Cummins N14 Barometric Pressure Sensor Location at Heather Carlson blog

Cummins N14 Barometric Pressure Sensor Location. Qsol shows the pressure sensor close to the ecm and is just loose or taped to the engine harness itself. Just some info if some one else has this problem.the sensor code will either read barometric sensor or ambient air temp sensor. Barometric pressure sensor in a 6.7 cummins the barometric pressure sensor in a 6.7 cummins engine is typically located on or near the intake. There is 2 different styles they had. Found it, was full of dirt and well hidden in the harness. One is a screw in sensor into the ecm cooling plate. With the vehicle on level ground, the sensor. The barometric pressure sensor is mounted on the main branch of the engine harness near the ecm. Working on my 2007 5.9l and i am getting some strange readings at the ecm for the barometric and ambient air pressure. The new sensor will not thread or bolt into existing ambient air/barometric pressure sensor locations. A cummins fault code is #221 or could be #222. Others here had posted a cummins tsb #100488. This tsb was issued in 2006 for. The other is a sensor laying.

Oil Pressure Sensor Transducer Transmitter for Cummins N14 M11 ISX
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Others here had posted a cummins tsb #100488. Qsol shows the pressure sensor close to the ecm and is just loose or taped to the engine harness itself. The other is a sensor laying. A cummins fault code is #221 or could be #222. The new sensor will not thread or bolt into existing ambient air/barometric pressure sensor locations. This tsb was issued in 2006 for. Just some info if some one else has this problem.the sensor code will either read barometric sensor or ambient air temp sensor. The barometric pressure sensor is mounted on the main branch of the engine harness near the ecm. Working on my 2007 5.9l and i am getting some strange readings at the ecm for the barometric and ambient air pressure. Found it, was full of dirt and well hidden in the harness.

Oil Pressure Sensor Transducer Transmitter for Cummins N14 M11 ISX

Cummins N14 Barometric Pressure Sensor Location A cummins fault code is #221 or could be #222. Qsol shows the pressure sensor close to the ecm and is just loose or taped to the engine harness itself. Others here had posted a cummins tsb #100488. Barometric pressure sensor in a 6.7 cummins the barometric pressure sensor in a 6.7 cummins engine is typically located on or near the intake. With the vehicle on level ground, the sensor. There is 2 different styles they had. The other is a sensor laying. Found it, was full of dirt and well hidden in the harness. Working on my 2007 5.9l and i am getting some strange readings at the ecm for the barometric and ambient air pressure. Just some info if some one else has this problem.the sensor code will either read barometric sensor or ambient air temp sensor. The barometric pressure sensor is mounted on the main branch of the engine harness near the ecm. This tsb was issued in 2006 for. The new sensor will not thread or bolt into existing ambient air/barometric pressure sensor locations. One is a screw in sensor into the ecm cooling plate. A cummins fault code is #221 or could be #222.

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