Id7747h / 7747h (637 05)

CLAAS Id7747h / 7747h (637 05) – ENG (A15): Intensity of the crankshaft position sensor low.

Issue description

The engine control unit is detecting an abnormally low electrical current or an open circuit from the primary crankshaft position sensor (B231). The engine will continue to run normally in a degraded mode, relying on the secondary timing position sensor (B232).

Applies to these machines

  • Axion 800
  • Axion 810
  • Axion 820
  • Axion 830
  • Axion 840
  • Axion 850
  • Arion 410
  • Arion 430
  • Arion 510
  • Arion 520
  • Arion 530
  • Arion 550
  • Arion 610
  • Arion 620
  • Arion 630
  • Arion 640
  • Arion 650

Check the cause

  1. Inspect the crankshaft position sensor (B231) and the engine module (A15) for obvious physical damage.

  2. Check the connectors and the continuity of the wiring harness linking the B231 sensor to the A15 Engine ECU. Look for rubbed wires, corrosion, or loose pins.

  3. Test the circuit for short-circuits to ground or open circuits.

  4. Measure the internal resistance of the crankshaft position sensor to see if it falls outside of the manufacturer's specified range.

  5. Verify the physical adjustment and air gap of the sensor against the crankshaft target wheel.

Repair steps

  1. Locate the Sensor

    The crankshaft position sensor (B231) is located on the front of the engine block, near the timing cover and crankshaft torsional absorber.

  2. Clear Access

    Depending on the specific tractor model (4-cylinder vs. 6-cylinder), you may need to remove the fan belt or navigate around the oil pressure controller to gain clear access to the sensor.

  3. Disconnect Wiring

    Carefully unplug the 2-pin electrical connector from the sensor.

  4. Remove Harness Clamps

    Remove the bolts securing the clamps on the wiring harness for the crankshaft position sensor to free the wire.

  5. Remove the Sensor

    Unbolt and remove the old crankshaft position sensor (B231) from the timing cover/engine block.

  6. Install the New Sensor

    Insert the new sensor and tighten the mounting bolt to the specified torque (refer to your specific engine's torque overview).

  7. Re-secure Wiring

    Fit and tighten the bolts securing the wiring harness clamps, ensuring the wire is routed safely away from moving belts and hot engine components.

  8. Reconnect and Clear Codes

    Plug the 2-pin connector back in. Turn on the tractor's ignition and use the CLAAS Metadiag or equivalent diagnostic tool to clear the Id7747h / 637 05 fault code.

Parts you might need

(4)
  • Crankshaft Position Sensor / Engine Speed Sensor (Component B231)

    RE537634

    2-pin connector. Manufactured by Sensata for John Deere OEM. Verify the exact part number against your engine's serial number.

  • Crankshaft Position Sensor / Engine Speed Sensor (Component B231)

    RE519144

    2-pin connector. Manufactured by Sensata for John Deere OEM. Verify the exact part number against your engine's serial number.

  • Crankshaft Position Sensor / Engine Speed Sensor (Component B231)

    RE508195

    2-pin connector. Manufactured by Sensata for John Deere OEM. Verify the exact part number against your engine's serial number.

  • Crankshaft Position Sensor / Engine Speed Sensor (Component B231)

    MIU802138

    2-pin connector. Manufactured by Sensata for John Deere OEM. Verify the exact part number against your engine's serial number.

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