John Deere 523967.02 – TIA, UIC, or ACU: Speed Band Switch and Voltage Mismatch
Issue description
Indicates a conflict or mismatch between the position of the Speed Band switch (Speed Band 1 or 2) and the corresponding analog voltage readings from the potentiometer on the speed control lever (S108 or B67). The control unit will typically limit the functionality of the speed control lever to prevent operational errors.
Applies to these machines
14 machines- 6110R
- 6120R
- 6130R
- 6145R
- 6155R
- 6175R
- 6195R
- 6215R
- 6230
- 6330
- 6430
- 8310RT
- 8335RT
- 8360RT
Check the cause
Inspect the physical condition of the speed control lever (B67 / S108) to ensure it is properly positioned and not mechanically binding or damaged.
Inspect the Speed Band switch for physical defects or operational issues that might impair its ability to correctly modify or represent voltage changes.
Using a multimeter, measure the actual voltage output when the Speed Band switch is engaged to ensure readings correspond accurately with the switch position and the potentiometer's expected values.
Inspect all wiring and connectors related to the speed control lever and speed band switches for signs of wear, damage, corrosion, or loose pins causing intermittent voltage discrepancies.
Repair steps
Recalibrate the Switch/Lever
If the switch, lever, and wiring are physically intact, attempt to recalibrate or adjust the switch settings via the tractor's diagnostic monitor to align with the expected voltage outputs.
Repair Wiring
If any damaged wiring or corroded connectors were found during the diagnostic checks, repair or replace the affected harness sections.
Replace the Speed Band Switch
If recalibration does not correct the voltage mismatch, or if there is evidence of mechanical failure inside the switch, replace the Speed Band switch.
Replace the Speed Control Lever
If the potentiometer (B67/S108) on the speed control lever is found to be faulty and is sending incorrect voltage ratios that cannot be calibrated, replace the entire speed control lever/sensor unit.
Clear Codes and Test
After replacing components or repairing wiring, clear the fault codes and test the tractor's speed bands in operation to ensure the voltage mismatch is resolved.
Parts you might need
(4)Speed Control Lever / Sensor Unit (S108 / B67)
AL151282Fits a wide range of 6000, 6M, and 6R series tractors
Speed Control Lever / Sensor Unit (S108 / B67)
AL119895Alternative lever part number depending on exact cab/console configuration
Speed Control Lever / Sensor Unit (S108 / B67)
R58509Alternative lever part number depending on exact cab/console configuration
Speed Band Switch
Specific OEM part number depends on the exact console/armrest configuration; often serviced as part of the larger armrest switch bezel
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