PB100 Electrical Troubleshooting
PB100 Electrical Troubleshooting
MANUAL GUIDE
Kässbohrer
Pisten Bully
PB100 (Mercedes OM904LA Powered)
(Nordic, Trail & Utility Models)
(up to S/N 821-11305)
CD Part # 82.5.20180
Book Part # 82.5.20180B
Edition 14-Feb-12
GENERAL INFORMATION
All information, illustrations and specifications contained in this manual are based on the
latest product information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved to
make changes at any time without notice.
TESTING SAFETY
Most circuits are energized at a maximum of 24 volts. This is a relatively low voltage but
safety is still an important consideration in troubleshooting.
Only skilled personnel familiar with electrical equipment should be permitted to do the
work. There may be hazards present, not only from electrical energy but also from
mechanical and fluid power equipment. It is important to know the condition of all sections
of the machine before starting troubleshooting work.
The ground network for the electrical system consists of the main frame, engine block,
subframe of platform, and steel framework of cab. Because of the numerous ground
points involved, it is not feasible to show the actual location on the vehicle where each
ground wire terminates. In the following circuit diagrams, ground connections are shown
with the conventional symbol
Although the majority of the electrical circuits are common within the different serial
number ranges and models of the PB100, certain circuits are not. Circuits that are
applicable to a specific serial number range or model have been identified as such. It is
important to identify your vehicle serial number prior to use of this book in order to
insure that the correct circuit is referenced.
Page
Using This Manual ….………………………………………………………………………………….. 4
Component Location …………………………………………………………………………………… 6
Relay - Fuse Index up to s/n 821-10536 ..…………………………………………………..……….. 7
Relay - Fuse Index from s/n 821-10537 ...…………………………………………………..……….. 8
Ignition Switch Starting - Charging Circuit (Nordic, Trail & Utility) up to s/n 821-10536 ..……… 9
Ignition Switch Starting - Charging Circuit (Nordic & Trail) from s/n 821-10537 ..………………10
Drive Control (Card to Cab) up to s/n 821-10580 …………………..……………………………….11
Drive Control (Card to Cab) from s/n 821-10581 to 10650 ………..……………………………... 12
Drive Control (Card to Cab) from s/n 821-10651 to 11305 …………..…………………………... 13
Drive Control (Card to Chassis) up to s/n 821-10580 …………………………………………….. 14
Drive Control (Card to Chassis) from s/n 821-10581 .…………………………………………….. 15
Third Pump Control (Nordic 100)…………………………………………………………………….. 16
Front Implement Electrical System, (Nordic & Trail 100) up to s/n 821-10580 ..…….....……… 17
Front Implement Electrical System, (Nordic & Trail 100) from s/n 821-10581 ..….….....……… 18
Front Implement Electrical System (Utility 100)……………….…..…………………….…………. 19
Rear Implement Electrical System, (Nordic 100) up to s/n 821-10580 ..………………......…… 20
Rear Implement Electrical System, (Nordic 100) from s/n 821-10581 ..….……………......…… 21
Rear Implement Electrical System (Trail 100) up to s/n 821-10580 …………………….………. 22
Rear Implement Electrical System (Trail 100) up to s/n 821-10581 …………………….………. 23
Radio and Voltage Converter ……………………………………………………………….……….. 24
Driver’s Seat …………………..…………………….………………………………………………… 25
Tach & Multi-function Display (Nordic & Trail 100) up to s/n 821-10536 …………………….…. 26
Tach & Multi-function Display (Nordic & Trail 100) from s/n 821-10537 .…………………….…. 27
Tach & Multi-function Display (Utility 100) ..……………..……..… ………………………………. 28
Front Top Lights & Park Lights ………………………………………………………………………. 29
Front Xenon Lights ………….…………………………………………………………………………30
