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FPT Engine Troubleshooting Manual

Version 1.1
Table of Contents

SECTION PAGE
1. Opening E.A.S.Y and Connecting to Machine 5 - 19
2. Menu Descriptions 20- 23
3. T4F – EDC 71CV41 24
3.1 Reading Fault Codes 25-27
3.2 Saving Fault Codes 28-30
3.3 Clearing Fault Codes 31
3.4 Trip Recorder 32
3.5 Saving Trip Recorder 33-37
3.6 Counters Reset 38-46
TORQUE LIMITATION ACTIVE 47-48
DEF DEFROST MODE 49-53
3.7 UDST (Urea Dosing System Test) 54-68
3.8 UDLC (Urea Dosing Leak Check) 69-81
3.9 UDVC (Urea Dosing Valve Check) 82-90
3.10 UDPC(Urea Dosing Pump Check) 91-100

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Table of Contents

SECTION PAGE
T4F – EDC 71CV41(Cont’d)
3.11 Active Diagnosis 101-104

Pre Heater Resistance 105-106

Flap Actuator Position 107-108
Engine Speed 109-112
Rail Pressure 113-116
Engine Temperature 117-120
Read Parameters 121-124
Injector Cut Out 125-131
3.12 Parameter Grouping and Graphing 132-148
3.13 Flap Valve Test 149-155
3.14 DEF Supply Module Flushing Procedure 156-164

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Table of Contents

SECTION PAGE
4. T4i ECM – EDC 7 UC31- K Line 165
4.1 Connecting to Engine ECU 166-174
4.2 Reading and Saving Engine Fault Codes 175-179
4.3 Clearing Engine Fault Codes 180-182
4.4 Reading and Saving Log File (Data Stored) 183-186
4.5 Counters Reset 187-196
4.6 Reading and Grouping Parameters 197-214
4.7 Active Diagnosis 215-222
5. T4i Denoxtronic 2 223
5.1 Connecting to DCU 224-232
5.2 Reading and Saving DCU Fault Codes 233-237
5.3 UDST 238-249
5.4 Dosing Valve Test 250-257

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1. Initial set up of EASY software

Prior to attempting to connect the tablet or laptop to a machine

the software should be checked first.
Perform a E.A.U.S update to ensure the latest software version.
This can save valuable time so a technician does not travel to a
machine and find they cannot connect because there was an
issue with the initial set up.
PT Box

The PT Box is the interface that allows the Engine ECU to

communicate with the tablet or laptop
1. Opening E.A.S.Y and Connecting to
Machine

Connect to the machine in this order.

1. Ensure ignition key is OFF
2. Connect the PT Box to the machine
3. Connect the PT Box to the laptop/notepad
4. Turn the ignition key on.

NOTE: When using the program there is sometimes a delay after

clicking on the prompts. Please be patient and avoid clicking
repeatedly which may cause the program to freeze.
Connecting PT Box to Engine

Computer to PT-Box

PT-Box

PT-Box to Diagnostic Port (2 Cables)

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 Opening E.A.S.Y Diagnostic Software

1. Select E.A.S.Y Icon on desktop. A window

will pop up asking you to allow the program to
make changes to your computer. Select yes.
When the General Rules for Use window pops
up click on ACCEPT and then the green tick

2. Select ‘Accept’ 3. Select Checkmar

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Electronic System Engine Screen

Click on Electronic System Engine and then click on the

green arrows in the bottom right.

1. Select

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Select ECI Screen

Click on the green tick in the bottom right.

Select

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ECU/DCU Selection Screen

Select the appropriate ECU to be viewed. Select ECM-EDC17CV41

ECM-EDC17CV41 will access the engine ECU on T4f engines
DENOXTRONIC 2 will access the DENOX system on T4i engines.
ECM-EDC 7 UC31– K LINE will access the engine ECU on T4i engines

1. Select

2. Select

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Acceptance of Engine Screen

Click on the green tick in the ATTENTION box.

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 Ignition Key Mode Screen

Click on MANUAL in the IGNITION KEY box.

Select

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Turn the Ignition Key ON

Click on the green tick box.

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 Engine Data Screen

When the ENGINE DATA window pops up check there is a 15

digit ENGINE ID number and then click on SAVE AND EXIT.
If there is not a 15 digit ENGINE ID number type the number
000123456789.000 and then click on SAVE AND EXIT.

Select

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ATTENTION Screen

Click on the green tick.

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Now Online and ready for diagnostics
Once arriving at this screen, diagnostics and testing are now available.
The green online box should be visible on the bottom left of the
screen. Note: The DIAGNOSIS, TEST and SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
have a 2nd page of selections which are on the next page.

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Now Online and ready for diagnostics
2nd Page
The 2nd page of selections can be accessed by clicking on the
arrows as circled below.

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2. Menu Descriptions

DIAGNOSIS

IDENTIFICATION CODE READING – Not used

FAULTS MEMORY READING

Provides a list of present(active) and intermittent fault codes. In this
menu fault codes can be saved or cleared.

PARAMETERS READING
Monitors various engine parameters. Able to select various engine
groups and time frame and sample rate.

DATA STORED
Stored data from the engine parameters for the life of the machine

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Menu Descriptions

PROGRAMMING

PROGRAMMING
Not used

VEHICLE DATA
Not Used

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Menu Descriptions

TEST

ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS
Menu for activating various components on the engine including grid
heater, exhaust flap actuator. Can change engine speeds in this menu.

ENGINE TEST
Menu for testing engine performance. Cylinder and injector comparison.

FLAP VALVE TEST

Menu for testing exhaust flap valve and actuator.

UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)

Menu for testing aftertreatment system, including DEF tank, DEF pump,
dosing injector and purge system.

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Menu Descriptions

SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS

COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
Not used.

