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TM9-2320-360-20-3 Section  4 TROUBLESHOOTING CHARTS E. FLASH CODE: 15 J1587   CODE: P110  4  -  COOLANT  TEMPERATURE  CIRCUIT  FAILED  LOW  (LOW  VOLTAGE) OR: P175  4  -  OIL  TEMPERATURE  CIRCUIT  FAILED  LOW  (LOW  VOLTAGE) NOTE - This chart is only to be used if: 1)  All  basic  mechanical  checks  and  physical  inspections  have  been  performed  with  no  problem  found,  and 2) Diagnosis of DDEC-III was started at step START-1, pg H-25 and you have now been referred here. STEP/SEQUENCE RESULT WHAT  TO  DO  NEXT 15-1 Code Check l Turn  ignition  on. l Plug  in  DDR  and  determine  which code  is  present. PID 110-FMI 4 Go  to  15-2. PID  175-FMI  4 Go  to  15-3. NOTE:  If  any  of  the  following  SAE  J1587  Codes  are  also  present  go  to  ENG5V-1  (page  H-241): 110/3,  174/3,  174/4,  187/4,  91/4,  100/4,  102/4, and  102/3 15-2 Coolant  Temp  Sensor Check l Turn  ignition  off. l Disconnect  CTS  connector. l Start  engine  and  run  until  “Check Engine”  light  comes  on  or  after 8  minutes. l Read  active  codes  with  engine still  running. 15-3 Oil  Temp  Sensor Check l Turn  ignition  off. l Disconnect  OTS  connector. l Start  engine  and  run (TM   9-2320-360-10)   until “Check Engine” light comes on or after  8  minutes. l Read  active  codes  with  engine  still running. 15-4 Check   CTS Connectors l Inspect  terminals  at  the  CTS connector  (both  the  sensor and  harness  side)  for  damage; bent,  corroded,  and  unseated pins  or  sockets. except  Code  110/4. Go to 15-4. any  other  codes). Go  to  15-6. Replace CTS (para 7-36.1). Then  go  to  15-30. Problem  found. Repair   terminals/connectors (para  7-77).  Then  go  to  15-30. H-127

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