Rear Top Lights (Nordic & Trail 100) ……..……………………………………………….………… 31
Rear Top Lights (Utility 100) ……………....……………………………………………….………… 32
Beacon Lights (Nordic & Trail 100) …………………………………………………………………. 33
Beacon Lights (Utility 100) ………..…………………………………………………………………. 34
Interior Light & Under Console Light ……..…………………………………………………...……. 35
Directional Lights (Nordic & Trail 100) …………………………..……………………..…………… 36
Directional Lights (Utility 100) …………………………………………………………...…………… 37
Flashlight (12v) & 24v Plug ………….………………………………………………………….……38
Front Windshield Heating …………………..……………………………………………………….. 39
Rear Window Heating (Nordic & Trail 100 only) …………………………………………………… 40
Side Window Heating & Mirror Heating (up to s/n 821-10536) …..………………………………. 41
Side Window Heating & Mirror Heating (from s/n 821-10537) …..……………………….....……. 42
Cab Heater …….……………………………………..………………………………..…………….. 43
Front Wipers and Horn ……………………………………………………………………………… 44
Rear Wiper …………………………………………………………………………………………… 45
Engine Grid Heater (up to s/n 821-10536) …………………………….…………………………... 46
Engine Grid Heater (from s/n 821-10537) …………………………….…………………………... 47
Engine Fuel Injection Wiring (up to s/n 821-10536) .………………………………………….… 48
Engine Fuel Injection Wiring (from s/n 821-10537) .…………………………………………..… 49
Engine Block Heater ………………...………….………………..………………………………...... 50
Complete Main Electrical PB100 (Nordic & Trail 100) up to s/n 821-10536 ………………….. 51
Complete Main Electrical PB100 (Nordic & Trail 100) from s/n 821-10537 …………………... 52
Complete Main Electrical PB100 (Utility 100) ..…………..………..…………………………….. 53
Circuit Testing Procedures …………………………………………………………………………. 54
Resistor Color Coding ……………………………………………………………………………….. 59
Wheel Diagram For Electrical Equations ……………………………………..…………………... 60
Index …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 62
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USING THIS MANUAL
The entire electrical system has been broken down into its individual circuits. A table of
contents is provided at the start of the manual to aid the reader to quickly locate a
particular circuit. A section has been included on techniques for testing basic circuit
failures. Each individual circuit has been drawn in diagramatic form using electrical
symbols. However, each symbol is identified by an illustration along with part name and
part number. When possible, the actual component location is also illustrated.
Relays are identified by a K and a number. Example: K7. Fuses are identified by their
number and switches are identified by an S and the number. Example: S22. A glossary of
the fuses and relays has been included.
Each electrical component's terminal markings have been identified and each wire has
been color coded. A color code chart has been placed on most circuits as a reference aid.
Often times, a number will immediately follow the color code on a wire: Example: BL.75.
The number .75 indicates the area size of the wire in millimeters.
The electrical circuitry of the PB100 has centralized points of connection. These
connectors are identified by Roman numerals, and their location is noted on Page 6.
Please note example below for an explanation of their use in the electrical drawings.
Page 4
This manual is provided, not with the intent to circumvent, but rather to supplement
the electrical system wiring schematics provided in your vehicle's manual. It
should also be used in conjunction with the PB100 Operator's Manual which
describes the location and function of the individual switches and electrical
components.
In conclusion, it is hoped that this manual will provide the following benefits:
3. To insure that proper wiring connections are made when components are
replaced.