FORCED REGENERATION: NORMAL MODE

Not used

INDUCEMENT COUNTERS RESET FOR SERVICE

Menu to enable the engine to temporarily return to full power following
a derate due to a fault detection.

INDUCEMENT EDC17CV41 EURO VI

Not used

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3. ECM – EDC17CV41
Tier 4 Final Engine ECU Connection
3.1 READING FAULT CODES

To access the engine fault codes click on FAULTS MEMORY READING

and then the green arrows at the bottom right of the screen.

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READING FAULT CODES

The example below shows that there are 20 PRESENT (active) codes
and no INTERMITTENT codes. To check the details of the code in the
Fault Code List use the 4 digits of the DTC FNR number after the 0x as
shown below. The code to be used in the example below is 11E3

Fault Code

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READING FAULT CODES

To show the next code click on the arrow(circled) to scroll to the

next page. After scrolling to the next fault code you must click on
the new fault code line to view the new DTC FNR number. The
code below is 956B

Click to
view
number

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3.2 SAVING FAULT CODES TO A FILE

To save the fault codes to a file click on the folder icon at the
bottom of the screen.

Select

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 SAVING FAULT CODES TO A FILE

Click on the printer icon at the bottom of the screen. A printer

choice window will pop up. Select Microsoft XPS Document Writer
and then click on Print.

Select

Select

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SAVING FAULT CODES TO A FILE

Select a location where you want to save the file(desktop shown in

example) and then name the file to include the current date
(yymmdd) ,machine serial number and Fault Codes, then select save.

Select
location

Name file

Save

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 3.3 CLEARING FAULT CODES

To clear the stored (intermittent) fault codes click on Cancel Faults Memory
at the bottom of the screen and then click the green tick in the pop up box.
NOTE: Active (present) faults cannot be cleared and must be repaired.

Select

Select

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3.4 ENGINE TRIP RECORDER

To access the trip recorder click on DIAGNOSIS and then click on

DATA STORED. The DATA STORED menu will provide the
operating history (trip recorder) of the engine.

Select

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 3.5 SAVING ENGINE TRIP RECORDER FILE

Use the arrows to scroll up or down to view the stored data.

To save a file of the trip recorder (DATA STORED) click on the file
icon at the bottom of the screen.

Select to Use
save file arrows
to
scroll

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 SAVING ENGINE TRIP RECORDER FILE
A new Data Stored screen will appear. Click on the printer icon at
the top left of the screen.

Select

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SAVING ENGINE TRIP RECORDER FILE

A printer choice window will pop up. Select Microsoft XPS

Document Writer and then click on Print.

Select

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SAVING ENGINE TRIP RECORDER FILE
Select a location where you want to save the file(desktop shown in
example) and then name the file to include the current date (yymmdd),
machine serial number and Data Stored, then select save.

Select location

Name file

Save

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SAVING ENGINE TRIP RECORDER FILE
A Data stored window will pop up advising the file has been saved
(Report correctly generated). Click on the green tick to finish.

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3.6 COUNTER RESET

If a machine detects 3 consecutive aftertreatment faults then Severe

Inducement (Engine Derate) is activated. Once the fault is repaired a
COUNTER RESET is necessary to cancel the Severe Inducement. From the
Main Menu click on the arrow(circled) to scroll to page 2 of the SPECIFIC
FUNCTIONS menu.

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COUNTER RESET

Click on INDUCEMENT COUNTER RESET FOR SERVICE and

then click on the green arrows

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COUNTER RESET

An ATTENTION window will pop up. Click on the green tick.

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COUNTER RESET

Click on INDUCEMENT COUNTER RESET FOR SERVICE and

then click on the green arrows(circled).

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COUNTER RESET

Turn the ignition switch OFF and then click on the green tick.

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COUNTER RESET

Click on the INDUCEMENT COUNTER RESET FOR SERVICE

box.

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COUNTER RESET

Turn the ignition switch ON and then click on the green tick.

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COUNTER RESET

Turn the ignition switch OFF and then click on the green tick.

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COUNTER RESET

The screen below will appear to indicate the Counter Reset was
successful.

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 TORQUE LIMITATION ACTIVE

SPN-64911 / DTC-FD8F
Info: Torque limitation active
Module: ECU

Context:
The Engine Control Unit (ECU) monitors the emissions control system
functionality and efficiency. When a technical fault occurs that may affect either
the functionality or the efficiency of the emissions control system the ECU will
impose a performance limitation in compliance with OBD legislation.

Cause:
A technical fault related to the emissions control system has been detected
causing a torque limitation.

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 TORQUE LIMITATION ACTIVE

Solution:

This fault code is for information only. There is an active performance limitation due to OBD
legislation. This fault was caused by an emissions relevant technical fault. Check the vehicle
display for any other emissions relevant faults. The vehicle control module (VCM) alarm log
should be saved and checked for any codes relevant to the technical fault that has occurred.

If any other emissions relevant fault codes are present (active or inactive) then address
these codes first before continuing.

If no other emissions relevant fault codes are present and active then heal the code by
completing x2 driving cycles as detailed below.

With the key OFF wait 90 seconds, turn the key to ON and then START the engine. Run
the engine for 10 seconds then turn the key to OFF. Complete x2 of these cycles to
heal the code.

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DEF DEFROST MODE

If performing after-treatment tests with the PT-BOX in cold weather and the
temperature is below the required setting an ADBLUE DEFROST error message will
be displayed (Fig. 1) and prevent after-treatment diagnosis tests from being
performed.

Figure 1 – DEF defrost mode error

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DEF DEFROST MODE

REQUIRED ACTION: Validate DEF tank temperature before starting any

after-treatment diagnosis tests.

PROCEDURE: Before starting work, read and follow all “servicing safety
precautions” as listed in the machine and attachment operating/service
manuals and parts catalogs.

