ENG 3670

New Holland ENG 3670 – ENGINE module: EGR Short to Battery on EGR Out2 pin A35 error for H-bridge

Issue description

The Engine Control Unit (ECU) has detected a short circuit to battery voltage on the EGR valve's control circuit (Out2, corresponding to ECU pin A35). This means there is unwanted voltage on the return/control wire, which is typically caused by a wiring harness shorting to a power source or an internal short within the EGR valve motor itself.

Applies to these machines

  • F5C
  • F5H
  • F5DF
  • F5DG
  • H5HF
  • F5HG
  • L218
  • L220
  • L221
  • L223
  • L228
  • L230
  • L321
  • L328
  • C227
  • C232
  • C237
  • C238
  • C327
  • C332
  • C337
  • T4.55
  • T4.65
  • T4.75
  • T4.80F
  • T4.80V
  • T4.90F
  • T4.100F
  • T4.100LP
  • T4.100N
  • T4.100V
  • T4.105
  • B100C
  • B110C
  • B115C

Check the cause

  1. Visually inspect the wiring harness between the Engine ECU and the EGR valve for any signs of chafing, melting, or exposed wires that could cause a short to a 12V power source.

  2. Disconnect the harness from the EGR valve and the ECU. Using a multimeter, test the wire corresponding to ECU pin A35 (EGR Out2) for continuity to battery power. If voltage is present while disconnected, the wiring harness is shorted.

  3. Inspect the EGR valve connector and ECU connector for corrosion, water intrusion, or bent pins that could bridge the power and control circuits.

  4. If the wiring harness tests good, the short is likely internal to the EGR valve's H-bridge motor circuit.

Repair steps

  1. Isolate the Fault

    Perform the diagnostic checks above to determine if the fault is in the wiring harness or the EGR valve itself.

  2. Repair Wiring

    If the wire at pin A35 is shorted to battery voltage, locate the chafe or melt point in the harness and repair the wire using OEM-approved splicing methods, or replace the engine wiring harness.

  3. Replace the EGR Valve

    If the harness is intact, the EGR valve has failed internally. Drain the engine coolant, remove the intake/exhaust piping and electrical connector from the EGR valve, unbolt and remove the faulty EGR valve, clean the mounting surface, and install the new EGR valve with a new gasket.

  4. Reassembly & Clearing

    Reconnect all components, refill the coolant, clear the ENG 3670 fault code using a diagnostic scan tool, and run the engine to verify the repair.

Parts you might need

(9)
  • EGR Control Valve

    5801669153

    Primary Part Number

  • EGR Control Valve

    5801608746

    Cross-reference

  • EGR Control Valve

    673247

    Cross-reference

  • EGR Control Valve

    MEC673247

    Cross-reference

  • EGR Valve

    SBA120806020

    Alternative/Older Part Number

  • EGR Service Kit

    MT20178796
  • EGR Cooler

    5801958838

    If damaged/clogged

  • EGR Cooler

    SBA145806020

    If damaged/clogged

  • EGR Valve Gasket

    Generic part name, required for installation

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