Scania

Scania CV AB 2000, Sweden
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Scania HPI injection system and
EDC S6
troubleshooting
EDC
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Scania CV AB 2000, Sweden 03:04-06
Contents
General .................................................................................. 3
Fault codes Working procedure ................................................... 4
How to read fault codes from the diagnostic lamp... 5
How to erase fault codes........................................... 7
Flashing codes .......................................................... 8
List of fault codes ................................................... 11
Location of components .............................................................................. 106
Wiring Diagrams .............................................................................. 108
Operational test .............................................................................. 110
Contents
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Scania CV AB 2000, Sweden 3
EDC S6
General
This booklet contains the following
descriptions:
Fault codes how to present and erase
them.
A list of the flashing codes which can be
read, and the fault codes to which they
correspond.
There is also a complete list of fault codes.
The reason why fault codes are generated
and how to rectify the fault is also described
there. It is the same fault code list that is
found in Scania Diagnos.
An operational test. Perform the operational
test after each repair.
General
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Fault codes
Working procedure
Try to form a comprehensive view of the
problem. Start by asking the driver the
following:
Fault symptoms
Conditions in which the fault occurs
How often the fault occurs
If the warning lamp came on when the fault
occurred
If the warning lamp went out by itself when
the fault ceased
If the driver has erased the fault codes
Then, present all the stored fault codes. Present
them either as flashing codes on the EDC
diagnostic switch or via Scania Diagnos.
Compare them and try to conclude the probable
cause of the fault before taking any other
measures. The fault codes are stored in the order
they were registered.
Fault codes
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How to read fault codes from the diagnostic lamp
Diagnostics switch and diagnostics lamp
EDC
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5
How to read the fault codes from the diagnostic
lamp is described below.
You can see how to interpret the flashing codes
on the next page.
1 Switch on the power using the starter key.
2 Press the diagnostic switch and note the
number of short and long flashes. You have
now presented one of the fault codes.
3 Repeat point 2 until you have presented all
the fault codes. If the same fault code is
flashed several times, there may only be one
fault in the system.
Fault codes
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The long flashes (1 s) that come first represent
units of ten. The shorter flashes (0.3 s) that
follow represent units of one.
The example on the right symbolises fault
code 25.
1
0
6
1
5
7
A single, very long flash (4 s) means that there
are no fault codes stored in the memory.
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0
6
1
5
8
Fault codes
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How to erase fault codes
The EDC control unit memory is able to store
40 fault codes.
The fault codes are stored in two different
places in the control unit. Erasing with the
diagnostic switch erases the fault codes that are
flashed on the diagnostic lamp.
However, the fault codes will remain stored in
another memory that can only be accessed
using Scania Diagnos.
Scania Diagnos is used to erase both fault code
memories at the same time.
How to erase fault codes during delivery
inspection
Fault codes are to be erased using Scania
Diagnos during delivery inspection so that both
memories are empty when the vehicle is
delivered to the customer.
How to erase fault codes that are flashed on
the diagnostic switch
How to erase fault codes that are flashed on the
diagnostic lamp is described below. The fault
codes will then continue to be stored elsewhere
in the control unit These fault codes are
deleted using Scania Diagnos.
1 Start and switch off the engine once so that
a shutdown test is carried out. Wait until
the EDC warning lamp has gone out.
2 Press the diagnostic switch while turning
the starter key to drive position for 3
seconds. Resetting is then complete.
3 Start the engine and check that the warning
lamp goes out.
4 Press the diagnostic switch. The fault code
memory should be empty; only one long
flash should be seen.
Fault codes
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Flashing codes
This is a list of the flashing codes which can be
read and the fault codes to which they
correspond. EDC S6 differs from previous EDC
systems in that one flashing code corresponds to
a number of different fault codes.
Flashing
code
Fault code Description
11 1100-1101 Overrevving
12 1100-1107 Engine speed sensor 1
13 1200-1207 Engine speed sensor 2
14 2000-2002 Coolant temperature sensor
15 2100-2102 Charge air temperature sensor
16 2200-2203 Charge air pressure sensor
18 2400-2403 Oil pressure sensor
19 D900-D902 Fuel temperature sensor
23 FFFE Fault codes in the coordinator
24 3003 The brake pedal switches and the accelerator pedal
sensor
25 3106 The accelerator pedal sensor and idling switch
33 3200-3205 Battery voltage
37 FFFD Engine emergency stop
43 4000 Faulty CAN circuit
48 3300-3301 CAN message from coordinator
49 3403 Incorrect CAN version
61 4100 System shutdown
71 D000-D005 Pressure sensor, fuel supply pressure
72 D100-D105 Fuel pressure sensor, front bank
73 D200-D205 Fuel pressure sensor, rear bank
74 D300-D304 Fuel volume solenoid valves, front bank
75 D400-D404 Fuel volume solenoid valves, rear bank
76 D500-D504 Injection timing solenoid valves, front bank
77 D600-D604 Injection timing solenoid valves, rear bank
Fault codes
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78 D700-D701,
D706
Fuel shutoff valve
79 D800-804 Fault in the driver stage for the solenoid valves
83 4102 Internal control unit fault
84 4101 Memory fault in control unit
86 4300-4303 Internal control unit fault
89 E300 The software in the control unit has been altered in a
prohibited manner.
96 E200 Coolant temperature too high.
98 2600-2601,
2700-2701
Voltage supply, sensor groups 1 and 2.
99 E000-E006 Internal control unit fault
Flashing
code
Fault code Description
Fault codes
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Fault codes
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List of fault codes
The fault codes are described on the following
pages. You will be informed of why they are
generated and how the fault can be rectified. The
fault codes are described in the same manner in
Scania Diagnos.
Further details on how the EDC system is
connected to the other vehicle electric systems
can be found in the connection and circuit
diagrams in Workshop Manual Group 16.
Information on the different electrical
components of the EDC system is available in
Scania Diagnosis and the section Electrical
components in Group 16. There is also a brief
description of checking and renewing the
respective component.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1000
Fault
Overrevving
Cause
The engine speed has been above 3000 rpm.
Remarks
The fuel injection (engine) cuts off when the
engine speed exceeds 3000 rpm and stays off
until the engine speed is below 3000 rpm.
Subsequently, the engine will function
normally.
The fault code is only generated if the gearbox
is handled incorrectly, for example incorrect
downshifting.
Action
Inform the driver of the risks of engine damage
at high engine speeds.
Fault code 1001
Fault
Overrevving
Cause
The engine speed has been above 3276 rpm.
Remarks
The fuel injection (engine) cuts off when the
engine speed exceeds 3000 rpm and stays off
until the engine speed is below 3000 rpm.
Subsequently, the engine will function
normally.
The fault code is only generated if the gearbox
is handled incorrectly, for example incorrect
downshifting.
Action
Inform the driver of the risks of engine damage
at high engine speeds.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1100
Fault
When comparing the engine position engine
speed sensor 1 and 2 supply different data.
Cause
The engine speed signals from engine speed
sensor 1 and 2 have supplied conflicting data as
to where in the working cycle the engine is.
Remarks
If there is only a fault code for one of the
engine speed sensors, this may be due to the
two cables for the engine speed sensor being
mixed up.
If there is a fault code for both engine speed
sensors the engine may have turned several
revolutions backwards, e.g. if the engine stalled
on a slope.
If the fault code is generated as soon as you try
to start the engine, this may be due to the
engine speed sensors being mixed up i.e.
engine speed sensor 1 is in the engine speed
sensor 2 position and vice versa.
If one of the engine speed sensors is faulty the
maximum torque is reduced by approximately
30% (as long as the fault is active) and the high
idling speed is reduced.
If both engine speed sensors are faulty the
engine will shut down.
Action
Check the engine speed sensors, connectors
and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1101
Fault
The signal from engine speed sensor 1 is too
low.
Cause
The engine speed signal is below the level it
ought to be at for the current engine speed.
The fault code may be due to the distance
between the sensor and the flywheel being too
great.
The control unit increases the sensitivity of the
sensor to avoid more fault codes. Therefore, the
fault code will not be regenerated even if the
fault still remains. This increase in the
sensitivity of the sensor may lead to other fault
codes being generated. These fault codes can
be ignored.
The control unit can increase the sensitivity of
the sensor in two stages. The automatic
adjustment by the control unit does not affect
the function of the control unit in any way.
Remarks
The fault does not affect the operation of the
engine, i.e. no limited power output.
Action