Start the engine and validate the DEF tank temperature with the PT-Box.
Select the “DIAGNOSIS” menu then “PARAMETER READINGS” and cycle
through the pages until “ADBLUE TANK TEMPERATURE” is read. This will
display the current DEF temperature reading from the DEF tank.
See (Fig. 2)

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DEF DEFROST MODE

Fig. 2
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DEF DEFROST MODE

Fig. 2
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 DEF DEFROST MODE

1. A minimum DEF tank temperature of 22° Celsius (72° Fahrenheit) is needed

before performing any after-treatment diagnosis. If the temperature is below
22° C set the machine to high idle to warm the temperature to 22° C.

2. If the machine is in derate a counter reset will need to be done to enable the
machine to run at high idle.

3. Once the DEF tank temp is at required temperature the after-treatment

diagnosis tests can be performed. If the engine is turned off to run an after
treatment test in cold weather the machine may have to be restarted and
warmed up again for a few minutes to resume testing.

4. Any active codes for the dosing module or supply module will also prevent
after-treatment diagnosis tests from being performed. All active codes need to
be addressed and resolved before proceeding with diagnosis.

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3.7 UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)

Before performing the UDST the following criteria must be met:

• Minimum DEF tank temperature of 22o Celsius (72o Fahrenheit)
• If temperature is below required setting an ADBLUE DEFROST error
message will be displayed and prevent after-treatment diagnosis tests to
be performed.
• Any active codes for the dosing module or supply module will also prevent
after-treatment diagnosis tests to be performed.
• If the machine is in derate a counter reset will need to be done to enable
the machine to run at high idle.
• Once the DEF tank temp is at required temperature the after-treatment
diagnosis tests can be performed. If the engine is turned off to run an after
treatment test in cold weather the machine may have to be restarted and
warmed up again for a few minutes to resume testing.

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 3.7 UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)
The UDST menu allows for the dosing system to be checked. This
test will activate all phases of the dosing system including the
pump, injector and reverting valve. An example of a passed system
check and times lines is shown below.

Pressure
Pump duty cycle drops as
slows as pressure injector turns Pressure rises
reaches threshold on as injector turns
off
Pump Start of
turned on purge cycle
Injector
Vacuum Pressure turned off Pump
created builds Injector turned on
during purge turned on
Vacuum created
cycle
during purge cycle

Reverting
valve turned
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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)
To activate the UDST click on TEST and then click on UDST.
NOTE: The test will be done with the key on and with the engine
not running.

Select

Select

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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)

A warning window will appear, click the green tick to continue.

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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)
An ignition key window will appear, ensure the ignition key is on
and click the green tick to continue.

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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)
A connection open window will appear, wait until the next screen
appears.

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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)
A selection menu will appear, click on UDST and then click on RUN
UDST.

Select

Select

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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)
An information screen will appear describing what can and can’t be
diagnosed by the test, click on green tick to continue.

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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)
An ATTENTION! screen will appear advising not to carry out more
than two consecutive UDST tests without running the engine until
the catalyst working temperature is reached. Click on the green tick
to continue.

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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)

Ensure the engine is not running and click on the green tick to
continue.

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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)

Ensure the ignition key is on and click on the green tick to

continue.

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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)

The following screen will appear. Please wait until the test starts.

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UDST (UREA DOSING SYSTEM TEST)

The following screen will appear and the test will begin. The test
will take about 2 minutes.

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UDST (PASS)

If the UDST test is OK the following screen will appear.

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UDST (FAILURE)

If the UDST test fails the following screen will appear indicating the
UDST error mode and troubleshooting guide.

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3.8 UDLC (UREA DOSING LEAK CHECK)
Before performing the UDLC the following criteria must be met:
• Minimum DEF tank temperature of 22o Celsius (72o Fahrenheit)
• If temperature is below required setting an ADBLUE DEFROST error
message will be displayed and prevent after-treatment diagnosis tests to
be performed.
• Any active codes for the dosing module or supply module will also prevent
after-treatment diagnosis tests to be performed.
• If the machine is in derate a counter reset will need to be done to enable
the machine to run at high idle.
• Once the DEF tank temp is at required temperature the after-treatment
diagnosis tests can be performed. If the engine is turned off to run an after
treatment test in cold weather the machine may have to be restarted and
warmed up again for a few minutes to resume testing.

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 3.8 UDLC (UREA DOSING LEAK CHECK)
WARNING: The following test pressurizes the system. Wear work gloves and
safety goggles for protection.
Remove the Dosing Injector from the DOC so it can be observed for leaks.
The UDLC test allows checks to be made for any leaks in the system. Navigate to
the UDST menu as described above in the UDST test. Click on UDLC and in the
dropdown box that appears click on CARRY OUT PRESSURE MAINTENANCE
TEST.

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UDLC (UREA DOSING LEAK CHECK)

An information screen will appear, click on green tick to continue.

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UDLC (UREA DOSING LEAK CHECK)

A warning screen will appear, ensure engine is not running and

click on green tick to continue.

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UDLC (UREA DOSING LEAK CHECK)

An Ignition Key screen will appear, click on green tick to continue.

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UDLC (UREA DOSING LEAK CHECK)

This screen will appear, wait until the test begins.

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UDLC (UREA DOSING LEAK CHECK)
The test begins. As the test runs inspect the pressure line from the DEF
Supply Module to the Dosing Injector for any leaks. Check that there is
no leakage from the Dosing Injector or the DEF Supply Module.

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UDLC (UREA DOSING LEAK CHECK)
The test will take about 4 minutes. The system pressure (red line) should
stay at 9000 mbar for the duration of the test and the Duty Cycle should
stay under 20%. Click on the green tick.

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SAVING UDLC GRAPH

Click on UDLC and in the dropdown box click on LOAD REPORT.

