Section 2.2
Vehicle Condition
Obvious part and component problems may cause a Stall condition. The first step in diagnosing the engine is to check related vehicle conditions.
Section 2.2.1
Troubleshooting the Vehicle
To ensure obvious part and component problems are not causing a Stall condition, troubleshoot as follows:
- Check the vehicle controls.
- Check electrical connections and electronic controls.
- Confirm wiring harnesses at DDEC® are connected.
- Confirm ground straps from engine to starter are connected.
- Confirm wire 439 in DDEC power harness is not loose.
- Confirm the PLC/Multiplex/Electrical System is getting power.
- Confirm proper operation of the fire suppression system and the methane detection system. Refer to OEM Vehicle Manual.
- Confirm all coils are receiving 12 V during cranking and idle. If not receiving 12 V at coils, troubleshoot vehicle electrical system. Refer to OEM Vehicle Manual.
- Confirm proper operation of all tank valves and high pressure solenoid valve during cranking. Refer to OEM Vehicle Manual.
- Confirm proper operation of the Stop Engine Light (SEL).
- Confirm proper operation of the Check Engine Light (CEL).
- If the engine still stalls, go to step .
- If the engine no longer stalls, troubleshooting is done.
- Check the installation requirements for the electronic system.
- Verify the installation requirements for the electronic system have been met. Refer to "7 The Natural Gas Engine Characteristics" . If the engine installation requirements for the electronic system did not comply, repair as required.
- If the engine still stalls, check the active DDEC diagnostic codes. Refer to "2.3 Active DDEC Diagnostic Codes" .
- If the engine no longer stalls, troubleshooting is done.
Series 50G and 60G Troubleshooting Guide - 6SE482 |
Generated on 10-13-2008 |