Page 5
COMPONENT LOCATION
CONNECTOR
V
(under dash)
MAIN FUSES
#1 FUSES #30
I II III IV
K1 RELAYS K16
D, D1
C E A B F
ENGINE
ADM
Page 6
RELAY & FUSE INDEX
up to s/n 821-10536
RELAYS FUSES
Base 7.375.182.000
Term .250” 0.023.706.001
Term .188” 0.023.706.032
1. (10A)
High beam lights, front
7.375.201.000 2. (10A)
Low beam lights, front
3. (10A)
Left front light, outside position
4. (10A)
Right front light, outside position
5. (10A)
Gauge lights, right taillight
6. (10A)
Under console light, left taillight
7. (20A)
Front xenon lights (optional)
7.375.181.000 8. (20A)
Rear top lights
9. (10A)
Drive electronics, backup alarm
10. (10A)
Tiller & drive bypass switch
11. (20A)
Front plug, KFS power
12. (10A)
Rear wipers
13. (10A)
Front wipers, horn
NORDIC & TRAIL 100 14. (10A)
Tach, instr. cluster, gauges
15. (10A)
Drivers seat, heater & pump
K1 Front windshield heat 16. (20A)
Aux. hydraulic elec. board
K2 Front lights
K3 Directional lights 17. (10A)
Grid heat, 24/12V converter
K4 Circuits ON “ONLY” 18. (10A)
Plug socket, 12v flashlight
with engine running 19. (10A)
Directional lights, flash front lights
K5 Main lighting 20. (20A)
Heater blower
K6 Rear window heat 21. (10A)
Engine electronic
K7 Wiper interval front
K8 Door & brake warning
22. (10A)
Engine electronic
K9 -K12 Front blower (KFS) 23. (10A)
Engine electronic, alternator
vehicles 24. (10A)
Engine electronic
K16 Wiper interval rear 25. (10A)
Engine electronic
26. (30A)
Starter relay
27. (20A)
Relay K4, ON w/eng. running, side
glass heat, mirrors
28. (20A) Rear glass heat
29. (30A) Front window heater
Page 8 30. (20A) Rotary beacons, interior light
IGNITION SWITCH STARTING - CHARGING CIRCUIT up to 821-10536
Alternator charge warning light
(complete cluster #1 8.749.136.000)
Bulb 7.584.172.000
Alternator 8.312.088.013
Power supply
at all times Battery Main Switch
Engine buttons 7.341.110.000
8.312.088.126 Key only
7.341.110.002
Relay on outside
of starter 8.312.088.132
Page 9
IGNITION SWITCH STARTING - CHARGING CIRCUIT from 821-10537
Alternator charge warning light
(complete cluster #1 8.749.136.000)
Bulb 7.584.172.000
Alternator 8.312.088.206
Engine Electronic “ADM 2”
(under dash) 821.4100.180.11
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DRIVE CONTROL, CARD TO CAB up to s/n 821-10580
Brake sender input
for tiller shut-off Alarm rocker switch
(from 821-10365) (note: no alarm on Utility 100)
Relay, Back-Up Alarm 7.331.164.000
(note: no alarm on Utility 100) Symbol 7.331.137.109 Plug pin positions
7.375.161.000 on drive card
Fuse 2.5A
0.026.011.002
Drive Card
8.749.175.000
Voltage Regulator
7.267.208.000
Indicator light
Cluster assembly #2
8.749.139.000 to s/n 10536 Capacitor
8.749.218.000 from s/n 10537 7.267.221.000
Bulb (small)
7.584.172.000
Steering
Potentiometer
8.749.002.000 “ADM 1”
Load Limit Bypass 821.4100.130.01
Switch “ADM 2” from 10537
7.331.179.000 821.4100.180.11
Symbol
7.331.137.201 To third pump
Track Speed control drawing Forward/Reverse
Potentiometer Switch 7.331.166.002
(Under Dash) 8.743.876.000 Symbol
7.331.137.217
Page 11
DRIVE CONTROL, CARD TO CAB from s/n 821-10581 to 10650
Alarm rocker switch
Brake sender input
(note: no alarm on Utility 100)
for tiller shut-off
7.331.164.000
(from 821-10365)
Symbol 7.331.137.109
Relay, Back-Up Alarm Plug pin positions
(note: no alarm on Utility 100) on drive card
7.375.161.000
Fuse 2.5A
0.026.011.002
Drive Card
8.749.175.000
Voltage Regulator
7.267.208.000 Connections to Moog
controllers. See “Drive