If the fault has occurred more than twice, check
the engine speed sensor, the distance between
the engine speed sensor and the flywheel
(maximum 1.5 mm permitted), also check the
connectors and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1102
Fault
Open circuit in the signal from engine speed
sensor 1.
Cause
The signal from engine speed sensor 1 has
indicated an implausible engine speed increase
during the time the control unit waited for the
space in the pulse pattern to pass.
If the fault code for no signal, fault code 1107,
has been generated at the same time, then the
signal must have been absent for several engine
rotations, otherwise the fault is due to a
temporary disturbance.
This fault code can be generated when starting
in extreme cold or when starting with a poor
battery.
Remarks
Action
Check the engine speed sensor, connectors and
wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1103
Fault
Disturbance of the signal from engine speed
sensor 1.
Cause
space in the pulse pattern to pass.
battery
Remarks
Action
wiring.
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Fault code 1104
Fault
sensor 1.
Cause
between two subsequent pulses.
battery
Remarks
Action
wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1105
Fault
sensor 1.
Cause
indicated an implausible engine speed decrease
between two subsequent pulses.
battery.
Remarks
Action
wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1106
Fault
The signal from engine speed sensor 1 has been
faulty since starting the engine.
Cause
The control unit has not been able to find a
plausible signal from engine speed sensor 1.
battery.
Remarks
The engine will not start if the fault is active on
both engine speed sensors.
Action
and wiring.
Fault code 1107
Fault
The signal from engine speed sensor 1 is
missing.
Cause
The signal from the engine speed sensor has
been missing for some time.
Remarks
Action
wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1200
Fault
When comparing the engine position engine
speed sensor 1 and 2 supply different data.
Cause
The engine speed signals from engine speed
sensor 1 and 2 have supplied conflicting data as
to where in the working cycle the engine is.
Remarks
If there is only a fault code for one of the
engine speed sensors, this may be due to the
two cables for the engine speed sensor being
mixed up.
If there is a fault code for both engine speed
sensors the engine may have turned several
revolutions backwards, e.g. if the engine stalled
on a slope.
If the fault code is generated as soon as you try
to start the engine, this may be due to the
engine speed sensors being mixed up i.e.
engine speed sensor 1 is in the engine speed
sensor 2 position and vice versa.
Action
and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1201
Fault
The signal from engine speed sensor 2 is too
low.
Cause
The engine speed signal is below the level it
ought to be at for the current engine speed.
The fault code may be due to the distance
between the sensor and the flywheel being too
great.
The control unit increases the sensitivity of the
sensor to avoid more fault codes. Therefore, the
fault code will not be regenerated even if the
fault still remains. This increase in the
sensitivity of the sensor may lead to other fault
codes being generated. These fault codes can
be ignored.
The control unit can increase the sensitivity of
the sensor in two stages. The automatic
adjustment by the control unit does not affect
the function of the control unit in any way.
Remarks
The fault does not affect the operation of the
engine, i.e. no limited power output.
Action
If the fault has occurred more than twice, check
the engine speed sensor, the distance between
the engine speed sensor and the flywheel
(maximum 1.5 mm permitted), also check the
connectors and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1202
Fault
sensor 2.
Cause
space in the pulse pattern to pass. If the fault
code for no signal, fault code 1107, has been
generated at the same time, then the signal
must have been absent for several engine
battery
Remarks
Action
and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1203
Fault
sensor 2.
Cause
space in the pulse pattern to pass. If the fault
battery
Remarks
Action
and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1204
Fault
The signal from engine speed sensor 2 is faulty.
Cause
between two subsequent pulses. If the fault
battery
Remarks
Action
and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1205
Fault
sensor 2.
Cause
indicated an implausible engine speed decrease
between two subsequent pulses. If the fault
battery
Remarks
Action
and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 1206
Fault
The signal from engine speed sensor 2 has been
faulty from the beginning.
Cause
The control unit has not been able to locate a
plausible signal from engine speed sensor 2.
battery
Remarks
The engine will not start if the fault is active on
both engine speed sensors.
Action
and wiring.
Fault code 1207
Fault
The signal from engine speed sensor 2 is
missing.
Cause
The signal from the engine speed sensor has
been missing for some time.
Remarks
Action
and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2000
Fault
The voltage has been above 4.90 V (below -
40C), i.e. the coolant temperature was below
its lower limit.
Cause
The voltage between pin 1 and 2 in connector
A7 is too high.
Remarks
If the voltage is outside the permitted range, the
control unit uses a pre-programmed
temperature value (60C).
The idle speed cannot be adjusted as long as
the fault is active.
A cold engine results in poor starting and
uneven idle speed.
Action
Check the signal from the coolant temperature
sensor.
Check that the coolant and charge air are about
the same temperature when the engine is cold.
Measure the resistance of the coolant
temperature sensor.
Check any visible faults on the coolant
temperature sensor, connectors and wiring.
Then, erase the fault code memory and check
whether the fault code is generated again.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2001
Fault
The voltage has been below 0.44 V (above
130C), i.e. the coolant temperature was above
its upper limit.
Cause
A7 is too low.
Remarks
uneven idle speed.
Action
Check the signal from the coolant temperature
sensor.
Measure the resistance of the coolant
temperature sensor.
Check any visible faults on the coolant
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Fault code 2002
Fault
Internal fault in the control unit.
Cause
The control unit could not process (convert) the
signal from the coolant temperature sensor.
Remarks
If the fault arises, the control unit uses a pre-
programmed temperature value (60C).
uneven idle speed.
Action
Clear the fault code memory. Start the engine
and accelerate the engine to full speed.
If the fault code is regenerated, renew the
control unit.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2100
Fault
40C), i.e. the charge air temperature was
below its lower limit.
Cause
A10 is too high.
Remarks
As long as the fault is present, the engine
responds more slowly than normal to throttle
actuation in cold conditions. This is because
the smoke limiter is not operating correctly.
Action
Check the signal from the charge air
temperature sensor.
Measure the resistance of the charge air
temperature sensor.
Check any visible faults on the charge air
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Fault code 2101
Fault
130C), i.e. the charge air temperature was
above its upper limit.
Cause
A10 is too low.
Remarks
Action
Check the signal from the charge air
temperature sensor.
Measure the resistance of the charge air
temperature sensor.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2102
Fault
Cause
signal from the charged air temperature sensor.
Remarks
programmed temperature value (40C).
Action
control unit.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2200
Fault
The voltage has been above 4.66 V (greater
than 4.0 bar absolute pressure), i.e. above the
upper limit for charge air pressure.
Cause
The voltage between pin 2 and 3 connector
A10 is too high.
Remarks
control unit uses a pre-programmed pressure
value (approximately 1.7 bar absolute
pressure).
The charge pressure sensor detects the absolute
pressure in the intake manifold (the barometric
pressure plus the positive pressure provided by
the turbo).
Engine torque is limited by approximately 30%
as long as the fault is active.
In addition, the engine responds more slowly
than normal to throttle actuation. This is
because the smoke limiter is not operating
correctly.
Action
Check the signal from the charge air pressure
sensor.
pressure sensor, connectors and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2201
Fault
The voltage has been below 0.329 V (below
0.4 bar absolute pressure), i.e. below the lower
limit for charge air pressure.
Cause
The voltage between pin 2 and 3 connector
A10 is too low.
Remarks
value (approximately 1.7 bar absolute
pressure).
the turbo).
In addition, the engine responds more slowly
than normal to throttle actuation. This is
because the smoke limiter is not operating
correctly.
Action
sensor.
If the fault remains, check that the intake
system is not blocked by for example ice or
debris.
Also check that the air bellows are OK, that
they are not squeezed together.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2202
Fault
Cause
signal from the charge pressure sensor.
Remarks
programmed pressure value (approximately
1.7 bar absolute pressure).
the turbo).
The engine responds more slowly than normal
to throttle actuation. This is because the smoke
limiter is not operating correctly.
Action
Clear the fault code memory, start the engine
control unit.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2203
Fault
The control unit does not rely on the charge
pressure sensor signal even though it is within
the tolerances.
Cause
The voltage from the charge air pressure sensor
has been implausible when compared with
other pressure sensors, or there has been an
implausible pressure change in relation to the
current operating conditions.
Remarks
If the pressure signal is implausible, the control
unit uses a pre-programmed pressure value
(approximately 1.7 bar absolute pressure).
the turbo).
The engine responds more slowly than normal
to throttle actuation. This is because the smoke
