Linde (& Baker) H35D:
code T220, serial no H2X393PO3270/2003

Hi All

I have a truck showing T220 and the engine will not start, can anyone help? Ive had a few other codes on other machines, L222, L247 but always been able to start up. I'm thinking this code is preventing start up as all is ok, fuel, battery etc, any ideas?
  • Posted 12 Mar 2014 23:55
  • Discussion started by iain_h
  • Central Equatoria, Sudan
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Hi , could you solve this problem ? I have same situation
F/G
what are you code s
  • Posted 26 May 2023 04:22
  • Reply by michel_v
  • noord holland, Netherlands
Hi , could you solve this problem ? I have same situation
F/G
T220=Loss of voltage supply to LHC or ECU, normally associated with trucks working on loading docks or very bumpy ground. The ECU relay comes lose and on some occasions falls out. Check power supplies, including fuses first. 99% of the time this is your fault.
  • Posted 4 Sep 2014 23:35
  • Reply by denis_r
  • South Carolina, United States
Hi Karait,

Thank you for your helpful info, the truck is now working ok though I don't really know what was wrong with it. I had some new control modules, but made no difference, everything that could be changed was swapped from another truck, but still T220. All the wiring was checked and after draining several batteries the code disappeared? the engine started, everything works fine though we still get L247, and sometimes it won't start unless you press the brake pedal. The boss is happy and is trying to source a pathfinder, make my life here in South Sudan a bit easier!
  • Posted 17 Mar 2014 18:08
  • Reply by iain_h
  • Central Equatoria, Sudan
Hi,
According to my papers you may have some expensive troubles here.
This error code applies to LHC module and is identified as the wrong combinantion of the signals on the coding pins.
Particulary - N1:10, N1:28, N1:47 i N1:52
N1 is LHC module, so if you have no diagrams it may be hard to check them.

Anyway - according to the manufacturer, you may have:
- wrong input signal on coding pins
- wrong connection between the modules,'
- wrongly installed engine control module
- engine controle module faulty.

I am afraid, you need someone with Pathfinder.
  • Posted 13 Mar 2014 02:50
  • Reply by Karait
  • Poland
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