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code 162

i have several checks and even changed the load sensor....still no luck is there anthing else that might cause this code
  • Posted 22 Nov 2014 07:29
  • By davy
  • joined 7 Dec'13 - 5 messages
  • Georgia, United States
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I have the same issues before,
Try to replace distribution board. ;)
  • Posted 10 Jan 2015 00:16
  • By anjo_n
  • joined 9 Jan'15 - 15 messages
  • manila, Philippines
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thanx for the info..
  • Posted 14 Dec 2014 02:38
  • By davy
  • joined 7 Dec'13 - 5 messages
  • Georgia, United States
It can also be triggered if Access 3 is not getting power. Check CA403-3 for battery volts. If not there, check FU5 in the distribution board. If it is getting power, then check the Utilities Menu for the Access 3 part number and software number. If you get a blank screen, Access 3 has no power. If you have this, but also have power to the connector above, then your Access 3 might be bad. However, do not throw another one in right away. Check for shorts to frame first as this could be the reason it went bad. Usually the steer motor, lift motor, fan, or contactor coil are shorted, but could be others. Good luck.
  • Posted 13 Dec 2014 10:24
  • By Crown
  • joined 14 Oct'12 - 6 messages
  • Michigan, United States
crown has PDI out on this could also be display modual. if you go in and watch counts as you raise forks past staging they should change from the added weight. if you change display you will probably need crown tech to update software in whole truck to get things to work
  • Posted 29 Nov 2014 08:57
  • By popeye
  • joined 24 Nov'14 - 208 messages
  • Ohio, United States

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