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SAVING UDLC GRAPH

Click on file just created (identified by date) and then click on

Open.

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SAVING UDLC GRAPH

The UDLC report will appear.

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SAVING UDLC GRAPH

Click on UDLC and in the dropdown box click on SEE DIAGRAM

REPORT.

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SAVING UDLC GRAPH

The UDLC graph will appear. Click on the green print icon and then save
the file to the desired location.

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3.9 UDVC (UREA DOSING VALVE CHECK)

Before perform the UDVC the following criteria must be met:

• Minimum DEF tank temperature of 22o Celsius (72o Fahrenheit)
• If temperature is below required setting an ADBLUE DEFROST error
message will be displayed and prevent after-treatment diagnosis tests to
be performed.
• Any active codes for the dosing module or supply module will also prevent
after-treatment diagnosis tests to be performed.
• If the machine is in derate a counter reset will need to be done to enable
the machine to run at high idle.
• Once the DEF tank temp is at required temperature the after-treatment
diagnosis tests can be performed. If the engine is turned off to run an after
treatment test in cold weather the machine may have to be restarted and
warmed up again for a few minutes to resume testing.

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3.9 UDVC (UREA DOSING VALVE CHECK)

WARNING: The following test pressurizes the

system. Wear work gloves and safety goggles
for protection.
The UDVC cycles the dosing valve (injector) for
a set period of time and the volume of fluid
needs to be measured. To perform this test
remove the dosing injector from the DOC and
position into a measuring container. NOTE: Do
not use the type of container shown in the
photo. Use a tall narrow container to ensure all
the DEF is captured. The container should be
large enough to hold 500ml/17 fl oz.

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UDVC (UREA DOSING VALVE CHECK)

To activate the UDVC test click on UDVC and then click on CARRY
OUT THE DOSING VALVE TEST.

Select

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UDVC (UREA DOSING VALVE CHECK)

A DOSING VALVE CHECK screen will appear, click on the green

tick to continue.

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UDVC (UREA DOSING VALVE CHECK)

Ensure the ignition switch is on and click on the green tick to

continue.

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UDVC (UREA DOSING VALVE CHECK)

A Connection Opening in progress window will appear, wait until

the test starts.

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UDVC (UREA DOSING VALVE CHECK)

Another window will appear, wait until the test starts.

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UDVC (UREA DOSING VALVE CHECK)

The test will start and run for about four minutes.

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UDVC (UREA DOSING VALVE CHECK)
At the conclusion of the test an Ignition Key window will pop up.
Turn the key off and then click on the green tick.
Measure the volume of DEF in the container. There should be 320
ml (+ or – 5%)

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3.10 UDPC (UREA DOSING PUMP CHECK)

Before perform the UDPC the following criteria must be met:

• Minimum DEF tank temperature of 22o Celsius (72o Fahrenheit)
• If temperature is below required setting an ADBLUE DEFROST error
message will be displayed and prevent after-treatment diagnosis tests to
be performed.
• Any active codes for the dosing module or supply module will also prevent
after-treatment diagnosis tests to be performed.
• If the machine is in derate a counter reset will need to be done to enable
the machine to run at high idle.
• Once the DEF tank temp is at required temperature the after-treatment
diagnosis tests can be performed. If the engine is turned off to run an after
treatment test in cold weather the machine may have to be restarted and
warmed up again for a few minutes to resume testing.

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3.10 UDPC (UREA DOSING PUMP CHECK)

WARNING: The following test pressurizes the

system. Wear work gloves and safety goggles
for protection.
The UDPC cycles the dosing valve (injector) for
a set period of time and monitors the pump
pressure. To perform this test remove the
dosing injector from the DOC and position into
a measuring container. NOTE: The container
should be large enough to hold 1000ml/17 fl oz.

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UDPC (UREA DOSING PUMP CHECK)

To activate the UDPC test click on UDPC and then click on CARRY
OUT THE SYSTEM EMPTYING TEST.

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UDPC (UREA DOSING PUMP CHECK)

A screen will pop up describing the pump type. The test will use the
7.2kg/h type. Click on the green tick.

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UDPC (UREA DOSING PUMP CHECK)

A system selection screen will pop up. Click on the 7.2kg/h type
and then click on the green arrows.

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UDPC (UREA DOSING PUMP CHECK)

A warning screen will appear, ensure engine is not running and

click on green tick to continue.

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UDPC (UREA DOSING PUMP CHECK)
An ignition key screen will appear, ensure the key is on and click
on green tick to continue.

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UDPC (UREA DOSING PUMP CHECK)
A UDPC screen will appear, there will be a small delay before the
test starts.

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UDPC (UREA DOSING PUMP CHECK)
The test will start and will run for about 5 minutes.

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UDPC (UREA DOSING PUMP CHECK)
At the completion of the test measure the volume of DEF fluid.
There should be 585ml (+ or – 5%)

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3.11 ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS

From the Main Menu the ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS menu allows certain
components to be tested or simulated. Click on ACTIVE
DIAGNOSIS and then the green arrows to access the menu.

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ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS

An ATTENTION window will pop up. Click on the green tick.

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ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS

The ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS menu consists 2 pages. Click on the

arrow(circled) to scroll to the 2nd page. Note: Not all menu items
are used. Those not used are shown in the next 2 pages.

Not used
Not used
Not used
Not used

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ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS

2nd page.

Not used

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PRE-HEATER RESISTANCE

Click on the PRE-HEATER RESISTANCE box and then the green

arrows(circled) to access this check.

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PRE-HEATER RESISTANCE

Click on START to begin the test. The pre-heater (grid heater) will be
activated 3 times and you should be able to hear the audible click of the
relay operating. Voltage to the pre-heater can be checked with a voltmeter

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FLAP ACTUATOR POSITION

Click on the FLAP ACTUATOR POSITION box and then the green
arrows(circled) to access this check.

