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2006 D4G Removing dozer blade pin
While replacing a track tension seal, I decided to repair the ram that angles the blade (in and out) on our 2006 D4G. I did not realized how much trouble that was going to be before I decided to do this. Ended up making a press out of a 20 ton bottle jack. Now I have the question, Which way... -
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Wiring a receptacle Kit - part number 102-8804
Thanks for all the help....after running through the wiring tests Nige gave me several times and coming up with the expected results, I was somewhat at a loss of what to do next. Dozer still immobile, Park light on, Park brake engaged, no diagnostic light active on the instrument cluster... -
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Wiring a receptacle Kit - part number 102-8804
Well....I hooked up the sensor, removed all the diagnostic codes, and the parking brake won't disengage. My active diagnostic code light is off now, but the park brake stays on regardless of switch position. I had a spare park switch on the shelf, so I put it in, but no change. When the CAT... -
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Wiring a receptacle Kit - part number 102-8804
I got it wired according to the number designations given in the chart. I got called away so I won't be able to try it until Thursday morning. Thank you! -
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Wiring a receptacle Kit - part number 102-8804
I have a Black and White wire on my Sensor pigtail. What are the chances they correspond with the brown and purple wires on the diagram? -
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Wiring a receptacle Kit - part number 102-8804
Machine Model D4G; Serial # MHK12262. I had a 254 diagnostic code and no machine movement, so I changed the deceleration pedal sensor, but did not fix the problem. CAT technician came out and located the problem as a left speed control sensor (part# 360-0453), but he did not have the sensor...