control, card to chassis”
Back up alarm
7.711.208.000 To relay K10 only
used in KFS vehicles
Indicator light
Cluster assembly Capacitor
8.749.139.000 7.267.221.000
Bulb (small)
7.584.172.000
500
Steering
Potentiometer
8.749.002.000
Load Limit Bypass
Switch “ADM 2”
7.331.179.000 821.4100.180.11
Symbol
7.331.137.201 To third pump
Track Speed control drawing
Potentiometer
(Under Dash) 8.743.876.000 Forward/Reverse
Switch 7.331.166.002
Symbol
7.331.137.217
Page 12
DRIVE CONTROL, CARD TO CAB from s/n 821-10651 to 11305
Alarm rocker switch
Brake sender input
(note: no alarm on Utility 100)
for tiller shut-off
7.331.164.000
Symbol 7.331.137.109
Relay, Back-Up Alarm Plug pin positions
(note: no alarm on Utility 100) on drive card
7.375.161.000
Fuse 2.5A
0.026.011.002
Drive Card
8.749.226.000
Voltage Regulator
7.267.208.000 Connections to Moog
controllers. See “Drive
control, card to chassis”
Back up alarm
7.711.208.000 To relay K10 only
used in KFS vehicles
Steering
Potentiometer
8.749.002.000
Load Limit Bypass
Switch (under dash) To third pump “ADM 2”
7.331.179.000 control drawing 821.4100.180.11
Symbol
7.331.137.201
Drive Card
Plug pin positions 8.749.175.000
on drive card
3 CONNECTIONS
TO STEERING
POTENTIOMETER
Moog Plug
7.231.110.000
Connector
male pin
(one wire) 0.023.703.007
(two wire) 0.023.703.008
female pin
(one wire) 0.023.716.001
(two wire) 0.023.716.002
Page 14
DRIVE CONTROL, CARD TO CHASSIS
From s/n 821-10581
Drive Card
Plug pin positions 8.749.175.000
on drive card
2 CONNECTIONS
TO STEERING
POTENTIOMETER
Moog Plug
7.231.110.000
Connector
male pin
(one wire) 0.023.703.007
(two wire) 0.023.703.008
female pin
(one wire) 0.023.716.001
(two wire) 0.023.716.002
Page 15
THIRD PUMP CONTROL (NORDIC PB100 ONLY)
Power supply
with key on
Connector
male pin
(one wire)
0.023.703.007
(two wire)
0.023.703.008
female pin
Tiller spinning light (one wire)
0.023.716.001
(two wire)
0.023.716.002
Drive card
8.749.175.000
Tiller potentiometer
8.743.877.000 Tiller F/R switch Plug 7.231.125.000
7.331.159.002 Controller magnet
Tiller on/off Symbol 7.331.137.232 8.048.204.280 (up to s/n 10536)
7.331.164.000
Symbol 7.331.137.302
Manual toggle to
lift rear implement
Connector pigtail
7.235.102.000
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FRONT IMPLEMENT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (NORDIC & TRAIL PB100)
From s/n 821-10581
Blade float switch
Ball Handle buttons 7.331.163.000
8.025.764.682 To rear lift/lower Symbol
rocker switch 7.331.140.508
Implement
control board
8.749.237.000
Relay 7.375.181.000
Manual toggle to
lift rear implement
Connector pigtail
7.235.102.000 Page 18
FRONT IMPLEMENT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
(UTILITY PB100)
Connector
male pin
(one wire) 0.023.703.007
(two wire) 0.023.703.008
female pin
(one wire) 0.023.716.001
(two wire) 0.023.716.002
Starter 8.312.088.014
Page 19
REAR IMPLEMENT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (NORDIC PB100)
Up to s/n 821-10580
Tiller up/down
7.331.174.000 Center / float Up/float/down Float/down Tiller depth Tracksetting
symbol 7.331.174.000 pressure switch OR pressure switch 7.331.171.000 Potentiometer 10K pan switches
7.331.137.226 symbol 7.331.192.102 7.331.154.000 symbol up/down pressure 7.331.174.000
7.331.140.511 symbol symbol 7.331.137.227 8.749.114.000 symbol
From front ball 7.331.137.226 7.331.140.509 7.331.137.225
handle pin 9
Implement relay
board 8.749.148.000
Connector block
under dash
Pigtail conn.