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FLAP ACTUATOR POSITION

Click on the + or - boxes to manually move the position of the

exhaust flap.

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ENGINE SPEED

Click on the ENGINE SPEED box and then the green

arrows(circled) to access this check.

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ENGINE SPEED

A CAUTION window will pop up. Click on the green tick.

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ENGINE SPEED

Start the engine and then click on the green tick.

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ENGINE SPEED

Click on the + or - boxes to manually increase or decrease the

engine speed.

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RAIL PRESSURE

Click on the RAIL PRESSURE box and then the green

arrows(circled) to access this check.

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RAIL PRESSURE

A CAUTION window will pop up. Click on the green tick.

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RAIL PRESSURE

Start the engine and then click on the green tick.

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RAIL PRESSURE

Click on the + or - boxes to manually increase or decrease the fuel

rail pressure.

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ENGINE TEMPERATURE

Click on the ENGINE TEMPERATURE box and then the green

arrows(circled) to access this check.

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ENGINE TEMPERATURE

A CAUTION window will pop up. Click on the green tick.

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ENGINE TEMPERATURE

Start the engine and then click on the green tick.

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ENGINE TEMPERATURE

Click on the + or - boxes to manually increase or decrease the

engine temp sensor reading.
This adjustment can be useful for checking the operation of the
cooling fan.

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READ PARAMETERS

Click on the READ PARAMETERS box and then the green

arrows(circled) to access this check.

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READ PARAMETERS

A CAUTION window will pop up. Click on the green tick.

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READ PARAMETERS

Start the engine and then click on the green tick.

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READ PARAMETERS

Multiple injection parameters can now be viewed on one screen.

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INJECTOR CUT OUT

Click on the INJECTOR CUT OUT box and then the green
arrows(circled) to access this test.

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INJECTOR CUT OUT

A CAUTION window will pop up. Click on the green tick.

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INJECTOR CUT OUT

Start the engine and then click on the green tick.

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INJECTOR CUT OUT

The injector screen will pop up showing that all injectors are
enabled.

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INJECTOR CUT OUT

By clicking on the enable box the injector can be disabled. Click

back on the box to turn the injector back on. Note: The injector
cylinder numbers above the boxes is the order in which the
cylinders fire in the firing order for the engine. It is not the
physical injector number

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INJECTOR CUT OUT

For example on the NEF engine, the numbers written in red are the
injector numbers according to their physical position in the engine.

The injector numbers are determined by counting from the front of

the engine working towards the rear (pump drive). Cylinder 1 would
be at the accessory side and cylinder 6 would be at the pump drive
side.

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INJECTOR CUT OUT

To explain this further, if the firing order for a NEF engine is

1-5-3-6-2-4, the first cylinder to fire in the order is cyl. 1. Then
second cylinder to fire in the order is cyl. 5, the third cylinder to fire
in the order is cyl. 3, the fourth cylinder to fire in the order is cyl. 6,
the fifth cylinder to fire in the order is cyl. 2, and the sixth cylinder
to fire in the order is cyl. 4. This is done like this because the firing
order of the engines will be different between engine families, so
no labels are used except for the order in which the cylinders fire.

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3.12 PARAMETER GROUPING & GRAPHING

From the Main Menu use the arrow (circled) to scroll to page 2 in
the DIAGNOSIS menu. Then click on PARAMETERS READING
and click on the green arrows

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A list of engine parameters will pop up. There are 13 pages of parameters.
Use the page arrows to scroll to the view desired parameter or proceed to
the following pages to group and graph parameters.

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Parameters may be grouped and monitored to help in diagnosing
specific machine faults. A maximum of 10 parameters may be added
to a specific group. In the parameters screen click on Groups.

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A Groups window will pop up. Click on Create to build a specific
parameter group. There are already some default groups and the
new group you create will be added to this list.

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A NEW window will pop up. Type in a name for the group that is
appropriate for the type of fault. In this example the new group is named
Fuel Injection Test. Once the name is entered click on the green tick.

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PARAMETER GROUPING & GRAPHING

A Modify window will pop up. Click on the desired parameters and
then click on the ‘right arrow’ to add it to your list. Note: The
parameters chosen should be relevant to the fault being diagnosed.

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The parameter selected will now appear in the new group list (Fuel
Injection Test) that was created. Continue to add up to 10
parameters.

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Once all the required parameters have been selected click on Save
and then close the window by clicking on the red X.

Click

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In the Groups menu scroll to the new Group that was just set up.
Click on the group (Fuel Injection Test) and then click on
Select(circled).

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The new group window will pop up. Click on Parameter Acquisition
(circled).

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A notes window will pop up. Type in a note if applicable and then
click on the green tick.

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A settings window will pop up. The duration is the length of the recording and this
can be set from 5 seconds to 30 minutes. The sampling selection sets how often
the parameter will be measured within the recorded time and can be set from
every 100mS to 1 second. Once set click on the green flag to start the recording.

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The recording will begin with progress shown by the blue line.
Note: The green flag that was used to start the recording has turned to an X.

Recording
time line

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When the recording has stopped the green flag on the left of the settings
screen will re-appear. To view the graph click on the graph icon (circled).

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To save the parameter recording click on the Save File icon(circled).

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PARAMETER GROUPING & GRAPHING
Click on the Save File icon(circled) and save as an Excel file.

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Name the file(Fuel Injection Test in this example) as per the type of test,
save the file to the desired location(desktop) and then click on Save

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3.13 FLAP VALVE TEST

From the main menu click on TEST and then FLAP VALVE TEST.
Ensure the key is on but the engine is NOT running.

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An ATTENTION screen will pop-up. Click on he green tick.

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A Flap Valve Test description window will pop up, click on the green
tick.

