Detroit 14L turbo,vpod,actuator issue. or a sensor
Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by Berzerker, Nov 30, 2014.
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2004 series 60 14L
Code 147/2
No power/ boost
Harness isolated and load tested okay. Delta and tubes Okay. Air supply pressure okay. Actuated bench tested okay. Turbo vane lever moves freely.
No air is ever delivered to actuator.
Will make boost when actuator is disconnected and lever pushed up and engine throttled up.
New fuel filter and pump recently. -
(1) Key on, engine off, connect with DDDL 6.5
(2) click "diagnostics" tab
(3) click "ECM IO configuration" tab
(4) click on "digital output" tab
(5) click on "vpod"
(6) input (95) as value "enter"
vpod should actuate fully. Listen for air leaks also.
P.S make sure air tanks are full before starting proceduredodges1515 Thanks this. -
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After clicking on "digital output" i do not get "VPOD" option.
I get "VGT Control"
After confirming that my ECM to VPOD harness was good "isolated load tested" and confirming I had battery switch power to VPOD and check I had compressed air to VPOD I did put a new VPOD in and it corrected my problem. Thank You for your time again.Attached Files:
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Sorry. I stand corrected. It is "VGT control" not "Vpod" Getting old sucks ###....
dodges1515 Thanks this. -
I did have large amount of water/condensation in the tanks. It did get a new dryer cartridge and service.
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The water is what is prematurely "destroying" the VPod.
2006 EGR Series 60 14L and RocketyMan Thank this.
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