limiter is not operating correctly.
Action
sensor.
If the fault remains, check that the intake
system is not blocked by for example ice or
debris.
Also check that the air bellows are OK, that
they are not squeezed together.
The fault code can also be generated if the
intake system is not sealed or if the turbo is
defective.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2400
Fault
The voltage has been above 4,79 V (greater
than 8.3 bar relative pressure), i.e. above the
upper limit for oil pressure.
Cause
A9 is too high.
Remarks
The oil pressure gauge in the instrument panel
indicates 2,5 bar, irrespective of engine speed.
value (2.5 bar relative pressure).
Action
Check the signal from the oil pressure sensor.
Check any visible faults on the oil pressure
sensor, connectors and wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2401
Fault
The voltage has been below 0.147 V (below
0.2 bar relative pressure), i.e. below the lower
limit for oil pressure.
Cause
A9 is too low.
Remarks
Action
Fault codes
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Fault code 2402
Fault
Cause
signal from the oil pressure sensor.
Remarks
Action
control unit.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2403
Fault
The control unit does not rely on the oil
pressure sensor signal even though it is within
the tolerances.
Cause
The voltage from the oil pressure sensor has
been implausible when compared with other
pressure sensors, or there has been an
implausible pressure change in relation to the
current operating conditions.
Remarks
Action
Fault codes
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Fault code 2600
Fault
The voltage has been above 5.2 V for one of
the sensors in sensor group 1, which includes
the oil pressure sensor and the fuel pressure
sensor for the front bank, cylinder 1-3.
Cause
Short circuit to battery voltage.
Remarks
Action
Check the signal from the oil pressure sensor
and the fuel pressure sensor for the front bank,
cylinder 1-3.
Check for any visible faults in the oil pressure
sensor, the fuel pressure sensor, the connectors
and the wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2601
Fault
The voltage has been below 4.8 V for one of
the oil pressure sensor and the fuel pressure
sensor for the front bank, cylinder 1-3.
Cause
Short circuit between the voltage supply to the
sensor and the sensor earthing point.
Remarks
Action
Check the signal from the oil pressure sensor
and the fuel pressure sensor for the front bank,
cylinder 1-3.
Check for any visible faults in the oil pressure
sensor, the fuel pressure sensor, the connectors
and the wiring.
Fault codes
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Fault code 2700
Fault
The voltage has been above 5.2 V for one of
the sensor for charge air temperature and
charge air pressure, the fuel supply pressure
sensor and the fuel pressure sensor for the rear
bank, cylinder 4-6.
Cause
Short circuit to battery voltage.
Remarks
Action
Check the signal from the sensor for charge air
temperature and charge air pressure, the fuel
supply pressure sensor and the fuel pressure
sensor for the rear bank, cylinder 4-6.
Check for any visible faults on the sensor for
charge air temperature and charge air pressure,
the fuel supply pressure sensor, the fuel
Fault codes
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Fault code 2701
Fault
The voltage has been below 4.8 V for one of
the charge air temperature and charge air
pressure sensor, the fuel supply pressure sensor
and the fuel pressure sensor for the rear bank,
cylinder 4-6.
Cause
Short circuit between the voltage supply to the
sensor and the sensor earthing point.
Remarks
Action
Check the signal from the sensor for charge air
temperature and charge air pressure, the fuel
supply pressure sensor and the fuel pressure
sensor for the rear bank, cylinder 4-6.
Check for any visible faults on the sensor for
charge air temperature and charge air pressure,
the fuel supply pressure sensor, the fuel
Fault codes
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Fault code 3003
Fault
The CAN message from the coordinator, about
the brake pedal switches and the accelerator
pedal sensor potentiometer, has indicated an
implausible value.
Cause
A CAN message from the coordinator to the
EDC control unit has indicated that there is a
fault in the signals to the brake pedal switches
and the accelerator pedal sensor potentiometer.
Remarks
The CAN communication wiring is probably
not faulty.
The coordinator has probably received signals
about the accelerator and brake pedals being in
depressed position simultaneously for more
than 20 consecutive brake applications.
The purpose of the fault code is to detect
whether the accelerator pedal fails to return as
it should, e.g. because of a faulty return spring.
Action
First check that there is 0% acceleration when
the accelerator pedal is released.
If this is the case, check that the brake signal is
inactive when the brake pedal is released.
Check the message from the coordinator about
the positions of the brake pedal switches and
the position of the accelerator pedal.
Erase the fault code memory and check
Carry out troubleshooting of the coordinator.
Check the wiring for CAN communication and
the connectors.
Do not forget to clear any fault codes in the
coordinator!
Fault codes
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Fault code 3106
Fault
Internal fault in the coordinator or the EDC
control unit.
Cause
The EDC control unit and the coordinator do
not agree about the relation between the
accelerator pedal and the idle speed switch.
Remarks
The fault results in 0% throttle actuation and
limp home speed of 750 rpm as long as the
fault is active.
Action
First check if there are any fault codes relating
to the accelerator pedal in the coordinator and
rectify these.
Then clear the fault code and test drive the
vehicle for approximately 10 minutes.
If the fault code has been regenerated, renew
the coordinator.
Clear the fault code again and test drive the
vehicle for approximately 10 minutes.
the EDC control unit.
Fault codes
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Fault code 3200
Fault
The control unit has received information that
the battery voltage has been above 47 V for
0.2 seconds.
Cause
The voltage between pin 1/6 and 2/7 in
connector B1 is too high.
Remarks
The engine will shut down immediately if the
battery voltage exceeds 47 V and the vehicle
speed = 0 km/h.
If the vehicle speed is > 0 km/h, the engine will
idle for 5 minutes before it is shut down.
The fault can occur when jump starting the
vehicle.
Action
Check the battery and alternator.
Check the connectors and wiring.
Fault code 3201
Fault
The control unit has received information that
the battery voltage has been below 9 V for
0.2 seconds.
Cause
connector B1 is too low.
Remarks
The fault may arise during cold starting if the
battery is in poor condition.
Action
Fault codes
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Fault code 3202
Fault
Cause
battery voltage signal.
Remarks
A pre-programmed value is used (28 V) as long
as the fault is active.
Action
Erase the fault code. Test start the engine and
accelerate the engine to full speed.
Renew the control unit if the fault code is
regenerated.
Fault code 3203
Fault
The control unit does not rely on the battery
voltage signal even though it is within the
tolerances.
Cause
The battery voltage signal has been implausible
when compared to the normal values at certain
operating stages.
Remarks
Action
Fault codes
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Fault code 3204
Fault
The battery voltage has been within the range
of 30.56 V - 47,00 V for 5 seconds.
Cause
connector B1 is too high.
Remarks
The engine will start to idle if the battery
voltage has been between 30.56 V and 47.00 V
for 15 minutes.
Action
Fault code 3205
Fault
The battery voltage has been within the range
of 9.00 V - 21.44 V for 5 seconds.
Cause
connector B1 is too low.
Remarks
The fault code will not be generated if the
engine speed is below 400 rpm to prevent
incorrect generation of fault codes when
starting.
Action
Fault codes
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Fault code 3300
Fault
There is no CAN message from the
coordinator.
Cause
CAN messages from the coordinator
(accelerator pedal, brake, cruise control etc.)
cannot be read on pin 9 and 10 on connector
B1.
Remarks
limp home speed of 750 rpm.
Action
If the fault code has only been generated once,
this may be due to the voltage to the
coordinator having been interrupted while the
EDC control unit has been supplied with
voltage.
If the fault code is generated frequently, this is
probably due to a wiring/connection fault.
If fault code 4000 is generated at the same
time, renew the EDC control unit.
General fault diagnosis:
Clear the fault codes and test start the engine.
Switch the ignition off and on again.
If the fault code is regenerated, check the
wiring and clean the connectors.
If this does not help, check that the control
units receive ignition voltage OFF/ON (U15) at
the same time.
If everything else is OK, first renew the
coordinator, and if this does not help renew the
EDC control unit.
Do not forget to check/clear any fault codes in
the coordinator!
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code 3301
Fault
There is no CAN message from the
coordinator.
Cause
CAN messages from the coordinator (engine
speed control, torque limiter etc.) cannot be
read on pin 9 and 10 on connector B1.
Remarks
Action
If the fault code has only been generated once,
this may be due to the voltage to the
coordinator having been interrupted while the
EDC control unit has been supplied with
voltage.
If the fault code is generated frequently, this is
probably due to a wiring/connection fault.
If fault code 4000 is generated at the same
time, renew the EDC control unit.
General fault diagnosis:
Clear the fault codes and test start the engine.
Switch the ignition off and on.
If the fault code is regenerated, check the
wiring and clean the connectors.
If this does not help, check that the control
units receive ignition voltage OFF/ON (U15) at
the same time.
If everything else is OK, first renew the
coordinator, and if this does not help renew the
EDC control unit.
Do not forget to check/clear any fault codes in
the coordinator!
Fault codes
52

