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Komatsu D61EX-23 Engine belt burst and cut a few wires now it refuse to start.

Brian Bobb

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This machine was working fine until the belt burst and cut a few wires. The wires were repaired but it refuses to start. Would these codes prevent it from starting CA352, CA222, CA1844? Are there any other possibilities that would keep the engine from start after the belt burst and wires were cut?
 

Brian Bobb

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Yes just four wires were cut and they are in the right place. Checked everywhere in front of the engine and no other wire damage. Just tried to crank it after replacing the Ambient sensor and how having error codes for injector #4 #5 #6
 

Brian Bobb

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There aren't much wires at the front of it and the ones that got cut from the belt is for the adblue system. Currently only have error codes for the crankcase pressure sensor and those injector codes.
 

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That belt hit something that caused wires to possibly short and blow a fuse, a fusible link, a relay, or who knows what else got spiked with the belt acting like a whip like Vetech63 said.
There is some hidden damage to suddenly be 3 cylinders out of commision.
Could be the result of a short to ground that affected something way far away from contact area.
Hard to tell without a schematic.
Simon C
 

Brian Bobb

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That belt hit something that caused wires to possibly short and blow a fuse, a fusible link, a relay, or who knows what else got spiked with the belt acting like a whip like Vetech63 said.
There is some hidden damage to suddenly be 3 cylinders out of commision.
Could be the result of a short to ground that affected something way far away from contact area.
Hard to tell without a schematic.
Simon C
Yeah we probably are missing something. Checked all fuses and wires around the area and everything looks ok. Lol one belt just caused a whole lot of issues.
 

coalrulz

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Would it be possible for you to monitor the following from the service side of the monitor?
- 01002 Engine Speed
- 03204 Battery Power Supply
- 36400 Rail Pressure
- 36200 Rail Pressure Command
- 48000 IMV Current
- 48001 IMV Current Command
Please check and record first with key on engine off, then record while cranking engine.
 

Brian Bobb

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Would it be possible for you to monitor the following from the service side of the monitor?
- 01002 Engine Speed
- 03204 Battery Power Supply
- 36400 Rail Pressure
- 36200 Rail Pressure Command
- 48000 IMV Current
- 48001 IMV Current Command
Please check and record first with key on engine off, then record while cranking engine.
Should be able to do that tomorrow and let you know
 

Brian Bobb

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Would it be possible for you to monitor the following from the service side of the monitor?
- 01002 Engine Speed
- 03204 Battery Power Supply
- 36400 Rail Pressure
- 36200 Rail Pressure Command
- 48000 IMV Current
- 48001 IMV Current Command
Please check and record first with key on engine off, then record while cranking engine.
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coalrulz

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Brian,

First image - key on engine off - should not be registering common rail pressure any where near 741 Kg (10500 psi) when the injection pump is not turning.
Second image - engine cranking - odd that in both images actual rail pressure and commanded are exactly the same, usually there is some variance in the numbers - even if only by a few kg's.

Fuel display in bottom right corner of images shows no fuel and background of diesel fuel symbol is red (indicating very low or no fuel). Is the fuel gauge working correctly?

Attached image shows how the wiring harness fits on the engine. items #3, #11, and #15 are the injector electrical connectors at the head. Since you have multiple codes I would start by troubleshooting for CA352 (attached doc).

Perhaps the main engine harness between the engine ECM and engine sensors, injectors, actuators was damaged by belt failure.
 

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Brian Bobb

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What should the registered common rail pressure when the engine is not running?

The sensor for the fuel is not good and we need to replace it but the tank is full.

Thank you. I will run through these and check and give you an update.
 

coalrulz

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Common rail pressure without engine running should be near zero. Have seen -100 to +100 simply because the transducer is rated for over 30,000 psi. If transducer error range is 1% that is around 300 psi.
 

Brian Bobb

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Common rail pressure without engine running should be near zero. Have seen -100 to +100 simply because the transducer is rated for over 30,000 psi. If transducer error range is 1% that is around 300 psi.
Could the new sensor that we installed cause that?
 
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