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CAT Forklift Code E-31

I have a CAT S/N - A183F36127 & M/N - 2C6000. I've ran into an issue where the forklift with operate fine until it throws "E-31" and goes into a limp mode. Lift runs at half of normal operating speed. I've inspected wires to see if any were broken or loose, none were found. I have left work for the day and will be back again tomorrow. Any advice or opinions on what else to look at. I have a "Trouble Diagnosis" stack of papers, I will go through tomorrow. Any advice will help greatly, thank you in advance!
  • Posted 22 Sep 2021 04:01
  • By pmartinez24
  • joined 22 Sep'21 - 2 messages
  • Indiana, United States
P.M.
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ouch
that's the throttle control. last one i did, spent forever doing all tests and installing a new throttle control. Didn't work!! it could be a short , open, or internal binding of electric throttle motor.
mine ended up being rotten wires ALL over the harness. everything i touched broke in pieces.
Start at fuse box area, left and right kick panels. Fix anything corroded. I ended up also replacing the fuel pressure sensor plug at TB
It's notorious for bad connections.
BTW< there is an OBD2 connector under the cup holder. You can clear codes easily with cheap scan tool, set to "Mitsubishi"
Throttles can fail...but installing one and finding out the harness is bad really....you know what

Por favor....put email in profile...you might get a code list ;)
  • Posted 13 Nov 2021 09:27
  • Modified 13 Nov 2021 09:29 by poster
  • By Bluenose
  • joined 2 Apr'14 - 31 messages
  • Nova Scotia, Canada
Take me as i come, cause i can't stay long....

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