7.235.102.000 Junction box
Coil only 8.025.971.824 left rear frame
13 pin plug
7.235.109.000
Pin only
7.235.109.006
Page 20
REAR IMPLEMENT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (NORDIC PB100)
From s/n 821-10581
Tiller up/down
7.331.174.000 Center / float Up/float/down Float/down Tiller depth Tracksetting
symbol 7.331.174.000 pressure switch OR pressure switch 7.331.171.000 Potentiometer 10K pan switches
7.331.137.226 symbol 7.331.192.102 7.331.154.000 symbol up/down pressure 7.331.174.000
7.331.140.511 symbol symbol 7.331.137.227 8.749.114.000 symbol
From front ball 7.331.137.226 7.331.140.509 7.331.137.225
handle pin 9
Implement relay
board 8.749.237.000
Connector block
under dash
Pigtail conn.
7.235.102.000 Junction box
left rear frame
Deck proximity
switch 13 pin plug
Coil only 8.025.971.824 7.346.041.000 7.235.109.000
Pin only
7.235.109.006
Page 21
REAR IMPLEMENT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (TRAIL PB100)
Up to s/n 821-10580
Rocker switches
7.331.174.000
Rocker switch symbol
7.331.174.000 7.331.137.201
From front ball symbol
handle pin 9 7.331.137.201
Implement relay
board 8.749.148.000
Connector block
under dash
Pigtail conn.
7.235.102.000
Junction box
Coil only 8.025.971.824 left rear frame
Page 22
REAR IMPLEMENT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (TRAIL PB100)
From s/n 821-10581
Rocker switches
7.331.174.000
Rocker switch symbol
7.331.174.000 7.331.137.201
From front ball symbol
handle pin 9 7.331.137.201
Connector block
under dash
Implement relay
board 8.749.237.000
Pigtail conn.
7.235.102.000
Junction box
Coil only 8.025.971.824 left rear frame
Page 23
RADIO & VOLTAGE CONVERTER
Power with
key on
Voltage converter 8 A
(under dash)
7.761.000.054
Vehicle prepped
for 2-way radio
Speakers
7.761.573.000
Antenna 7.761.649.000
(mast only) 7.761.649.010
Page 24
DRIVERS SEAT
(OPTIONAL HEAT & LUMBAR AIR ADJUSTMENT)
Compressor
8.811.130.002
Seat base heater
8.811.130.003
Back heater
8.811.130.001
Power with
key on
Page 25
Outside temp sensor 8.749.037.000
(mounted to left mirror bracket)
Hydraulic temp/level
TACHOMETER, MULTI-FUNCTION DISPLAY &
Sender 8.749.080.000
WARNING LIGHTS (NORDIC & TRAIL 100)
Charge pressure
switches 7.314.113.000
Up to s/n 821-10536
Fuel tank sender
Brake press. switch Axle speed sensor 8.743.755.000
Test; 3 ohms when empty
7.314.111.000 8.749.137.000 185 ohms when full
To drive elec.
engine speed
Tachometer
signal
8.749.138.000
ADM (under dash)
821.4100.130.01
Alternator 8.312.088.013
Door switches
For interior lights
7.315.130.000
Relay 7.375.199.000
24V when alternator
Power supply is charging
Warning light cluster “2” with key on
8.749.139.000
Page 26
Outside temp sensor 8.749.037.000 Hydraulic temp/level
TACHOMETER, MULTI-FUNCTION DISPLAY &
(mounted to left mirror bracket) Sender 8.749.080.000
WARNING LIGHTS (NORDIC & TRAIL 100)
Air filter vacuum
switch 8.319.170.000 Fuel tank sender
From s/n 821-10537
Brake press. switch Axle speed sensor 8.743.755.000 Test; 3 ohms when empty
7.314.111.000 8.749.137.000 185 ohms when full
unused wiring
coolant tank level
To drive elec.
engine speed
Tachometer signal
8.749.138.000
“ADM 2”
821.4100.180.11 Alternator 8.312.088.206
Door switches
For interior lights
7.315.130.000
Power supply
Relay 7.375.199.000 with key on
Page 27
Hydraulic temp/level
TACHOMETER, MULTI-FUNCTION DISPLAY &
Door switches
For interior lights
Sender 8.749.080.000
WARNING LIGHTS (UTILITY 100)
7.315.130.000
Fuel tank sender Test; 3 ohms when empty
Brake press. switch 8.743.755.000 185 ohms when full
7.314.111.000
To drive elec.
