John Deere 000647.05 – ECU: Intercooler Hydraulic Fan Drive Solenoid Low Amps
Issue description
The Engine Control Unit (ECU) has detected low amperage in the electrical circuit for the intercooler hydraulic fan drive solenoid. This indicates an open circuit, a high-resistance connection, or a faulty solenoid. If left unresolved, this condition can lead to improper functioning of the engine's cooling fan, potentially causing the engine to overheat under load.
Applies to these machines
13 machines- 6110M
- 6120M
- 6130M
- 5085E
- 5090E
- 5090EL
- 5100E
- 6105M
- 6115M
- 6125M
- 6140M
- 6150M
- 6170M
Check the cause
Visually inspect the wiring harness and connectors leading to the intercooler hydraulic fan drive solenoid for frayed wires, loose connections, or corrosion (pay close attention to the wiring leads on the solenoid coil above the fan drive piston housing)
Check the hydraulic oil reservoir for low fluid levels, which can affect hydraulic fan drive operation
Perform basic electrical checks using a multimeter to verify continuity in the wiring to the solenoid
Test the solenoid's resistance to ensure it is within manufacturer specifications
Repair steps
Prepare machine for service
Ensure the tractor is on level ground with the parking brake engaged. Disconnect the battery to prevent accidental starting and electrical shorts.
Locate and clean solenoid connections
Locate the intercooler hydraulic fan drive solenoid on the fan drive assembly. Disconnect the electrical connector and clean both the connector and the solenoid terminals with a suitable electrical contact cleaner.
Test solenoid actuation
Apply a 12V source directly to the solenoid's terminals and listen for a 'click' to indicate it is actuating properly.
Inspect and repair wiring
If the solenoid functions correctly, the issue is likely in the wiring. Carefully inspect the entire length of the wiring harness for damage. Repair any broken or frayed wires and ensure all connections are secure.
Replace the solenoid
If the solenoid fails the actuation test or resistance checks, replace it with a new unit.
Reassemble and test
Reconnect the electrical connector and the battery. Start the tractor and verify if the fault code has cleared and the fan is operating correctly.
Parts you might need
(6)- Hydraulic Solenoid ValveRE286670
Listed for various M-series tractors. Verify fitment by serial number.
Hydraulic Fan Solenoid Valve Coil
F072153Verify fitment by serial number.
Fan Drive Solenoid Hydraulic Valve
4639168Verify fitment by serial number.
Fan Drive Solenoid Valve
AT455746Verify fitment by serial number.
- PTO Solenoid ValveAL177192
Listed for some M-series tractors. Verify fitment by serial number.
Intercooler Hydraulic Fan Drive Solenoid
Generic part name. Cross-reference with John Deere parts catalog for specific machine serial number.
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