Case IH 352 – Engine Controller (ENG): 5 Volt Sensor Supply voltage is too low
Issue description
The 5-volt reference circuit, which powers various engine sensors, has dropped below the acceptable operating threshold.
Applies to these machines
6 machines- MX Magnum
- STX Steiger
- MX Magnum Tractors
- TG Series Tractors
- Steiger Tractors
- Puma Tractors
Check the cause
Locate the Engine Controller and test pin A10, which is the dedicated output for the 5 Volt Sensor Supply
Check for a short-to-ground in the engine wiring harness
Check for a shorted 5V sensor that is pulling the reference voltage down
Repair steps
Test pin A10 voltage
Test pin A10 with the harness disconnected.
Evaluate Engine Controller
If the voltage is low at the pin with the harness disconnected, the Engine Controller itself may be faulty and require replacement.
Trace harness or unplug sensors
If the voltage returns to 5V when the harness is disconnected, trace the harness to find the shorted wire or unplug sensors one by one until the voltage returns to normal.
Repair or replace faulty component
Replace the faulty sensor or repair the wire.
Parts you might need
(3)Engine Controller (ECU)
Exact OEM part number depends on the specific tractor model/serial
Engine Wiring Harness
5-Volt Engine Sensor
e.g., boost pressure sensor, position sensor, etc., if one is found to be shorted internally
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