Case IH 3705 – Engine ECU (EDC): Injector Adjustment programming: check of missing injector adjustment value programming (Cyl. 3)
Issue description
The Engine Control Unit (ECU) is missing the Injector Quantity Adjustment (IQA) code (also known as the injector trim code or adjustment value) for the fuel injector installed in cylinder number 3.
Applies to these machines
24 machines- Farmall
- skid steer
- FPT F5H
- FPT F5B
- FPT 8.7L
- Magnum 235
- Magnum 250
- Magnum 260
- Magnum 280
- Magnum 290
- Magnum 315
- Magnum 340
- Axial-Flow 6130
- Axial-Flow 7130
- Axial-Flow 7230
- SR220
- SR250
- SV250
- SV300
- TR320
- TV380
- 1021F
- 1021G
- 1121F
Check the cause
Check recent service history to determine if the cylinder 3 fuel injector was recently replaced, or if the Engine ECU was recently replaced or flashed
Locate cylinder 3 on the engine and visually read and write down the alphanumeric IQA/trim code printed on the top (solenoid head) of the fuel injector
Connect the CNH Electronic Service Tool (EST) to the machine's diagnostic port, read the current injector codes stored in the Engine ECU, and verify if the entry for cylinder 3 is blank, corrupted, or mismatched with the physical code
Repair steps
Connect diagnostic tool
Connect the CNH Electronic Service Tool (EST) laptop to the machine's diagnostic connector.
Turn ignition ON
Turn the ignition key to the ON position (engine off).
Open programming menu
Open the engine control module (EDC) programming or configuration menu within the EST software.
Navigate to IQA programming
Navigate to the Injector Adjustment / IQA programming section.
Input trim code
Select Cylinder 3 and input the exact alphanumeric trim code that you physically read off the top of the cylinder 3 fuel injector.
Save configuration
Save the configuration to the ECU.
Perform key cycle
Perform a key cycle (turn the ignition off, wait for the ECU to power down completely, then turn it back on) to ensure the value is permanently stored.
Clear fault code
Clear the inactive 3705 fault code.
Verify repair
Start the engine and verify that the fault code does not return and that the engine runs smoothly.
Replace injector if necessary
If the ECU refuses to accept the code, or if the code is correct but the injector is electrically failing, the injector itself must be replaced and the new injector's code programmed.
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