Fault code 3403
Fault
Incorrect CAN version.
Cause
The coordinator and the control unit do not
agree which CAN version is being used.
Remarks
The fault can only arise after the control unit
has been renewed.
Action
Check the coordinator and the EDC control
unit part number/identification.
Renew the control unit with incorrect part
number.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code 4000
Fault
Cause
Fault in the CAN communication circuit.
Remarks
limp home speed of 750 rpm as long as the
fault is active.
The fault affects the communication of the
EDC control unit with the other control units.
Information about accelerator pedal position
and other controls in the cab will not reach the
EDC control unit.
Engine speed, coolant temperature and oil
pressure are no longer displayed.
Messages from other systems (e.g. TC (traction
control) and Opticruise) do not reach the EDC
control unit.
If the CAN circuit starts to function properly
again, the control unit will first have to carry
out a shutdown test before it can regard the
fault as inactive.
Action
Clear the fault code memory and switch off/on
the power with the starter key.
regenerated.
Fault codes
54

Fault code 4100
Fault
The control unit was interrupted before
completion of the shutdown test.
Cause
The voltage to pins 1 and 6 on connector B1
has disappeared too early.
Remarks
During the shutdown test, the control unit
carries out a function test after the power is
switched off using the key.
The engine torque is limited if the shutdown
test is interrupted 10 consecutive times.
The fault code can also result in it taking longer
to start the engine.
The fault is assumed to have been rectified as
soon as the control unit is able to perform a
shutdown test without interruption.
The engine must always be switched off using
the key. If a battery master switch is fitted, it
must not be switched off before the warning
lamp goes out.
Action
Check that the warning lamp is on for a short
period after the power is switched off using the
key.
Check the connectors and wiring to control unit
pins 1 and 6 on connector B1.
The voltage supply may be interrupted if extra
equipment has been connected.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code 4101
Fault
Data transfer to the control unit memory has
been interrupted.
Cause
Data transfer to the control unit memory takes
place both during operation and when
switching off the engine. This fault code is
generated if the transfer is interrupted. This
may have been caused by for example a too low
voltage to the control unit.
Remarks
The fault code can result in it taking longer to
start the engine.
Action
Check if the fault code has been generated
again. Renew the control unit if the fault code
is regenerated.
Fault code 4102
Fault
Cause
The control unit has discovered that the fault
code memory or another memory in the control
unit is not functioning correctly.
Remarks
The fault code can result in it taking longer to
start the engine.
Action
again. Renew the control unit if the fault code
is regenerated.
Fault codes
56