engine speed
Tachometer
signal
8.749.138.000
ADM (under dash)
821.4100.130.01
To interior Alternator 8.312.088.013
light
Relay 7.375.199.000
Page 28
FRONT TOP LIGHTS - HIGH/LOW BEAM
& PARK LIGHTS
Power supply with ignition Main fuse 80A
key on Ignition switch 0.026.010.007
To under console
light Relay
7.375.201.000
Relay (50 A)
Power supply with 7.375.205.000
light switch on
Front parking
light bulb
7.584.067.000 Power to
directional lights Outside light switch
7.331.164.000
Symbol 7.331.137.207
Lens 7.517.130.000
bulb H-3 70w 24V
7.586.202.000
Light assembly
7.517.134.000
Right Left Bulb
7.517.132.014
Page 30
REAR TOP LIGHTS
(NORDIC & TRAIL PB100)
Power supply with main
lighting rocker on
Page 31
REAR TOP LIGHTS
(UTILITY PB100) Power with
key on
To 24v
power outlet
Relay
7.375.197.000
To back up alarm
relay K25 pin 1
Connection in rear
electrical box
Page 32
BEACON LIGHTS
(NORDIC & TRAIL 100)
Power supply on
at all times
Power to
interior light
Beacon switch
7.331.164.000
Symbol
7.331.137.206
Page 33
BEACON LIGHTS
(UTILITY 100)
Power supply on
at all times
Power to
interior light
Beacon switch
7.331.164.000
Symbol
7.331.137.206
Connection in rear
electrical box
Page 34
INTERIOR LIGHT & UNDER CONSOLE LIGHT
Interior Dome Light
7.552.031.000 Door Switches for Interior Light
24V Bulb 7.583.066.000 7.315.130.000
To multi-function
dash display pin 11
To multi-function
dash display pin 2
Power with
key on
Power supply on
at all times
Page 35
DIRECTIONAL LIGHTS
(NORDIC & TRAIL PB100)
Power supply with
ignition key on
Wires to headlight
high/low beam
Indicator light
bulb 7.584.172.000
Taillight assembly
Right front
Right rear
Left front
Left rear
7.526.326.000
Bulb 24v 21w 7.581.164.000
Page 36
DIRECTIONAL LIGHTS
(UTILITY PB100)
Power supply with
ignition key on
Wires to headlight
Directional light relay high/low beam
7.371.083.000
Left front
Connection in rear
electrical box
Indicator light
bulb 7.584.172.000
Left rear
Page 37
FLASHLIGHT (12v) & 24v PLUG
from s/n 821-10537
Plug 24v
7.235.033.000
Flashlight (rechargable)
7.517.000.105
Page 38
FRONT WINDSHIELD HEATING
Complete indicator
cluster 8.749.136.000
Bulb 7.584.172.000
Relay
10 min. time delay
7.375.176.000
To grid heater
control relay to s/n 10536
(Relay K13 from s/n 10581)
Page 39
REAR WINDSHIELD HEATING
(NORDIC & TRAIL PB100 ONLY)
Heater wire element
in glass Glass 821.7720.110.01
Relay 7.375.201.000
Rear glass heat
Switch 7.331.154.000
Symbol 7.331.141.202 (K6 from s/n 10537)
Relay 7.375.201.000
Wire to grid heater
on when alternator
brain to turn off to s/n 10536
charging
(Relay K13 from s/n 10581)
Power supply at
all times
Page 40
SIDE WINDOW & MIRROR HEATING
up to s/n 821-10536
Left heated glass 8.771.489.003
Right mirror Right heated glass 8.771.489.001
Left mirror
Alternator D+ term.
24v when charging
Relay 7.375.201.000
on when alternator
Power supply at
charging
all times
Page 41
SIDE WINDOW & MIRROR HEATING
from s/n 821-10537
Left heated glass 8.771.489.003
Right mirror Right heated glass 8.771.489.001
Left mirror
Alternator L term.
