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Volvo L120E D7D engine not starting

O.Aburumman

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Hello everyone

I have long story and i hope find a problem here .

I am now working on a volvo wheel loader l120e, according to the vehicle’s record. The vehicle was stopping for oil maintenance and was left for five days without work. When the driver wanted to start it, he found that the batteries had died. The driver decided to do a battery jump with another vehicle. The loader did not start and became There is a short circuit in the e-ecu. We took the e-ecu to the electronics repair shop and it repaired what was required. There was a defect in the injection circuit. We installed the e-ecu on the loader, but engine still not starting . When I used the Techtool, there is a Code


MID128 SID1 FMI11
MID128 SID2 FMI11
MID128 SID3 FMI11
MID128 SID4 FMI11
MID128 SID5 FMI11
MID128 SID 6 FMI11

Knowing that I checked all the power lines on the loader and checked the CAN lines and everything was correct, I installed the e-ecu on a loader of the same model and the engine was not working.

I checked the e-ecu on the table. I gave it power and ground and connected the CAN H and CAN LOW lines. The techtool gave me code on all the sensors that they are not connected This is normal because I did not connect the sensors such as camshaft sensor, crank sensor, acc pedal …

But the strange thing is that techtool gives me a code that the injector unit is unidentifiable and that its code is now inactive

What can I do now ?!

If I reprogramming the e-ecu using the flash file can the problem be solved ?
 

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sfrs4

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when you had the ecu "repaired" I wonder if you lost the codes for the injectors and so they will need reinputting?
 

O.Aburumman

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Hello Sfrs4

I work on Techtool Offline, when I want to do a calibration of the injection unit pump , I have to enter the calibration number that consists of four digits knowing that it is installed on the injector unit pump So far things are going fine for me , But when I wanted to get the numbers from the injection units, it wasn't obvious and hard to get the 4 digit code .
Is there a way to get the code?

If i reprogramming Eecu via the flash file with new programming, Doing reprogramming will do the calibration of the injector unit pump?
 

sfrs4

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As far as I know if you reprogram the ecu with the original file from factory for the machine, it would use the original injector codes....But if you have changed the injectors at any point then they will be wrong. and with your machine having 22thousand + hours i doubt it has original injectors in it.
 

funwithfuel

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I don't recall there being trim codes on IEUPs . Have you checked the harness where it is secured to the tin support plate attached to the valve cover? You have to check it very closely especially where it comes up around behind the a/c comp - fuel pump area. Many times, I've found shorted injector harness there.
Good luck
 
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