Fault code 4200
Fault
Cause
The control unit has detected that one of the
control unit's memories is not functioning
correctly.
Remarks
The fault will also result in a fault code for
battery voltage and fuel pressure.
If the memory starts to function properly again,
the control unit will first have to carry out a
shutdown test before it can regard the fault as
inactive.
Action
If the fault code has only been generated once:
regenerated.
generated several times.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code 4201
Fault
Cause
The control unit has detected that one of the
control unit's memories is not functioning
correctly.
Remarks
The fault will also result in a fault code for
temperature sensor and charge pressure sensor.
If the memory starts to function properly again,
the control unit will first have to carry out a
shutdown test before it can regard the fault as
inactive.
Action
If the fault code has only been generated once:
regenerated.
generated several times.
Fault codes
58

Fault code 4300
Fault
Cause
The internal hardware check of the control unit
indicated a fault.
Remarks
The EDC control unit switches off the fuel
supply to the unit injectors by shutting the
solenoid valves as long as the fault is active.
As a result, it takes longer to start the engine or
the engine cannot be started at all.
Action
again.
the control unit.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code 4301
Fault
Cause
indicated a fault.
Remarks
The EDC control unit switches off the fuel
supply to the unit injectors by shutting the
solenoid valves as long as the fault is active.
This often results in short intervals of engine
malfunction or if the fault is active over an
extended period of time, the engine stalling.
Fault code 4303 will also be generated.
The fault code can be generated as a result of
one of the fault codes 3200, 3500, or E000-
E006 being generated.
Action
Clear the fault code and drive the vehicle for
approximately 10 minutes.
again. If the fault code has been regenerated,
renew the control unit.
Fault codes
60

Fault code 4302
Fault
Cause
indicated a fault.
Remarks
The control unit will not switch off as long as
Action
Fault code 4303
Fault
Cause
indicated a fault.
Remarks
The fault often results in short intervals of
engine malfunction. If the fault is active over
an extended period of time, fault code 4301
will also be generated.
The fault code can be generated as a result of
one of the fault codes 3200, 3500, or E000-
E006 being generated.
Action
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code 4400
Fault
Cause
A memory fault has occurred in the control
unit.
Remarks
The vehicle cannot be started or driven as long
Action
Clear the fault code memory and try to start the
vehicle. If the fault code is regenerated and the
vehicle does not start, renew the control unit.
If the vehicle starts, drive the vehicle for
Fault code 4401
Fault
Cause
unit.
Remarks
Action
Fault codes
62

Fault code 4404
Fault
Cause
unit.
Remarks
Action
Fault code 4405
Fault
Cause
unit.
Remarks
Action
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code 4406
Fault
Cause
unit.
Remarks
Action
Fault code 4407
Fault
Cause
unit.
Remarks
Action
Fault codes
64

Fault code D000
Fault
The voltage has been above 4.79 V (above
25.9 bar absolute pressure), i.e. the fuel supply
pressure was above its upper limit.
Cause
The voltage between the control unit pins 9 and
10 in connector B2 is too high, or there is a
fault with the voltage supply to sensor group 1
(pin 2 in connector A1 or pin 2 in connector
A9).
Remarks
control unit uses a pre-programmed value
(21,4 bar absolute pressure).
If a fault is indicated on the oil pressure sensor
at the same time, it is probably the shared
voltage supply which is faulty.
Action
Check the signal from the fuel supply pressure
sensor.
Check for any visible faults on the sensor and
the wiring.
Clean the connectors.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D001
Fault
The voltage has been below 0.147 V (below -
2.1 bar absolute pressure), i.e. the fuel supply
pressure was below its lower limit.
Cause
The voltage between the control unit pins 9 and
10 in connector B2 is too low, or there is a fault
with the voltage supply to sensor group 1 (pin 2
in connector A1 or pin 2 in connector A9).
Remarks
If the oil pressure sensor value is incorrect at
the same time, it is probably the shared voltage
supply for the sensors which is faulty.
Action
sensor.
the wiring.
Fault codes
66

Fault code D002
Fault
Cause
signal from the fuel supply pressure sensor.
Remarks
If the fault is active, the control unit uses a pre-
programmed value (21,4 bar absolute
pressure).
Engine torque is limited by 30% as long as the
fault is active.
Action
control unit.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D004
Fault
The control unit does not rely on the fuel
supply pressure sensor signal even though it is
within the electrical tolerances.
Cause
The supply pressure is implausibly high in
comparison with normal pressure for different
operational conditions.
Remarks
Action
Check the overflow valve.
Check the signal from the fuel feed pressure
sensor.
the wiring.
Fault codes
68