24v when charging
Relay 7.375.201.000
on when alternator
Power supply at
charging
all times
Page 42
CAB HEATER
Page 43
FRONT WIPERS & HORN
Power supply with
ignition key on
Power to drive
electronics
Connection
at tiller switch
Stalk assembly
814.4100.130.05
Two time
wipe button
7.311.071.000
Page 44
REAR WIPERS
Power to drive
Power supply with
electronics
ignition key on
Connection at
tiller switch
Two time
wipe button
7.311.071.000
To front wiper
relay
Page 45
ENGINE GRID HEATER
up to s/n 821-10536
Connection to
alternator D+, 24v
when charging
Grid heater lights
in light cluster
(complete 8.749.136.000)
Bulb 7.584.172.000
Red Amber
To relay K5
Ignition switch
Power supply with
Main Fuse Box
ignition key on
7.253.016.000
80A Fuse
0.026.010.007
Temp sender
(two spade terminal) Grid heater
8.749.125.000 in air pipe
(two round terminal) 8.312.089.081
8.749.151.000
100 amp fuse
Grid heater control relay
Grid heater relay Holder 7.253.040.000
(under dash) 825.4100.190.06
8.312.089.083 Fuse 0.026.010.008
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ENGINE GRID HEATER
from s/n 821-10537
To 24/12v converter
Grid heater
in air pipe
8.312.089.081
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ENGINE INJECTION WIRING (ADM 1)
Engine throttle set Up to 821-10536
rocker 7.331.171.000 To drive electronics
Symbol 7.331.137.127 (engine speed)
(throttle position)
To oil pressure gauge Throttle pedal assembly
To coolant 8.749.110.000
temp. gauge
ADM engine electronic
(under dash)
Buzzer ground for 821.4100.130.01
cluster
Alternator 8.312.088.013
Low oil pressure
Cam sensor
(plug-in style no harness)
8.312.089.078 Engine buttons
Electronic PLD 8.312.088.126 Battery Main Switch
(special order item) 7.341.110.000
Start
Stop
Key only
7.341.110.002
Starter motor
8.312.088.014
Temp. Sensors
8.312.088.156 8.312.091.025
1 2 3 4
Flywheel sens.
Boost press.
Fuel injectors
Fuel temp.
Oil press.
Oil level
Air temp.
Oil temp.
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Cam /TDC
ENGINE INJECTION WIRING (ADM 2)
Engine throttle set
ADM 2 engine electronic
(under dash) From 821-10537
rocker 7.331.171.000 821.4100.180.11 To drive electronics Throttle sensor for
To coolant Symbol 7.331.137.127 (engine speed) aluminum pedal
To oil pressure gauge temp. gauge (throttle position) 825.4100.121.13
or
825.4100.110.22
(new inline plug style)
Buzzer ground for
cluster
Low oil level
Cam sensor
(plug-in style no harness) Engine buttons
8.312.089.078 8.312.088.126
Battery Main Switch
Start
Stop
Electronic PLD 7.341.110.000
(special order item) Key only
7.341.110.002
Starter motor
8.312.088.014
Fuel injectors
Fuel temp.
Cam /TDC
Oil press.
Air temp.
Oil temp.
Oil level
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ENGINE BLOCK HEATER
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PB100 FULL VEHICLE ELECTRICAL
(NORDIC & TRAIL) up to #821-10536
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PB100 FULL VEHICLE ELECTRICAL
(NORDIC & TRAIL) from #821-10537
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PB100 FULL VEHICLE ELECTRICAL
(UTILITY ONLY)
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TEST FOR OPEN / OHMMETER - SERIES CIRCUIT
The ohmmeter section of your multimeter can be used to check for continuity between two points in a circuit.
FUSE
Ignition
B A switch
STEP 1
Before proceeding with test you must isolate the component or segment of the circuit
that you will test. The current source must be disconnected. This can be done
by turning the ignition switch to the off position or removing the circuit fuse if circuit is
powered at all times.
1. A break or open between “A” and “B” will indicate a high infinite
resistance which will appear on your meter as
1. 0L
1. OR
000
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TEST FOR OPEN / OHMMETER - PARALLEL CIRCUIT
FUSE
DISCONNECT HERE
FOR BRANCH The branch to be tested must be isolated from
ISOLATION the other branches. You can do this by disconnecting
the other branches at the fuse terminal as shown at the
left.
