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Code 8z I need help

I can't figure out why the truck is coding this. The code is not in the manuals. I stI'll have steering and lift/lower functions. Just no forward or reverse travel. Its also not giving me the option to enter a password to get into the service functions
  • Posted 18 Nov 2016 23:30
  • By jacob_t
  • joined 18 Nov'16 - 1 message
  • Kentucky, United States
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Code 8Z: Drive Train Error Detected: While traveling in a straight line at 2.5 mph (4.0 km/h) or greater with a greater than 50% throttle request, high current is detected in one traction motor and not the other.

Jack up both traction tires and request travel. If only one traction tire turns while both traction motors are turning, repair the drive train as necessary.

I think it also may be caused by a bad encoder or maybe brake its being applied.
  • Posted 26 Nov 2016 04:37
  • By CarlosCol
  • joined 13 May'16 - 28 messages
  • Bogota, Colombia

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