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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  23  may be logged during cold starts in extremely  cold  environments,  -50  to  - 26° F   (-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 FTS and install jumper between FTS and connector sockets A and B. (2.1)  Click on “Alarms Clear" to clear alarms screen. (3) Turn ENGINE switch ON and read active codes. CONTINUITY TEST (1) Turn ENGINE switch OFF and remove jumper wire. (2) Disconnect engine harness connector at ECM. (3) Read resistance between sockets R3 and W1 on engine harness connector. Inspect FTS and terminals at FTS connectors (both sensor and harness side) for damage; bent, corroded, and unseated pins or sockets. Change 2  2-159

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