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Series 60 ddec2 wiring diagram

lg junior

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Trying to find a better diagram. There is a diode to protect the ECM from backfeed. I'll try to get that up as soon as I can.
 

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Try this... hope it works...
 

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lg junior

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This diagram is for an International. Sometimes they are less confusing. The diode is on the right where it says 337.
 

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Try it out with lights first that will definitely tell you if diodes are needed to stop any backfeed.
Looking at one schematic it doesn't show numbers for the Jake wires in the head. It gives a red wire as activating two solenoids and a blue wire for the remaining center cylinder. I hope that helps.
Unfortunatly im working with one of those harnesses that does not have wire colors but all wires are white lol. Some wires have readable numbers some are trace em down kinda operation. Yesterday i went wire by wire completly through my interface harness and identified and labled every wire.

This morning i got my circuit powered up and everything works perfectly. I have no feedback and i do not see a need for diodes. Makes me think i designed a better or simpler circuit than what factory had. Hard to believe but it seems to work at least on the bench in theory!
 

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lg junior

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All the schematics I have found show a diode to protect the ECM from back feed.
It would not be hard to add one to the wire that comes from the ECM to activate the Jake.
Just to be on the safe side. Good luck!
 

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Hey thats a great diagram. Ok yea i can see the diode now to protect ecm. That makes sense. Wish i knew what size to get lol. Also something else i see the jake on switch is double pole and it also opens the ecm relay control circuit in off mode and that makes sense so its not neddlesly working the relay and that also keeps that circuit from being on for long periods of time. Its probably not a 100% duty cycle circuit at the ecm level.
 

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Making more progress. Got a radiator hung today out of an old 70s cabover international. Just gotta hook it all up. Gotta love the shutter stats! Why did the ever get rid of those? They were fantastic!
 

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Making more progress. Got a radiator hung today out of an old 70s cabover international. Just gotta hook it all up. Gotta love the shutter stats! Why did they20181205_181716.jpg ever get rid of those? They were fantastic! Getting closer to being able to fire this ol girl up! Working on this while im.waiting for switches and other parts to show up from amazon!
 

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Of course the answer why they can't have shutters today is that aftercoolers and condensers need full air flow at all times. Those huge hazmat placards can block a lot of air. Move them to the bumper and the fan runs a lot less.

How did the shutters work in that case? How did they interact with the thermostat?
 

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Of course the answer why they can't have shutters today is that aftercoolers and condensers need full air flow at all times. Those huge hazmat placards can block a lot of air. Move them to the bumper and the fan runs a lot less.

How did the shutters work in that case? How did they interact with the thermostat?
There was a thermostat control valve on the engine that sensed engine temp and would apply air to open or close depending on temp. They also had a cylinder in the air conditioning hoses that wouls open them when the air conditioner was on. They really were a great system!
 

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If I run this engine without a coolant level sensor will it trip the engine shut down? Still working through wiring but getting close.
 

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Got this engine started on the engine stand today! Only thing is it wont throttle up. From every thing i can see i have it wired correctly. I have checked continuity and checked how i have it wired to the interface harness connector location several times. I can hook my pro link in and it shows tps cnts moves when you run the throttle. The tps pct does nothing and just reads 0%. I have got to think at this point something in the ecm is keeping it from throttling up. Anything i should check?
 

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Also my high idle does not work and it keeps flashing code 25 which is no codes present. Even when running it keeps flashing that. Shouldnt that quit flashing once running?
I do not have a vss or coolant level sensor and module wired in. Could that be a reason it wont throttle?
 

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Ok got my cruise to work. Figured out my clutch and brake switch was wired backwards. Not sure how I did that. Anyhow i now have high idle and can throttle it with the cruise switches. Still not with throttle pedal. Will switch the wires the right way but i doubt that will solve the throttle peddle issue!
 
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