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Click on FLAP and then on FLAP VALVE TEST.

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Ensure the key is ON and click on the green tick.

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FLAP VALVE TEST

A Please wait screen will pop up. It will take a few moments for the
test to begin.

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The following graph will be produced by the test.

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 3.14 DEF Supply Module Flushing Test
CHANGING DEF DOSING MODULE
FILTER, DEF FLUSHING TEST

TOOLS REQUIRED
 27 mm (1 1/16 in) wrench
 Container to catch DEF and flushing water
 Clean distilled/demineralized water
 1 liter (0.25 US gal) plastic water bottle with hose attached*
 Laptop computer with Tigercat by FPT E.A.SY. software to run UDST test*
 PT-Box*

IMPORTANT! Do not contaminate the DEF when performing maintenance on

the system as this may cause costly damage to SCR system components and
affect the proper operation of the after-treatment system and the engine.

*Items required if performing a DEF flushing test and UDST

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REMOVE DEF DOSING MODULE FILTER

1. Park the machine on level ground with the attachment(s) resting firmly on the
ground. Refer to the Machine Operator/Service Manual.

2. Make sure the engine is at operating temperature.

3. Turn OFF the engine.

4. Remove the ignition key.

5. Wipe clean the area around the supply module and filter including the supply
module ports with particular attention to the inlet port and filter cap to avoid
introducing contamination into the filter housing while performing this
procedure.

6. Place container below to catch the spills.

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7. Turn the filter cover counterclockwise

to remove from the supply module.
Use a 27 mm (1 1/16 in) wrench.

8. Remove the equalizing element and

note the color of the filter inside (black
or grey).

9. Find the filter removal tool provided

with the replacement parts select the
correct edge BLACK (B) for black
filters or GREY (G) for grey filters

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10. Insert the tool edge completely until a

click is felt or heard.

11. Pull out the filter, using a tool in the

slot on the filter removal tool if
required.

12. Clean surfaces with

distilled/demineralized water only to
avoid DEF contamination. Check the
area around the filter for cracks. If
cracks are found the supply module
must be replaced.

13. Thoroughly clean the filter cover to

avoid introducing contamination
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DEF FLUSHING TEST

1. Disconnect the DEF hose from the inlet port of DEF supply module.

2. Fill the plastic bottle with distilled/ demineralized water.

3. Connect the water bottle hose to the inlet port of the DEF supply module.

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4. Raise the water bottle above the DEF

supply module.

5. A small amount of water will flow through

the supply module and out the bottom
where the filter has been removed.

6. With the aid of an assistant run a UDST

from the laptop computer. Refer to FPT
Engine Troubleshooting Manual for UDST
information.

7. Distilled water will be drawn from the bottle

and flushed through the DEF supply
module. Suction may begin to collapse the
bottle and water flow out the bottom of the
module will increase.

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8. The results of the UDST will show a flat line for DEF pressure (red
line) because the pump cannot build pressure without the filter in
place.

9. Repeat the UDST test a second time to ensure the supply module
is thoroughly flushed and working correctly.

10. When the UDST flushing procedure has been performed twice
successfully remove the bottle and hose.

11. Reinstall the DEF module inlet hose.

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INSTALL THE NEW FILTER

1. Install the new filter. Lubricate the o-rings

on the filter with clean DEF solution for
easy installation.

2. Install the new equalizing element.

NOTE: The equalizing element must be

replaced with each filter change.

3. Reinstall the clean filter cover, tighten to 20

Nm (15 lb-ft). Use a 27 mm (1 1/16 in)
wrench.

4. Check that all personnel are clear of the

machine before starting the engine.
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5. Insert the ignition key and turn to the RUN position.

6. Sound horn to warn personnel of machine start-up.

7. Start the engine.

8. Check for leaks.

9. Turn OFF the engine.

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4. ECM – EDC 7 UC31- K Line
Tier 4 Interim Engine ECU Connection
4.1 Connecting to Engine ECU on T4i

Open E.a.s.y, a USER ACCOUNT CONTROL window will pop up,

click on yes and then when the E.A.S.Y window pops up click on
ACCEPT and then on the green tick icon.

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Click on ELECTRONIC SYSTEM ENGINE and then on the green

arrows.

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Connecting to Engine ECU on T4i

A SELECT ECI window will pop up, click on the green tick.

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Connecting to Engine ECU on T4i

Click on ENGINE, then click on ECM-EDC 7 UC31-K LINE and

then click on the green arrows.

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Connecting to Engine ECU on T4i

When the ATTENTION window pops up click on the green tick

icon.

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Connecting to Engine ECU on T4i

When the IGNITION KEY window pops up click on MANUAL.

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Connecting to Engine ECU on T4i

When the next IGNITION KEY window pops up click on the green
tick icon.

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Connecting to Engine ECU on T4i

When the ENGINE DATA window pops up check there is a 15 digit

ENGINE ID number and then click on SAVE AND EXIT.
If there is not a 15 digit ENGINE ID number type the number
000123456789.000 and then click on SAVE AND EXIT.

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Connecting to Engine ECU on T4i

When the ATTENTION window pops up click on the green tick.

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4.2 Reading and Saving Fault Codes

This is the main menu page.

To read the stored fault codes click on FAULTS MEMORY
READING and then on the green arrows.

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Reading and Saving Fault Codes

To save the stored fault codes click on file icon at the bottom of the
screen.

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Reading and Saving Fault Codes

Click on print icon in the fault code screen.

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Reading and Saving Fault Codes

When the Print Options window pops up select Microsoft XPS

Document Writer and then click on Print.

