NoBudgetMining
Member
Forgot to post an update. The loader is fixed it ended up being a faulty ECM and the transmission speed sensor. Replaced them and all is good! It was nice that the smaller loader ecms came pre-programmed.
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Cat 914G hi/lo not working
- Thread starter NoBudgetMining
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Nige
Senior Member
Here is the ECM location. If you require an electrical schematic to assist with your diagnostics that will require a Serial Number because there were changes made during the production run of the four different models of 914G.
DMiller
Senior Member
Hard faulted sensor may have been the ECM failure cause.
absoluteyukon
Well-Known Member
It may also be worth noting that an ECM failure is almost always the end of a troubleshooting tree in electrical diagnostics; they are expensive and non-refundable. I would suggest making darn sure the ECM is faulty before condemning it. Good luck!