Fault code D005
Fault
The control unit does not rely on the fuel
supply pressure sensor signal even though it is
within the electrical tolerances.
Cause
The supply pressure is implausibly low in
comparison with normal pressure for different
operational conditions.
Remarks
Action
sensor.
the wiring.
The fault may also be due to any of the
following causes:
One of the two overflow valves opens too early.
The fuel shut-off valve is closed.
The fuel filter is blocked.
Air in the fuel or out of fuel.
Defect supply pump.
Serious leakage in the fuel system.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D100
Fault
20.3 bar absolute pressure), i.e. above the upper
limit for the fuel pressure to the front bank,
cylinder 1-3.
Cause
A1 is too high, or there is a fault with the
voltage supply to sensor group 2 (pin 8 in
connector B2, pin 1 in connector A1).
Remarks
(0.448 bar absolute pressure).
If the value from the fuel pressure sensor for
the rear bank, cylinder 4-6 is incorrect at the
same time, it is probably the shared voltage
Engine torque is limited by 30% as long as the
fault is active.
Action
Check the signal from the fuel pressure sensor.
the wiring.
Fault codes
70

Fault code D101
Fault
The voltage has been below 0.147 V (under -
limit for the fuel pressure to the front bank,
cylinder 1-3.
Cause
A1 is too low, or there is a fault with the
voltage supply to sensor group 2 (pin 8 in
connector B2, pin 1 in connector A1).
Remarks
the rear bank, cylinder 4-6 is incorrect at the
Action
the wiring.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D102
Fault
Cause
signal from the fuel pressure sensor on the
front bank, cylinder 1-3.
Remarks
programmed value (0.448 bar absolute
pressure).
Action
control unit.
Fault codes
72

Fault code D103
Fault
The fuel pressure to one or two cylinders in the
front bank, cylinder 1-3, is too high.
Cause
The control unit has discovered that the
pressure from the solenoid valve to the injector
does not drop as expected due to an obstruction
in the fuel supply to the injector.
The fault code can be generated if the vehicle
has not been driven for some time, especially in
cold weather, as air might have entered the
system. The fault code will be generated, either
when starting or within two minutes after
starting.
Remarks
As a result, the engine is running unevenly due
to no fuel supply to one or two cylinder.
Action
Bleed the fuel system and bring the engine to
operating temperature.
If the engine runs unevenly despite bleeding
the fuel system and bringing the engine to
operating temperature, carry out the following:
Change injectors on the front bank, cylinder
1-3.
Clean the fuel rail (clean the ducts for injection
timing and fuel with compressed air).
Clean the fuel ducts in the cylinder heads on
the front bank, cylinder 1-3.
If it becomes evident that the fault is due to
debris in the fuel system, check the fuel filter
and change if necessary.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D104
Fault
The fuel pressure to all cylinders in the front
bank, cylinder 1-3, is too high.
Cause
The fuel volume solenoid valve may be stuck
open.
The fuel pressure sensor signal is incorrectly
high in relation to the expectation of the control
unit considering the current engine load.
Remarks
As a result, the engine speed is limited to
between 500 and 550 rpm by means of the fuel
shut-off valve. The engine runs very unevenly.
Action
Check the wiring and clean the connectors to
the solenoid valves and the pressure sensor on
If the fault remains, first renew the fuel volume
solenoid valve and if necessary the fuel
pressure sensor.
Fault codes
74

Fault code D105
Fault
The fuel pressure to all cylinders on the front
bank, cylinder 1-3, is too low.
Cause
The fault can be due to any of the following
factors:
Serious leakage after the fuel volume solenoid
valve.
Restriction in the fuel volume solenoid valve.
The fuel duct between the solenoid valve and
the fuel pressure sensor is blocked.
The fuel volume solenoid valve is constantly
closed.
low in relation to the expectation of the control
Remarks
Possible results of the fault are smoke, engine
running unevenly and poor engine output.
Action
the solenoid valve and the fuel pressure sensor
on the front bank, cylinder 1-3.
If the fault remains, check the fuel duct, renew
the fuel volume solenoid valve, the fuel
pressure sensor or the fuel manifold.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D200
Fault
20.3 bar absolute pressure), i.e. above the upper
limit for the fuel pressure to the rear bank,
cylinder 4-6.
Cause
A1 is too high, or there is a fault on the power
supply to sensor group 2 (pin 8 in connector B2
or pin 1 in connector A1).
Remarks
the front bank, cylinder 1-3 is incorrect at the
Action
the wiring.
Fault codes
76

Fault code D201
Fault
The voltage has been below 0.147 V (under-
limit for the fuel pressure to the rear bank,
cylinder 4-6.
Cause
A1 is too low, or there is a fault on the power
supply to sensor group 2 (pin 8 in connector B2
or pin 1 in connector A1).
Remarks
the front bank, cylinder 1-3 is incorrect at the
Action
the wiring.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D202
Fault
Cause
The control unit has not been able to process
(convert) the signal from the fuel pressure
sensor on the rear bank, cylinder 4-6.
Remarks
programmed value (0.448 bar absolute
pressure).
Action
control unit.
Fault codes
78

Fault code D203
Fault
The fuel pressure to one or two cylinders on the
rear bank, cylinder 4-6, is too high.
Cause
The pressure pulse from the solenoid valve to
the injector is too long because there is an
obstruction on the flow of fuel to the injector.
The fault code can be generated if the vehicle
has not been driven for some time, especially in
cold weather, as air might have entered the
system. The fault code will be generated, either
when starting or within two minutes after
starting.
Remarks
As a result, the engine is running unevenly due
to no fuel supply to one or two cylinder.
Action
Bleed the fuel system and bring the engine to
operating temperature.
If the engine runs unevenly despite bleeding
the fuel system and bringing the engine to
operating temperature, carry out the following:
Change injectors on the rear bank, cylinder 4-6.
Clean the fuel rail (clean the ducts for injection
timing and fuel with compressed air).
Clean the fuel ducts in the cylinder heads on
the rear bank, cylinder 4-6.
If it becomes evident that the fault is due to
debris in the fuel system, check the fuel filter
and change if necessary.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D204
Fault
The fuel pressure to all cylinder on the rear
bank, cylinder 4-6, is too high.
Cause
The fuel volume solenoid valve may be stuck
open.
high in relation to the expectation of the control
Remarks
As a result, the engine speed is limited to
between 500 and 550 rpm by means of the fuel
shut-off valve. The engine runs very unevenly.
Action
the solenoid valves and the pressure sensor on
solenoid valve and if necessary the fuel
pressure sensor.
Fault codes
80