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Reading and Saving Fault Codes

1. Select a location to save (desktop) and change the file name to

the current date (yymmdd), machine s/n and Engine ECU Fault
Codes (eg. 140226 6304002 Engine ECU Fault Codes)
2. Select ‘Save’

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4.3 Clearing Engine Fault Codes

When in the Engine Fault Codes screen click on CANCEL FAULTS

MEMORY.

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Clearing Engine Fault Codes

A window will pop up to confirm the cancel faults memory. Click on

the green tick.

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Clearing Engine Fault Codes

A window will pop up to show Faults memory deleted. Click on the

green tick. The engine fault codes are now cleared.
Note: Only intermittent codes will be cleared. Present (active) faults
will remain.

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4.4 Reading and Saving Log File (Data Stored)

On the Main Menu page click on the arrow to enable access to the
2nd Diagnosis page.
Then click on DATE STORED and the green arrows.

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Reading and Saving Log File (Data Stored)

An Ignition window will pop up. Click on the green tick.

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Reading and Saving Log File (Data Stored)

The DATA SAVED window will pop up. To save the file click on the
print icon.

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Reading and Saving Log File (Data Stored)
Select a location where you want to save the file(desktop shown in
example) and then name the file to include the current date (yymmdd),
machine serial number and Data Stored, then select save.

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4.5 Counters Reset

If a machine detects 3 consecutive aftertreatment faults then Severe

Inducement (Engine Derate) is activated. Once the fault is repaired a
COUNTERS RESET is necessary to cancel the Severe Inducement. From
the Main Menu select COUNTERS RESET and click on the green arrows.

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Counters Reset

An ATTENTION window will pop up. Click on the green tick.

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Counters Reset

Click the COUNTERS RESET box and then click on the green
arrows.

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Counters Reset

Click the MANUAL box.

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Counters Reset

Ensure the ignition key is on and click on the green tick.

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Counters Reset

Turn the key OFF and then click on the green tick.

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Counters Reset

Click on the COUNTERS RESET box

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Counters Reset

Turn the ignition key ON and click on the green tick.

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Counters Reset

Turn the key OFF and then click on the green tick.

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Counters Reset

A window should pop up showing “OPERATION SUCCESSFULLY

CARRIED OUT”. Click on the green tick. The counters reset is now
complete.

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4.6 Reading Engine Parameters

From the Main Menu use the arrow (circled) to scroll to page 2 in
the DIAGNOSIS menu. Then click on PARAMETERS READING
and click on the green arrows

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Reading Engine Parameters

A list of engine parameters will pop up. There are 7 pages of

parameters. Use the page arrows to scroll to the desired
parameter.

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Grouping Parameters for Diagnostics

Parameters may be grouped and monitored to help in diagnosing

specific machine faults. A maximum of 10 parameters may be
added to a specific group. In the parameters screen click on
Groups.

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Grouping Parameters for Diagnostics
A Groups window will pop up. Click on Create to build a specific
parameter group. There are already some default groups and the
new group you create will be added to this list.

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Grouping Parameters for Diagnostics
A NEW window will pop up. Type in a name for the group that is
appropriate for the type of fault. In this example the new group is named
T234B Surging Fault. Once the name is entered click on the green tick.

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Grouping Parameters for Diagnostics

A Modify window will pop up. Click on the desired parameters and
then click on the ‘right arrow’ to add it to your list. Note: The
parameters chosen should be relevant to the fault being diagnosed.

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 Grouping Parameters for Diagnostics
After you click on the ‘right arrow’ the parameter will be added to your group.
Scroll through the parameter pages using the arrow (circled) to select the desired
parameters. If you wish to remove a parameter from your group click on the ‘left
arrow’ and to change the order of your group parameters click on a parameter in
the group and use the up and down arrows to move to the desired position.

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Grouping Parameters for Diagnostics

Once you have finished adding(max of 10) to your list click on SAVE
and then close this window by clicking on the red X.

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Recording Parameter Group

You are now back in the Groups window. Scroll to the last page of the
group pages using the arrow(circled) then click on the group you
have saved and then click on Select.

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Recording Parameter Group

Your parameter group will pop up along with a settings window. The duration is the
length of the recording and this can be set from 5 seconds to 30 minutes. The
sampling selection sets how often the parameter will be measured within the recorded
time and can be set from every 100mS to 1 second. Once set click on the green flag.

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Recording Parameter Group

The recording will begin with progress shown by the blue line. Once the
recording has finished click on the graph icon (circled). The example of the
recording below will run for 30 seconds with sampling done every 100mS.

Recordi
ng time
line

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 Graph Parameter Group (No Fault)
The graph shown below has no fault. Note the Coolant Temperature Graph in Green.
The next slide will show a fault related to the coolant sensor. The various parameters
are color coded.

Parameter
reading

Parameter
Parameter range
name

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 Graph Parameter Group (With Fault)
The graph shown below has a fault. Note the change in the Coolant
Temperature Graph in Green and the change in the range. The range will
automatically adjust to the range in values that are detected.

Parameter
reading

Parameter Parameter
name range

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Saving Parameter Group Graph

To save a copy of the graph click on the Screen icon, (circled) a printer screen
will pop up and ensure Microsoft XPS Document Writer is selected and then
click on OK.

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Saving Parameter Group Graph

Name the file and choose a location (desktop shown below) to save the file
and then click on Save

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Saving Parameters to Excel File

Click on the file icon(circled)

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Saving Parameters to Excel File

A Report window will pop up. Click on the file icon(circled) and then
select Excel.

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Saving Parameters to Excel File

Name the file and choose a location (desktop shown below) to save the file
and then click on Save

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4.7 Active Diagnosis

The ACTIVE DIAGNOSTICS menu provides a number of diagnostic tests.

From the Engine ECU main menu click on ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS and then click
on the green arrows.