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TEST FOR OPEN (USING A VOLTMETER)
FUSE
A B C
D E
IGNITION
SWITCH
F
BATTERY
GROUND
(frame)
3. Connect positive meter probe to point A to determine if there is voltage available from the source. If no voltage is indicated,
an open is present between ground and point A. Some possibilities could be a blown fuse, batteries not connected or dead,
ignition switch open, broken connection or wires etc. If voltage is present, then proceed as follows.
4. Leave negative meter probe connected to ground, and move positive probe to point B. If the meter shows voltage here,
it indicates that the conductor from point A to B is complete. If not, check connections at each end, and the wire for a break.
See page on continuity check.
5. If the above check indicated voltage at point B, move meter probe to point C. If there is no voltage at this point this might
be caused by faulty contacts or the wire may have been connected to the wrong contact on the switch. Determine normal
position of switch contacts. (Normally open or closed) and perform continuity check.
6. Follow on through to points D and E. If voltage is available at point E and the circuit component or lamp in this case is still
inoperative then the problem lies in open circuit between point E and F (ground). Check connections at each end, and
the wire for a break (see continuity test). If point F is inaccessible, it may be necessary to run an alternate line from point E
to a suitable grounding point.
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LOCATING A SHORT IN PARALLEL CIRCUITS
An open in a branch of a parallel circuit disables only that A short across a branch of a parallel circuit disables
branch of the circuit. the entire circuit.
OPEN FUSE
OPEN
SHORT CIRCUIT
A short circuit has almost no resistance since it by-passes circuit resistance. This permits the flow of an extremely large
amount of current. When this current exceeds the fuse current rating the fuse blows (opens) and disables the entire circuit.
With all branch circuits disabled, each branch must be examined separately to locate the short.
Leg
STEP 1
Leg
Isolate branch circuits at fuse.
STEP 2
Set meter for OHMs (Ω)
STEP 5 Repeat step 4 for each leg of the circuit, and each branch as necessary to locate short.
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WIRING HARNESS TEST FOR DEFECTIVE WIRE
WIRING HARNESS
C (ADJACENT WIRES)
BLUE
B
BLUE
FRAME
(ground)
OHM
A wiring harness is the main branch with leads which feed the electric circuits. Wires enter a common sheath joining other
wires and emerge at other points in the circuit.
Individual wires in a harness may be replaced by cutting off the defective wire at each end of the harness. Discard the
removed ends of the wire.
Run new wire along the existing harness and attach with plastic clips and electrical tape.
Do not attempt to thread the wire through the harness, as this may cause damage to other wires.
CAUTION! When replacing a defective wire, always use the same gauge wire. A smaller wire will not carry the required
current and overheat will result.
A to D - Zero resistance
2. Test for short A to C - Infinite resistance
(bare wire touching frame) A to B - Zero resistance if wire is still intact but grounded
check for blown fuse A to B - Infinite resistance if wire is broken and grounded
BLOWN FUSES
A blown fuse does not necessarily mean you have a short circuit.
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RESISTOR COLOR CODING
EXAMPLES
NOMINAL PERCENT BAND
VALUE TOLERANCE 1 2 3 4 TOLERANCE RANGE
22,000 Ω =20 Red Red Orange No band =4,400 Ω 17,600-26,400 Ω
100 Ω =5 Brown Black Brown Gold =5 Ω 95-105 Ω
10 Ω =10 Brown Black Black Silver =1 Ω 9-11 Ω
1.2 k Ω =5 Brown Red Red Gold =60 Ω 1140-1260 Ω
6.8 M Ω =20 Blue Gray Green No band =1.36 M Ω 5.44-8.16 Ω
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Wheel diagram for selecting the proper equation for
CURRENT, VOLTAGE, RESISTANCE, and POWER
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American Wire Gauge (AWG) sizes may be determined by measuring the diameter of the conductor (the bare wire) with the
insulation removed.
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INDEX
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Kässbohrer All Terrain Vehicles Inc.
750A South Rock Blvd. Reno, Nevada 89502 (775) 857-5000