Fendt 1E.1.62 – A051 - ECU, Engine Control Unit (EDC 7): Misfiring on cylinder 2
Issue description
The engine control unit has detected a misfire condition specifically in cylinder 2 of the engine. This can be caused by a lack of fuel, loss of compression, or an electrical fault in the injector circuit.
Applies to these machines
15 machines- 309 Vario COM III
- 310 Vario COM III
- 311 Vario COM III
- 312 Vario COM III
- 922 Vario COM III
- 924 Vario COM III
- 927 Vario COM III
- 930 Vario COM III
- 933 Vario COM III
- 936 Vario COM III
- Fendt 300 Vario COM III
- Fendt 400 Vario COM III
- Fendt 700 Vario COM III
- Fendt 800 Vario COM III
- Fendt 900 Vario COM III
Check the cause
Identify Cylinder 2: Note that on these Deutz engines, Cylinder 1 is located on the flywheel side. Count accordingly to locate cylinder 2.
Electrical & Wiring Inspection: Check the wiring harness and connectors between the cylinder 2 fuel injector and the A051 (EDC 7) control unit for breaks, corrosion, or short circuits.
Fuel System Check: Inspect the cylinder 2 injector for mechanical failure or clogging.
Mechanical Engine Tests: If the injector and wiring are sound, perform an engine compression test and check the inlet manifolds for leaks to rule out head gasket failures or valve problems.
Clear Codes: The OEM manual notes that after correcting the physical fault, the error must be deleted in the engine control unit using the SERDIA diagnostic software (Clear fault FC:0027).
Repair steps
Disconnect Power
Disconnect the tractor's battery to prevent electrical spikes.
Access the Injector
Remove necessary engine covers to access the Deutz Common Rail fuel injectors.
Test/Replace Injector
Swap the cylinder 2 injector with another cylinder (e.g., cylinder 3). Reassemble, clear the code via SERDIA, and run the engine. If the misfire code moves to the new cylinder (e.g., 1E.1.63 for cylinder 3), the injector is faulty and must be replaced.
Check ECU (If problem persists)
If the wiring and injector are perfectly fine but the misfire remains on cylinder 2, the injector driver inside the Bosch EDC 7 unit may have failed. The ECU will need to be removed and sent to a specialist for cloning/repair, or replaced entirely.
Reassembly and Calibration
Install the new parts, bleed the common rail fuel system if necessary, and use the SERDIA tool to clear the stored 1E.1.62 / FC:0027 codes.
Parts you might need
(9)EDC7UC31 Engine Control Unit
0281010253Exact part number depends heavily on the specific tractor chassis and engine displacement; ECU cloning/programming is required upon replacement
EDC7UC31 Engine Control Unit
0281020048Exact part number depends heavily on the specific tractor chassis and engine displacement; ECU cloning/programming is required upon replacement
EDC7UC31 Engine Control Unit
0281020059Exact part number depends heavily on the specific tractor chassis and engine displacement; ECU cloning/programming is required upon replacement
EDC7UC31 Engine Control Unit
0281020070Exact part number depends heavily on the specific tractor chassis and engine displacement; ECU cloning/programming is required upon replacement
EDC7UC31 Engine Control Unit
0281020099Exact part number depends heavily on the specific tractor chassis and engine displacement; ECU cloning/programming is required upon replacement
EDC7UC31 Engine Control Unit
0281020112Exact part number depends heavily on the specific tractor chassis and engine displacement; ECU cloning/programming is required upon replacement
EDC7UC31 Engine Control Unit
5801811458Exact part number depends heavily on the specific tractor chassis and engine displacement; ECU cloning/programming is required upon replacement
Deutz Common Rail (DCR) Fuel Injector
Specific part number requires exact engine serial number
Engine Injector Wiring Harness / EDC Control Circuit
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