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4.7 Active Diagnosis

When the ATTENTION window pops up click on the green tick

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4.7 Active Diagnosis

When the Ignition Key window pops up click on the green tick

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 4.7 Active Diagnosis

After a few moments the ENGINE TYPE SELECTION

window will appear. When the ENGINE TYPE SELECTION
window pops up click F4HE9 (4 or 6 CYLINDERS)

Select 4
or 6 Cyl

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 4.7 Active Diagnosis

1.Select from
these
available tests

• Three available tests – ENGINE SPEED, RAIL PRESSURE, and INJECTOR CUTOUT
• ENGINE BRAKE not applicable to Tigercat applications
2. Select
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4.7 Active Diagnosis – Engine Speed

ENGINE SPEED
• Allows you to monitor actual engine rpm’s or increase/decrease the rpm’s as needed
• Selecting the STOP button will shutdown the engine
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 4.7 Active Diagnosis – Rail Pressure

RAIL PRESSURE
• Allows you to monitor fuel RAIL PRESSURE or increase/decrease the pressure as desired
• Second gauge available to view the reaction of engine rpm’s
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4.7 Active Diagnosis – Injector Cut Out

INJECTOR CUTOUT
• Allows you to simultaneously monitor Temperature, Charging Voltage, Fuel Consumption, Engine
RPM’s and Rail Pressure while disabling one Fuel Injector at a time.
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5. Denoxtronic 2
Tier 4 Interim DCU Connection
5.1 Connecting to Dosing Supply Unit(DCU)

Open E.a.s.y, a USER ACCOUNT CONTROL window will pop up,

click on yes and then when the E.A.S.Y window pops up click on
ACCEPT and then on the green tick icon.

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Connecting to DCU

Click on ELECTRONIC SYSTEM ENGINE and then on the green

arrows.

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Connecting to DCU

A SELECT ECI window will pop up, click on the green tick.

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Connecting to DCU

Click on ENGINE, then click on DENOXTRONIC 2 and then click

on the green arrows.
The next window may take a few moments to appear.

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Connecting to DCU

When the ATTENTION window pops up click on the green tick

icon.

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Connecting to DCU

When the IGNITION KEY window pops up click on MANUAL.

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Connecting to DCU

When the next IGNITION KEY window pops up click on the green
tick.

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Connecting to DCU

When the ENGINE DATA window pops up check there is a 15 digit

ENGINE ID number and then click on SAVE AND EXIT.
If there is not a 15 digit ENGINE ID number type the number
000123456789.000 and then click on SAVE AND EXIT.

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Connecting to DCU

When the ATTENTION window pops up click on the green tick.

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5.2 Reading and Saving DCU Fault Codes
This is the main menu page.
To read the stored fault codes click on FAULTS MEMORY
READING and then on the green arrows.

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Reading and Saving DCU Fault Codes
To save the stored fault codes click on file icon (circled) at the
bottom of the screen.

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Reading and Saving DCU Fault Codes
Wait until the faults appear in the screen and then click on print
icon in the fault code screen.

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Reading and Saving DCU Fault Codes
When the Print Options window pops up select Microsoft XPS
Document Writer and then click on Print.

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Reading and Saving DCU Fault Codes
Name the file as per the Machine serial number and Supply
Module Fault Codes and save to a location (USB stick shown
below) of your choice.

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5.3 UDST Test (Urea Dosing System Test)
From the main menu screen (still in DENOXTRONIC 2 System)
select UDST and click on the green arrows.

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UDST Test

An ATTENTION window will pop up, click on the green tick icon.

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UDST Test

A UDST window will pop up, click on the green tick icon.

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UDST Test

A UDST window will pop up, click on RUN and then UDST (AdBlue
Dosing System Test).

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UDST Test

An Ignition Key window will pop up, click on the green tick icon.

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UDST Test

A warning window will pop up, click on the green tick icon.
Note: Abide warning, as two consecutive tests will saturate the
SCR.

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UDST Test

The UDST graph screen will appear. After a few moments the UDST
test will begin. The UDST will take about 1 ½ minutes to complete.

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Saving UDST Test Results

A system report window will appear. To save this report click on the
print icon.

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Saving UDST Test Results

Name the file as per the Machine serial number and UDST Report
and save to a location of your choice.(USB stick shown below).

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Saving UDST Test Results

The system report window will appear again. Click on VIEW

DIAGRAM and then UDST.

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Saving UDST Test Results

To save this graph click on the print icon.

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Saving UDST Test Results

Name the file as per the Machine Serial number and UDST Graph
and save to a location of your choice. (USB stick shown below)

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5.4 Dosing Valve Test

To perform the Dosing Valve Test the Dosing Valve (injector) MUST
be removed and placed in a measuring cup. Once in the UDST
screen click on RUN and then DOSING VALVE CHECK.

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Dosing Valve Test

A Dosing Valve Check table will pop up. Mode 2 is to be used.

Mode 2 in this table will show the amount of DEF fluid (grams)
injected during the test. The actual volume of DEF fluid that Mode
2 should deliver is 43 ml or 1.45 fl oz. Click on the green arrow.

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Dosing Valve Test

A Dosing Valve Check selection table will pop up. Click on MODE 2
(20g – 18s) and then click on the bottom right box (almost
obscured) to initiate the test.

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Dosing Valve Test

An Ignition Key window will pop up, click on the green tick icon.

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Dosing Valve Test

The test will run for approximately 3 minutes. Observe the spray
pattern of the injector as the test runs.

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Dosing Valve Test

Once the test is complete an ignition key window will pop up. Click
on the green tick.

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Saving Dosing Valve Test Graph

Click on the print icon to save the graph.

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Saving Dosing Valve Test Graph

Name the file as per the Machine Serial number and Dosing Valve
Check and save to a location of your choice. ( USB stick shown
below) Measure the volume of fluid in the injector container. It
should be 43 ml/1.45floz (+/- 10%).

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