Fault code D205
Fault
The fuel pressure to all cylinders on the rear
bank, cylinder 4-6, is too low.
Cause
The fault can be due to any of the following
factors:
Serious fuel leakage after the fuel volume
solenoid valve.
Restriction in the fuel volume solenoid valve.
The fuel duct between the solenoid valve and
the fuel pressure sensor is blocked.
The fuel volume solenoid valve is constantly
closed.
low in relation to the expectation of the control
Remarks
Possible results of the fault are smoke, engine
running unevenly and poor engine output.
Action
the solenoid valve and the fuel pressure sensor
on the rear bank, cylinder 4-6.
If the fault remains, check the fuel duct, renew
the fuel volume solenoid valve, the fuel
pressure sensor or the fuel manifold.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D300
Fault
The fuel volume solenoid valve on the front
bank, cylinder 1-3 is faulty.
Cause
Shorted to +24 V alternatively between pin 1
and 2 on connector B2.
Remarks
As a result, the engine runs very unevenly.
Action
Check the wiring and clean the connectors.
If the fault remains, renew the fuel volume
solenoid valve.
Fault code D301
Fault
Cause
Pin 1 and 2 on connector B2 shorted to earth.
Remarks
Action
solenoid valve.
Fault codes
82

Fault code D302
Fault
Cause
Open circuit to pin 1 and 2 on connector B2.
Remarks
As a result, the engine only runs on three
cylinders.
Action
solenoid valve.
Fault code D303
Fault
Cause
Monitoring pin 1 and 2 on connector B2
indicates implausible values compared to other
solenoid valves.
Remarks
Action
Check the wiring and clean connector A1, B2
and the connector to the solenoid valve.
If the fault remains, first renew the control unit
and if necessary the fuel volume solenoid
valve.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D304
Fault
Cause
indicates that the voltage is too low to control
the solenoid valve.
Remarks
As a result, the engine will probably run
unevenly.
The engine torque is limited by approximately
30%.
Action
If fault code 3201 is also present, low battery
voltage is active, rectify the battery fault first.
solenoid valve and if necessary the control unit.
Fault codes
84

Fault code D400
Fault
The fuel volume solenoid valve on the rear
Cause
Short circuit to +24 V alternatively between pin
4 and 5 on connector A1.
Remarks
Action
solenoid valve.
Fault code D401
Fault
Cause
Pin 4 and 5 on connector A1 shorted to earth.
Remarks
Action
solenoid valve.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D402
Fault
Cause
Open circuit to pin 4 and 5 on connector A1.
Remarks
cylinders.
Action
solenoid valve.
Fault code D403
Fault
Cause
Monitoring pin 4 and 5 on connector A1
solenoid valves.
Remarks
Action
and if necessary the fuel volume solenoid
valve.
Fault codes
86

Fault code D404
Fault
Cause
the solenoid valve.
Remarks
unevenly.
30%.
Action
solenoid valve and if necessary the control unit.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D500
Fault
The injection timing solenoid valve on the front
Cause
Shorted to +24 V alternatively between pin 6
and 7 on connector B2.
Remarks
As a result, the engine runs very unevenly and
the whole front bank (cylinder 1-3) will
probably be shut off.
Action
If the fault remains, renew the injection timing
solenoid valve.
Fault code D501
Fault
Cause
Pin 6 and 7 on connector B2 shorted to earth.
Remarks
Action
solenoid valve.
Fault codes
88

Fault code D502
Fault
Cause
Open circuit to pin 6 and 7 on connector B2.
Remarks
cylinders.
Action
solenoid valve.
Fault code D503
Fault
Cause
solenoid valves.
Remarks
Action
and if necessary the injection timing solenoid
valve.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D504
Fault
Cause
the solenoid valve.
Remarks
unevenly.
30%.
Action
If the fault remains, first renew the injection
timing solenoid valve and if necessary the
control unit.
Fault codes
90

Fault code D600
Fault
The solenoid valve for injection timing on the
rear bank, cylinder 4-6, is faulty.
Cause
Short circuit to +24 V alternatively between pin
9 and 10 on connector A1.
Remarks
the whole rear bank (cylinder 4-6) will
Action
solenoid valve.
Fault code D601
Fault
Cause
Pin 9 and 10 on connector A1 shorted to earth.
Remarks
Action
solenoid valve.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D602
Fault
Cause
Open circuit to pin 9 and 10 on connector A1.
Remarks
cylinders.
Action
solenoid valve.
Fault code D603
Fault
Cause
solenoid valves.
Remarks
Action
and if necessary the injection timing solenoid
valve.
Fault codes
92

Fault code D604
Fault
Cause
the solenoid valve.
Remarks
As a result, the engine will probably run very
unevenly.
30%.
Action
If the fault remains, first renew the injection
timing solenoid valve and if necessary the
control unit.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D700
Fault
Open circuit in the fuel shut-off valve.
Cause
The control unit sends high frequency pulse
signals to the fuel shut-off valve and has
discovered that the signal is always too high.
This may be caused by an open circuit in the
leads to the fuel shut-off valve or an open
circuit within the fuel shut-off valve.
Alternatively, pin 4 on connector B2 may be
shorted to +24 V.
Remarks
If there is an open circuit on the leads or in the
fuel shut-off valve, the fuel supply will be shut
off and the engine will stall.
If pin 4 on connector B2 is shorted to +24 V,
the valve is constantly open.
Action
Check the wiring and the fuel shut-off valve.
Fault codes
94

Fault code D701
Fault
Short circuit in the fuel shut-off valve.
Cause
The control unit has tried to control the voltage
to the fuel shut-off valve without any success.
This may be caused by a short circuit in the fuel
shut-off valve or that pin 4 in connector B2 is
shorted to earth.
Remarks
The fuel shut-off valve will be shut off and the
engine will stall.
Action
Check the wiring and the fuel shut-off valve.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D706
Fault
The fuel shut-off valve is stuck open.
Cause
The supply pressure does not decrease fast
enough when the engine is shut down with the
fuel shut-off valve.
Remarks
When the engine is switched off using the key,
the fuel volume and injection timing solenoid
valves will try to keep the engine running while
the fuel shut-off valve signals to shut the engine
down.
If this fails, e.g. the supply pressure does not
decrease significantly, a fault code is generated
and the fuel volume and injection timing
solenoid valves will shut the engine down.
As the fault code is generated when the engine
is shut down, it will only be cleared once the
engine has been shut down successfully.
As a result, the engine torque is reduced by
30%.
Action
Also check if fault code D700 or D701 has
been generated. If fault code D700 or D701 has
been generated, there is probably an electrical
fault which should be rectified first.
If fault code D700 or D701 has not been
generated, first renew the fuel shut-off valve
and if necessary the fuel supply pressure
sensor.
Start and stop the engine, switch the power on
using the key and clear the fault code. Start and
stop the engine again and check that the fault
code has been cleared.
Fault codes
96

