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TM 9-2320-364-20-1
Remove all jewelry such as rings, dog tags, bracelets, etc. If jewelry contacts positive electrical circuits,
a direct short may result. Damage to equipment, injury or death to personnel may occur.
Allow engine to cool before performing troubleshooting maintenance. If necessary use insulated pads
and gloves. Hot engine components will burn and cause personnel injury.
VOLTAGE TEST
(1) Remove two screws and heat shield
from DDEC ECM.
(2) Disconnect power harness connector
MC17 from DDEC ECM with
connector remover.
(3) Connect positive (+) multimeter lead
to wire 241 at DDEC ECM power
connector MC17, terminals E and F
one at a time.
(4) Connect negative (- ) multimeter lead
-
to a known good ground.
(5) Turn ON ENGINE switch
(TM 9-2320-364-10).
(a) If 10 to 14 vdc are not present,
turn OFF ENGINE switch and
repair wire 241 (see schematic
Fig 2-3) or notify DS Maintenance
and perform Steps (7) through (9)
below.
(b) If 10 to 14 vdc are present, turn
OFF ENGINE switch and go to
Step (6) below.
(6) Connect positive (+) multimeter lead
to wire 240, terminals A and B one
at a time.
(a) If 10 to 14 vdc are not present,
turn OFF ENGINE switch and
repair wire 240 (see schematic
Fig 2-3) or notify DS Maintenance
and perform Steps (7) through (9)
below.
(b) If 10 to 14 vdc are present, wire
240 is OK. Turn OFF ENGINE
switch and perform Steps (7)
through (9) below.
(7) Connect power harness connector
MC17 to DDEC ECM.
(8) Install heat shield and two screws.
(9) Close top engine access cover.

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