Case IH 12610: Front left wheel speed sensor - open circuit or shorted to battery
Issue description
Indicates a severe electrical fault in the sensor's circuit. An open circuit means the wiring is broken or disconnected, preventing the signal from reaching the controller. Shorted to battery means the sensor's signal or ground wire is improperly making contact with a live voltage source, overriding the sensor's actual readings.
Check the cause
Visually inspect the front left wheel speed sensor and its wiring harness for physical damage, cuts, or melting.
Check the sensor connector for water ingress, bent pins, or corrosion.
Use a multimeter to verify continuity (to rule out an open circuit) and check for unintended voltage on the signal/ground wires (to rule out a short to battery).
Repair steps
Repair
Repair the damaged section of the wiring harness.
Replace
Replace the faulty wheel speed sensor entirely.
Parts you might need
(6)Wheel Speed Sensor
84243033Generic Case IH fitment
Wheel Speed Sensor
392216A1Fits Case IH MX150 / MX170 Maxxum tractors
True Ground Speed Sensor
87733890Fits Case IH Magnum 7110 and 7120 (Replaces 1935112C1)
Speed Sensor
1537171C1Fits Case IH L & XL series tractors, e.g., 495, 595, 895
Wheel Speed Sensor
373803A1Wheel Speed Sensor
169715FP
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