnet.
Probable cause: • OC/SC: Engine subnet wiring
• OC/SC: In ACM CAN sensor power supply.
Action: 1 Check all wiring connected to engine subnet. See the wiring diagram.
2 Check the ACM CAN sensor power supply wiring.
U010A00
Lost Communication With Exhaust Gas Recirculation Control Module A
System: CAN communication
SPN [FMI]: 2791 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: CAN communication failure
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 19 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: EGR lost communication on engine subnet.
Probable cause: • OC/SC: Engine subnet wiring.
• OC/SC: In EGR unit power supply.
Action: 1 Check all wiring connected to engine subnet. See the wiring diagram.
2 Check the EGR unit power supply wiring.
U010C00
Lost Communication With Turbocharger/Supercharger Control Module A
System: CAN communication
SPN [FMI]: 641 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: CAN communication failure
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 19 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: VGT lost communication on engine subnet.
Probable cause: • OC/SC: Engine subnet wiring.
• OC/SC: In VGT unit power supply.
Action: 1 Check all wiring connected to engine subnet. See the wiring diagram.
2 Check the VGT unit power supply wiring.
U014100
Lost Communication With VMCU
System: CAN communication
SPN [FMI]: 2017 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: CAN communication failure
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 9 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: The EMS has lost communication with the DCU.
Action: 1 Check all between the EMS and the DCU.
U029D00
Lost Communication With NOx Sensor “A”
System: CAN communication
SPN [FMI]: 3216 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: NOx message missing on engine subnet bus
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 9 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • U116F00, page 294
• U029E00, page 293
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: NOx message missing on engine subnet bus
Probable cause: • OC/SC in NOx sensor A (precat) supply.
• OC: B49 (ACM)
• SC: B49 (ACM), GND
• Fault in the engine subnet.
Action: 1 Check the ACM CAN sensor power supply wiring.
2 Check all cables and connections to the NOx sensor.
3 Check all wiring connected to engine subnet. See the wiring diagram.
U029E00
Lost Communication With NOx Sensor “B”
System: CAN communication
SPN [FMI]: 3226 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: NOx message missing on engine subnet bus
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 9 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • U116F00, page 294
• U029D00, page 292
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Derate according to the engine protection map.
DTC conditions: NOx message missing on engine subnet bus
Probable cause: • OC/SC in post-NOx sensor B (postcat) supply.
• OC: B49 (ACM)
• SC: B49 (ACM), GND
• Fault in the engine subnet.
Action: 1 Check the ACM CAN sensor power supply wiring.
2 Check all cables and connections to the post-NOx sensor.
3 Check all wiring connected to engine subnet. See the wiring diagram.
U116F00
Lost communication with reductant control module on engine subnet
System: CAN communication
SPN [FMI]: 520416 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: Lost communication with ACM.
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 9 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Possible concurrent DTC: • U029D00, page 292
• U029E00, page 293
Replacement value: None
Symptom: No AdBlue/DEF dosing
DTC conditions: EMS has lost communication with ACM on the engine subnet.
Probable cause: • Broken EATS Fuse
• OC in the dosing valve wiring
• Fault in the engine subnet.
Action: 1 Check the EATS fuse.
2 Check all cables and connections to the dosing valve.
3 Check all wiring connected to engine subnet. See the wiring diagram.
U117100
Lost Communication with Body Control Module on High Speed CAN Communication
Bus
System: CAN communication
SPN [FMI]: 2036 [9]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: No Sub Type Information
DTC description: CAN communication failure
Monitoring condition: Continuous monitoring
Fault indication: Yellow alarm status
DTL: 9 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: None
DTC conditions: The EMS has lost communication with the DCU.
Action: 1 Check all between the EMS and the DCU.
U300001
Electronic Control Unit
System: Electrical
SPN [FMI]: 520335 [5]
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Electrical Failure
DTC description: Internal EMS input voltage failure
Monitoring condition: Continuous electrical monitoring
Fault indication: None
DTL: 5 seconds
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: Engine does not start.
DTC conditions: Internal voltage supply in EMS indicates failure.
Action: 1 Change the EMS 2.
U300041
Electronic Control Unit
System: Programming
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: General Checksum Failure
DTC description: Checksum error
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: The engine cannot be started.
DTC conditions: Software checksum error
Action: 1 Reprogram the EMS 2.
U300044
Electronic Control Unit
System: Programming
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Data Memory Failure
DTC description: RAM error
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: The engine cannot be started.
DTC conditions: Data Memory Failure
Action: 1 Reprogram the EMS 2.
U300045
Electronic Control Unit
System: Programming
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Program Memory Failure
DTC description: ROM error
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: The engine cannot be started.
DTC conditions: Program Memory Failure
Action: 1 Reprogram the EMS 2.
2 Change the EMS 2.
U300049
Electronic Control Unit
System: Programming
DTC node: EMS
Failure type: Internal Electronic Failure
DTC description: Checksum error
Fault indication: Red alarm status
DTC stored: Yes
Replacement value: None
Symptom: The engine cannot be started.
DTC conditions: Data Memory Failure
Action: 1 Change the EMS 2.
Measurements
Connect the engine control unit connector to the
brakeout cable 9990014 (1). Connect the brakeout
1 cable 9990014 to the engine control unit (2). All pins
from the engine control unit is accessible in the
2 measurebox 9998699.