Fault code D800
Fault
Cause
Fault in the driver stage to the fuel volume
solenoid valve for the front bank, cylinder 1-3.
Remarks
unevenly.
Action
Fault code D801
Fault
Cause
Fault in the driver stage to the fuel volume
solenoid valve for the rear bank, cylinder 4-6.
Remarks
unevenly.
Action
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D802
Fault
Cause
Fault in the driver stage to the injection timing
solenoid valve for the front bank, cylinder 1-3.
Remarks
As a result, cylinder 1-3 shuts down.
Action
Fault code D803
Fault
Cause
Fault in the driver stage to the injection timing
solenoid valve for the rear bank, cylinder 4-6.
Remarks
As a result, cylinder 4-6 shuts down.
Action
Fault codes
98

Fault code D804
Fault
Cause
The voltage on several driver stages is too low.
Remarks
unevenly. The engine torque is reduced by
30%.
Action
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code D900
Fault
40C), i.e. the fuel temperature was below its
lower limit.
Cause
The voltage between pins 3 and 10 in connector
B2 is too high.
Remarks
Action
Check the signal from the fuel temperature
sensor.
Measure the resistance of the fuel temperature
sensor.
Check for any visible faults on the fuel
temperature sensor, the connectors and the
wiring.
Fault codes
100

Fault code D901
Fault
130C), i.e.the fuel temperature was above its
upper limit.
Cause
The voltage between pins 3 and 10 in connector
B2 is too high.
Remarks
Action
Check the signal from the fuel temperature
sensor.
Measure the resistance of the fuel temperature
sensor.
Check for any visible faults on the fuel
temperature sensor, the connectors and the
wiring.
Fault code D902
Fault
Cause
The control unit has not been able to process
(convert) the signal from the fuel temperature
sensor.
Remarks
Action
control unit.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code E000
Fault
Cause
The control unit supplies the fuel volume
solenoid valve on the front bank, cylinder 1-3,
with an incorrect activation time.
Remarks
The fuel injection (the engine) is switched off
As a result, the fault may also generate other
fault codes.
Action
approximately 10 minutes. Check if the fault
code has been generated again.
the control unit.
Fault code E001
Fault
Cause
The control unit supplies the fuel volume
solenoid valve on the rear bank, cylinder 4-6,
with an incorrect activation time.
Remarks
fault codes.
Action
the control unit.
Fault codes
102

Fault code E003
Fault
Cause
The control unit measures the engine speed on
engine speed sensor 1 incorrectly due to an
internal fault in the control unit.
Remarks
fault codes.
Action
the control unit.
Fault code E004
Fault
Cause
The control unit measures the engine speed on
engine speed sensor 2 incorrectly due to an
internal fault in the control unit.
Remarks
fault codes.
Action
the control unit.
Fault codes
03:04-06

Fault code E005
Fault
Cause
Remarks
fault codes.
Action
the control unit.
Fault code E006
Fault
Cause
Remarks
fault codes.
Action
the control unit.
Fault codes
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Fault code E200
Fault
The fault code is generated when the coolant
temperature is above 104C.
Cause
For some reason, the coolant temperature has
become too high.
Remarks
When the coolant temperature is above 104C,
the maximum engine torque is limited to
prevent the engine from overheating. Engine
power is gradually reduced, with a maximum
reduction of 30% at 106C.
Action
Ensure that the engine cooling system is
functioning correctly.
Fault code E300
Fault
The program in the control unit has been
altered in a prohibited manner.
Cause
The program in the control unit has been
altered in a prohibited manner, e.g. by using a
programming tool not approved by Scania.
Remarks
engine speed drops to idle speed.
Action
Renew the control unit.
Fault codes
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Fault code FFFD
Fault
Signal from the emergency shutdown switch.
Cause
A CAN message from the coordinator indicates
that the emergency shutdown switch, which is
connected to the coordinator, is activated.
Remarks
If the vehicle is stationary, the engine is
switched off.
If the vehicle is moving, the engine will begin
to idle. This allows the use of power steering
etc.
It is not possible to use the cruise control.
The fault code is generated every time the
emergency shutdown switch is used. The fault
is no longer active as soon as the emergency
shutdown switch is reset.
Action
Check the switch, connectors and wiring.
Fault code FFFE
Fault
There are fault codes in the coordinator.
Cause
There are one or more fault codes in the
coordinator that have affected the function of
the engine.
Remarks
The fault code is generated if there are fault
codes in the coordinator which affect the
function of the engine.
Action
If the fault code is active, check the fault codes
in the coordinator.
Fault codes
106

Location of components
1
1
8

3
8
9
C2 G13 E30
C56
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108

Wiring Diagrams
Wiring Diagrams
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Wiring Diagrams
110

Operational test
The following operational test must be
performed on the EDC system after each
repair.
1 Erase the fault code memory using a PC
and SD2.
2 Start the engine. The engine idling speed is
500-700 rpm. The engine idling speed will
automatically increase to 600 rpm if the
coolant temperature is below 20-60C (the
temperature limit differs between various
engine types).
3 Put the cruise control switch in the ON
position.
4 Press RES. The engine speed increases to
the stored hand throttle speed
(500-2000 rpm).
5 Press RET. The engine speed gradually
decreases.
6 Press ACC. The engine speed gradually
increases.
7 Press the switch lightly towards OFF
(spring-loaded position). The engine speed
decreases to idling speed.
the stored hand throttle speed.
9 Press lightly on the clutch pedal. The
engine speed decreases to idling speed.
11 Press lightly on the brake pedal. The
13 Push down the retarder hand lever. The
15 Depress the exhaust brake floor switch.
The engine speed decreases to idling
speed.
16 Engage a low gear and slowly release the
clutch without touching the accelerator
pedal. Select a gear that gives a road speed
of 5 km/h at engine idling speed.
17 Increase the road speed by pressing ACC.
At 10 km/h, the hand throttle will be
disengaged (the engine returns to idling
speed). If the engine speed exceeds
2000 rpm before the road speed of 10 km/h
is attained, a higher gear must be selected.
18 Depress the accelerator pedal. Check that
the engine speed corresponds to the
position of the accelerator pedal and that
the engine reacts as it should when
depressing the accelerator.
19 Switch off the engine. The EDC lamp
comes on for about 3 seconds.
20 Check the flashing code memory with the
diagnostic button in the vehicle. The lamp
gives one long flash (4 s), i.e. no faults are
stored.
Checking the idling speed
1 Run the engine until it reaches normal
operating temperature. The idling speed is
reduced to the set value.
2 Check the idling speed. Generally
speaking, the idling speed should be the
lowest speed at which the engine runs
smoothly. The engine idling speed can be
adjusted between 500 and 700 rpm.
Operational test
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