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Hi, Iv got a Linde H40D 394 Series, it usually engine revs will increase when going up, down or tilting the mast. The other month the machine would only move little bit and a code would go off and then you had to shut off couple of times then it would move again then it would stop right there and not move so I had to do that about 30 times till i got to a place in my shop that's out if the way. So now it it will start right up, the mast will go up and down and tilt but the engine doesn't not rev up and then we couldn't move it as the accelerator pedal was also doing nothing either it can move the pedal and the engine stay at idle. we have changed the joystick the you push to forward to reverse that made the code to go off so that is good.
We have changed the crankshaft position sensor thinking that's is the issue but still no reving. it was hard to find the right sensor for that i still think I haven't got the right one yet buts close.
We just now changed the Potentiometer and the gear on the inside and the gear on the outside of the foot pedal box. Still nothing the engine stays at idle no rev of the engine. Step on the gas pedal and does nothing.

So does anybody else have any ideas what it can be
anything will work. I will change anything to get this going.

Thanks
James and I'm located in Houston Texas
  • Posted 26 May 2023 22:24
  • By James_Fleming
  • joined 26 May'23 - 3 messages
  • Texas, United States
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