4153

Case IH 4153 – EHR (Electronic Hitch/Hydraulic Remote) controller: Rear remote no. 4 - internal position sensor faulty

Issue description

The control module has detected an electrical fault, out-of-range signal, or failure of the internal position sensor (potentiometer) that monitors the spool position inside the #4 rear hydraulic remote valve.

Applies to these machines

  • Magnum
  • Maxxum
  • Steiger T4B
  • MAXXUM T4E
  • Magnum 235-340 (Series 4)
  • Steiger / Quadtrac
  • Puma
  • MX / TG Series

Check the cause

  1. Check for related EHR error codes (such as voltage or CAN communication faults) to rule out broader harness or controller issues

  2. Inspect the 4-pin connector at the #4 rear remote valve pilot head to ensure it is fully seated, undamaged, and pins are tight

  3. Test the circuit between the position sensor connector and the EHR ECU for continuity, short circuits to ground, or open circuits

  4. Isolate the component to confirm if the failure is internal to the spool position potentiometer

Repair steps

  1. Remove the faulty component

    Disconnect the electrical connector and unbolt the faulty pilot head (proportional actuator) from the top of the #4 remote valve body.

  2. Install the replacement

    Mount the new pilot head valve assembly onto the valve body and reconnect the 4-pin electrical harness.

  3. Reassign valve addresses

    Once the new pilot head is installed, you must use the tractor's display/controller to reassign the valve addresses so the EHR controller knows which cab lever controls the newly installed valve head.

  4. Calibrate the valve

    Perform the hydraulic valve calibration procedure. This tunes the valve for proper function and flow control.

  5. Clear codes

    Clear the 4153 error code from the EHR module and test the #4 remote for normal operation.

Parts you might need

(1)
  • Proportional Actuator / Standard Pilot Head Valve Assembly

    47643919

    Superseded / Replaced Part Numbers: 47434056, 84139664, 84173128, 84478195, 87577686

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