9
869
999 7
6
14
5
13
4 21
12
3 20
11 28
2 19
10 27
1 18 35
9 26
17 34
8 25 42
16 33
24 41
15 32 49
23 40
31 48
22 39 56
30 47
38 55
29 46
37 54
45 62
36 53
44 61
52
43 60
51
59
50
58
57
P0008531
P0020466
313
30-2 Fault Tracing
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Component EMS # Measure box # Conn. pin # Signal type Ignition on Engine running Note
Fuel pressure regulator A16 16 3 PWM output - - Low side switch
(MPROP) Coil resistance:
8 Ω (+/- 0.5 Ω) at 20 °C (68 °F)
30-2 Fault Tracing
315
30-2 Fault Tracing
30-2 Fault Tracing
Table 10: Air inlet pressure Table 11: EGR differential pressure
Pressure Voltage Pressure Voltage
50 kPa (7.3 psi) 0.5 V 0 kPa (0 psi) 0.5 V
106 kPa (15.4 psi) 1.0 V 4 kPa (0.6 psi) 1.0 V
163 kPa (23.6 psi) 1.5 V 9 kPa (1.3 psi) 1.5 V
219 kPa (31.8 psi) 2.0 V 13 kPa (1.9 psi) 2.0 V
275 kPa (39.9 psi) 2.5 V 18 kPa (2.6 psi) 2.5 V
331 kPa (45.1 psi) 3.0 V 22 kPa (3.2 psi) 3.0 V
388 kPa (56.3 psi) 3.5 V 26 kPa (3.8 psi) 3.5 V
444 kPa (64.4 psi) 4.0 V 31 kPa (4.5 psi) 4.0 V
500 kPa (72.5 psi) 4.5 V 35 kPa (5.1 psi) 4.5 V
Pin Connector A, DCU I/O interface Pin Connector B, DCU I/O interface
(connections) (connections)
1 AI1 (potentiometer) 1 DIO9 (LSS OUT)
2 AI2 (potentiometer 2 DIO10 (LSS OUT)
3 DIO3 (LSS OUT) 3 DIO11 (LSS OUT)
4 DIO4 (LSS OUT) 4 DIO12 (LSS OUT)
5 DIO5 (LSS OUT) 5 DIO13 (LSS OUT)
6 DIO6 (LSS OUT) 6 DIO14 (LSS OUT)
7 DIO7 (LSS OUT) 7 DIO15 (LSS OUT)
8 DIO8 (LSS OUT 8 DIO16 (LSS OUT)
9 Potentiometer supply + (5V/10V) 9 Not used
10 Potentiometer supply - (ground) 10 Not used
11 Ignition input 11 Not used
12 Battery + (Output supply DIO/LSS) 12 Battery + (Output supply DIO/LSS)
SPN list
With the VODIA diagnostic tool the error memory of engine electronic device can be read out. Errors created by
the EATS system will also be monitored. In case of a malfunction of the system the error code given by the Vodia
tool can be analyzed with the help of the below shown table which includes a code for the main system parts.
Wiring Diagram
DCU
8 POLE CONNECTOR TO DCU
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
2.5 SB
1R
1 BAT. +
Splice 2
1 SB
3 BAT. -
0.75 W/SB
2 J 1587 B
0.75 W
0.75 Y/GR
5 J 1587 A
0.75 Y/W
1.5 BL/R
0.75 BL
2.5 SB
0.75 GN/SB
4 BACKBONE 2 (H)
2.5 R
0.75 GN/W
6 BACKBONE 2 (L)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
BAT. SWITCHED
BAT. +
STOP
BACKBONE 1 (H)
BACKBONE 2 (H)
BACKBONE 1 (L)
BACKBONE 2 (L)
BAT. -
Fuel System
P0020944
Preheat function
Activation parameters
1 Coolant temperature
2 Oil temperature
332
Index
P229E13................................................................. 268
P229E1C................................................................ 269
P229E64................................................................. 270
P229E93................................................................. 271
P22FB92................................................................ 272
P22FE00................................................................ 273
P242800................................................................. 274
P245700................................................................. 275
P250A11................................................................. 276
P250A13................................................................. 277
P250F00................................................................. 278
P253912................................................................. 279
P253913................................................................. 280
P255611................................................................. 281
P255612................................................................. 282
P255613................................................................. 283
P256000................................................................. 284
P256214................................................................. 285
P257831................................................................. 286
Pin description........................................................ 318
Preheat function..................................................... 330
S
Safety Information.................................................... 37
Safety Instructions.................................................... 37
Special Service Tools............................................... 41
Specifications, Electrical............................................. 3
SPN list................................................................... 321
U
U001088................................................................. 287
U008088................................................................. 288
U010A00................................................................ 289
U010C00................................................................ 290
U014100................................................................. 291
U029D00................................................................ 292
U029E00................................................................ 293
U116F00................................................................. 294
U117100................................................................. 295
U300001................................................................. 296
U300041................................................................. 297
U300044................................................................. 298
U300045................................................................. 299
U300049................................................................. 300
W
Wiring Diagram....................................................... 328
Wiring Diagrams..................................................... 318
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47704990 English 04-2018