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Bobcat T-190 8 volt power supply

Mark Payne

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Joined
Jul 1, 2015
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2
Location
Georgia/Alabama
I am getting multiple codes for sensor faults plus 47-22 for 8 volt power supply. If I check voltage at seat bar sensor , oil pressure sensor and coolant sensor I get 2.7 volts. Grounds are good, removed and cleaned battery ground, ohmed wires between sensor plugs and controller...all check OK. I have wiring diagram but it has very small and poor print.
What else, besides the controller, could cause me to not get 8 volts at the sensors....or should it be 8 volts?
 

lantraxco

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Jan 1, 2009
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7,704
Location
Elsewhen
Dunno about Bobcat, but low voltage on a sensor line usually means a shorted sensor, try unplugging one sensor at a time and watch to see if the voltage comes up. Low voltage will usually cause all the sensors on that supply to throw fault codes.
 

Natasha Moreno

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Joined
Jun 4, 2023
Messages
3
Location
Houston tx
Hello my bobcat is showing H4741.
Can someone help me understand what's wrong with it or how I can fix this. It's powered off twice.707590292.jpg
 
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