Case IH 19531 – Engine Control Module (ECM) / Engine Control Unit (ECU): Misfire detected in cylinder 6
Issue description
The system has detected a power contribution imbalance or a lack of combustion in cylinder 6 (or cylinder 2 on 4-cylinder engines). This is typically caused by a lack of fuel, a faulty injector, aerated fuel, or a mechanical base-engine issue (such as damaged cams or lifters).
Applies to these machines
7 machines- Tier 4b
- Magnum Series: 180, 190, 200, 225, 240
- Puma Series: 130, 140, 145, 155, 160, 170, 185, 200, 205, 215, 225, 230
- Maxxum Series: 110, 120, 130
- Combines: AF4130, AF5130
- Wheel Loaders / Construction: 621F, 721F, 821E, 821F, 921F, 865B, 885B
- Patriot Sprayers
Check the cause
Use an electronic service tool to perform a Fuel Correction Test / Cylinder Balance Test to verify that cylinder 6 is the underperforming cylinder
Check the low-pressure fuel supply for restrictions or aeration (air in the fuel lines)
Check the cylinder 6 fuel injector hold-down torque and inspect for a leaking combustion chamber gasket
Inspect the wiring harness and connectors leading to the cylinder 6 injector for shorts, opens, or corrosion
If fuel and electrical systems pass, perform a compression test or inspect the valvetrain for damaged cams and/or lifters
Repair steps
Isolate the Fault
Confirm the misfire is isolated to cylinder 6 using the diagnostic scan tool.
Inspect Wiring
Disconnect the cylinder 6 injector harness and check for damage. Repair the harness if necessary.
Replace the Injector
If the wiring is intact and fuel supply is clean/unaerated, the injector is likely defective. Remove the high-pressure fuel line and injector hold-down clamp for cylinder 6.
Install New Injector
Install the replacement injector with a new nozzle washer and O-ring seal. Torque the hold-down bolt and high-pressure lines to OEM specifications.
Reassemble and Bleed
Reconnect the electrical harness, bleed the fuel system if required by the service manual, and clear the fault codes from the ECM.
Test Run
Run the engine and perform another cylinder balance test to verify the misfire is resolved.
Parts you might need
(8)Fuel Injector (Common Rail)
2854608Case IH / New Holland OEM. Fits Case IH 6.7L Iveco/FPT engines (2007–2016+). Verify exact part number against ESN.
Fuel Injector (Common Rail)
2855135Case IH / New Holland OEM. Fits Case IH 6.7L Iveco/FPT engines (2007–2016+). Verify exact part number against ESN.
Fuel Injector (Common Rail)
504091505Case IH / New Holland OEM. Fits Case IH 6.7L Iveco/FPT engines (2007–2016+). Verify exact part number against ESN.
Fuel Injector (Common Rail)
504117273Case IH / New Holland OEM. Fits Case IH 6.7L Iveco/FPT engines (2007–2016+). Verify exact part number against ESN.
Fuel Injector (Common Rail)
0445120057Bosch (Original Manufacturer). Fits Case IH 6.7L Iveco/FPT engines (2007–2016+). Verify exact part number against ESN.
Fuel Injector (Common Rail)
0445120075Bosch (Original Manufacturer). Fits Case IH 6.7L Iveco/FPT engines (2007–2016+). Verify exact part number against ESN.
Fuel Injector (Common Rail)
0986435552Bosch (Original Manufacturer). Fits Case IH 6.7L Iveco/FPT engines (2007–2016+). Verify exact part number against ESN.
Fuel Injector (Common Rail)
0986435530Bosch (Original Manufacturer). Fits Case IH 6.7L Iveco/FPT engines (2007–2016+). Verify exact part number against ESN.
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