serv codes

[Ted Allen]

Cat D5N xl CAT00D5NEAGG01698

I have several codes and lights flashing on dash, Gear lights.
030---081902
113---0168.04
113---0177.03
113--0269.04
113---0672.02
113--0673.02
113--0668.12
113--0697.06

036--0262.04
036--0263.04

Is there somewhere to download all the possible codes for this dozer?

Thanks for help!!

 

[Nige]

Which of that list of Codes are actually Active.?

This thread might be a good place to start - https://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/threads/the-famous-cat-click-box.72956/

 

[Ted Allen]

Thank you Nige....how to tell if active or not....I scrolled thru them and no light or anything to tell me if active code or not

 

[Nige]

Look for the SERV CODE icon towards the RH side of the monitor panel screen.
This icon should light when you first turn the key on then go out after the panel completes its self-test.
If it stays on then you have at least one Active Code, you just have to scroll through all the Codes and keep an eye on the SERV CODE to see which one or more of the list of Codes are Active.

 

[Ted Allen]

thanks, I will check them!

 

[Nige]

Take a look at Page 3 of the thread I linked. You will need to be able to delete all the Logged (non-Active) Codes just to simplify the list.
You can't delete Active Codes until you've fixed them, which turns them into Logged Codes.

 

[Ted Allen]

looks like the only active code is the 113-0177.03

 

[Nige]

looks like the only active code is the 113-0177.03

This relates to the transmission temperature sensor. Here is the troubleshooting procedure. Don't go assuming it's a bad sensor, it could just as easily be a wiring fault.
You'll need a set of "spoons" for a multimeter so that you can backprobe the harness connectors without disconnecting them. Don't go poking holes in the insulation, it will come back to bite you at some point in the future.
https://www.amazon.com/Electronic-Specialties-616-Spoon-Probes/dp/B07Q2MZSYH