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TM 9-2320-360-20-1 CAUTION Use    jumper    wire    only    between    terminals indicated.    Failure  to  comply  may  result  in damage to DDEC components or wiring. NOTE · The  following  chart  should  be  used  only if  DDEC  troubleshooting  was  started  on pg. 2-80 and you were referred here. · A  false  DDEC  historical  Code  14  may  be logged   during   cold   starts   in   extremely cold  environments,  -50  to  -26F°   (-46  to  - 32° C).      Typically,   the   CHECK   ENGINE light will come on 8 minutes after starting and   go   out   2-3   minutes   later.      If   the vehicle  has  been  operated  under  these conditions, clear the historical codes and return the vehicle to service. (1) Turn ENGINE switch OFF. (2) Disconnect OTS and install a jumper between OTS connector sockets A and B. (2.1)  Click on 'Alarms Clear" to clear alarms screen. (3) Turn ENGINE switch ON and read active codes. WARNING · Batteries   must   be   disconnected   before tightening   any   connections.      Failure   to comply may result in injury to personnel. · Remove  all  jewelry  such  as  rings,  dog tags,  bracelets,  etc.    If  jewelry  contacts electrical   terminals   a   direct   short   may result   in   an   instant   heating   of   tools, damage    to    equipment,    and    injury    to personnel. CONTINUITY TEST (1) Turn ENGINE switch OFF and remove jumper. (2) Disconnect engine harness connector at ECM. (3) Read resistance between sockets R2 and W1 on engine harness connector. Inspect OTS and terminals at OTS connectors (both sensor and   harness   sides)   for   damage;   bent,   corroded,   and unseated pins or sockets Change 2  2-127

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