i have a 560-opc30tt. the steering hunts rapidly back and forth within about an inch or so.it has no codes, the steering has very little end play. the steer encoder seems to be ok as i can turn the steering slow it does not studder or jump at all. the problem seems to speed up or stop after a few seconds, im shotting in the dark and thinking the steer encoder in the steer motor is bad.
any other posibilities?
thanks
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Hello Gents,
This is awful late, but I want to say something about this problem.
I work on EASi OPC30's and ACR OPC's 5400's.
Last summer, I did a diagnosis and repair for a G2 event code.
Pulled the Steer Motor Assembly out, and found that the small diameter Spur Gear (attached to the output shaft of Steer Motor) was worn out.
Installed a New Gear, and the problem was solved.
the steering learn menu is in a different part than the controls learn
try TtConfig?
i dont have the menu right here in front of me so i cant say 100% on that but its in there somewhere :o)
Yes proxy switch does go on and off as it passes by it. Im in mode 2 I can go to config and learn menu but only see learn for controls not steering learn. It s self centers when steping on pedal but shakes at every angle
what mode are you entering?
mode 1 or mode2? the operator code will not get you into the maintenance menus
as far as the proxy switch is it turning on and off correctly when it passes over the trip plate?
i replaced the steer encoder still the same. i don't see a steer stop sensor i only have and encoder and a proxy switch.. the shaking in showing on the display so im guessing the encoder is giving good feed back info to the truck.. i did the wire shake test no changes.
and i go into dash and see no steer learn is there something im missing?
sounds to me like the steer stop sensor is out of adjustment and its hunting for center.
check the encoder and make sure its not loose, check the stop sensor and bracket and make sure its not loose or out of adjustment.
then go in the system and run a relearn on steering and see if that takes care of it.
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