Hyster E65XN-40:
Front amber lights

S.n. A268N14699M

This truck has front amber light that used to flash. I checked relays. Fuses and 12 volt converters all work.
There is no power to the lights still. This truck has to be moving for the amber light turn on. I swamp throttle peddle from another truck as a last attemp with nothing.

What did I miss?

Thanks
  • Posted 10 May 2024 04:34
  • Discussion started by nitetime
  • Michigan, United States
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Nite,

This truck has a SPED wiring harness. This states that the customer requested additional changes to be added to the lift, like flashing light. Do you have two flashing lights up front or just one? The wire harness shows a forward relay, CRS310 that supplies power to the flashing lights on wire 720, through fuse 1 which is 5 amps. Verify fuse is good or install new. Make sure you are getting voltage across fuse when moving forward. You may need an extra set of hands. If voltage is getting across the fuse you have a connection problem from fuse to lights. If now power, you have a relay problem or wire to replay has failed. CRS 311 is a motion relay that supplies power to CRS310 at pin 30. Since one is a motion relay and the other is a forward relay, all checks need to be completed with lift in forward travel. You may want to put the lift on blocks. Good Luck.
  • Posted 20 May 2024 23:21
  • Reply by Fishmech
  • Virginia, United States
The hard to do we do right away. The impossible just takes a little longer.

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