SIB-14-007

SB-10055996-3294
Group:
13-00
FUEL AND ENGINE CONTROL
SERVICE INFORMATION BULLETIN
Bulletin Number: 14-007
Models: FE/FG
Issue Date: April 2014
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NOTE: The information contained in this document is intended for use by trained, professional technicians with the knowledge, tools, and equipment to properly and
safely perform diagnoses and repairs. It informs service technicians about conditions that may occur in some vehicles, or provides information that could assist in
proper vehicle diagnosis, service, or repair, and does not indicate that a defect is present. DO NOT assume that a symptom or condition, or a described cause of a
symptom or condition, affects any particular vehicle or that a described repair applies to any particular vehicle. There can be multiple causes resulting in the same
symptoms or conditions, and trained professional service technicians must use their diagnostic skills to make evaluations on a case-by-case basis.
SUBJECT:
Introduction of the Idle Limiting System
POTENTIALLY AFFECTED MODELS:
2012 M/Y and newer FEC52, FEC72, FEC92, and FGB72 Canter vehicles
DESCRIPTION:
An idle limiting system can be enabled which will limit the amount of time a vehicle can remain parked with the
engine running. With this system enabled, a warning time limit and a shut down time limit will be set in the EEC.
When the warning time limit is reached, the driver will be alerted by an audible alarm. Once the shut down time
limit has been reached, the system will shut down the engine. The system can be programmed to function with or
without the parking brake applied. Engine operating temperature must reach at least 160°F (71°C) for this system
to become active. The attached instructions will guide technicians through programming and enabling this system.
When complete, affix an ILS label as shown below.
IMPORTANT! Fuso Diagnostics version FDS-R13-1.2 or later must be installed to program and enable this system.
Please initial and route to the following personnel before filing.
Service Mgr.
Warranty Mgr.
Shop Foreman
Parts Mgr.
Service Technicians - Initial in boxes below.
This Service Information Bulletin is supplied for information purposes only and is not an authorization for any repairs.
Idle Limiting System
Note: Before starting any reprogramming, make sure that Fuso Diagnostics (FD) and the vehicle’s
batteries are fully charged.
1 ‐ Connect FD to the vehicle. Check the version of the XENTRY diagnostic program to ensure
that version FDS
FDS‐R13‐1.2
R13 1.2 or higher is installed. Click the Gear icon (1). Click System and data
version of Xentry diagnostics (2). Check for Version FDS‐R13‐1.2 or higher.
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2. Start the program and then navigate to the home screen which shows all the vehicle’s control
units. Perform a “Quick Test” on the vehicle’s Electronic Control Units (ECU) . It is not advisable
to reprogram any ECU with Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) present in the system.
Check all systems
for DTCs.
3. Open the EEC (Electronic Engine Control) & check the Software
version on the vehicle’s EEC – it must be Paaa4 to enable the Idle
Limitingg System.
y
If it is not,, follow the steps
p to reprogram
p g
the EEC.
Check Software version
4. If the vehicle’s software needs to be upgraded, follow the Reprogramming
steps below.
5. Download an inquiry number and password from MFTBC’s EOL website for the EEC. Load the
file to a USB memory device.
device
6. Connect the USB memory device to the FD computer. Follow steps below. 1. Click Adaptations
2. Click “Data transfer”. (3) Click “Copying from USB storage device”. (4) Enter the Inquiry
number. (5) Click Continue.
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7. When the file has successfully transferred, (1) Open the + symbol next to Initial startup.
(2) Click Reprogramming. The screen will display that “A new software version is available
and can be installed.”(3)
( ) Click Yes,, when p
prompted
p
‐ Enter the Inquiry
q y number and
Password.
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8. As the program is loading, a status bar will be displayed.
Wait for the program to load. The status will reach 100% when complete.
9. When this portion of the reprogramming finishes, you are prompted to turn the starter switch
OFF and click Continue.
9. More of the new program is loaded with the starter switch in the OFF position.
Wait for the status bar to reach the end.
10. Turn the starter switch to ON, click Continue.
11. As the program loads, a progress bar is displayed.
Wait for the status bar to reach the end.
12. When the Order log screen is displayed, (1)Click Continue, and (2) click the Version
tab.
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13. Check the calibration numbers. Turn the starter switch to the OFF position. Wait at
least one minute for the ECU to complete its after run process.
14. Turn the starter switch to the ON position. Navigate to the EEC menu. (1) Click on
the Adaptations tab. (2) Click Coding. (3) Click Manual settings. (4) Enter the Inquiry
number & password.
password (5) Click Continue.
Continue
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15. Open the “Manual settings” list and scroll down. If an item in the list is found to be
red, change the item to the first item that appears in the drop down box. Check all
items in the list ((see the followingg p
page),
g ), changing
g g the items that appear
pp
in red.
Any the 1st
value in the
list.
16. Items #022, 023, 024, & 025 may also be red. Change them by dropping down
the selection box and choosing the 1st listed value. When all of the items that show
a red value have been changed, click apply changes. When the programming
completes, click the version tab. When the information appears on the version
screen, turn the starter switch to the Lock position for at least one minute to let the
EEC complete its after run procedure.
Any the 1st
value in the
list.
17. Turn
17
T
the
th starter
t t switch
it h to
t the
th ON position.
iti
Navigate
N i t back
b k tto the
th EEC program. (1)
Click on the Adaptations tab. (2) Click “Coding”, (3) click the “Manual settings”. When
prompted, enter the Inquiry number and Password.
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18. Change
g item #017 “ISD ((Idle speed
p
SHUT DOWN Function)”
) from “INVALID to VALID”.
19. Change item #018 “Switchover of function ‘ISD1(Parking brake ON)’ (EEC Internal)” from
“Default setting” to “Customer setting”.
20. Change
g item #019 “Switchover of function ‘ISD2(Parking
(
g brake ON)’
) ((EEC Internal)”
) from
“Default setting” to “Customer setting”.
21. Change item #020 “Switchover of function ‘ISD1(Parking brake OFF)’ (EEC Internal)” from
“Default setting” to “Customer setting”.
22. Change
g item #021 “Switchover of function ‘ISD2(Parking
(
g brake OFF)’
) ((EEC Internal)”
) from
“Default setting” to “Customer setting”.
23. Change item #022 “ISD2 Warning Working period(Parking brake On)” to a setting desired.
NOTE 1185 Seconds = 19 minutes, 45 seconds, 165 Seconds = 2 minutes, 45 seconds, 1785
seconds = 29 minutes,, 45 seconds,, 285 seconds = 4 minutes,, 45 seconds,, 585 seconds = 9
minutes, 45 seconds.
24. Change item #023 “ISD2 Engine off time (Parking brake On)” to a setting desired. NOTE
1200 Seconds = 20 minutes, 1800 Seconds = 30 minutes, 180 seconds = 3 minutes, 300
seconds = 5 minutes, 600 seconds = 10 minutes.
25. Change item #024 “ISD1 Warning Working period(Parking brake On)” to a setting desired.
NOTE 1185 Seconds = 19 minutes, 45 seconds, 165 Seconds = 2 minutes, 45 seconds, 1785
seconds = 29 minutes, 45 seconds, 285 seconds = 4 minutes, 45 seconds, 585 seconds = 9
minutes, 45 seconds.
26. Change item #025 “ISD2 Engine off time (Parking brake Off)” to a setting desired. NOTE
1200 Seconds = 20 minutes, 1800 Seconds = 30 minutes, 180 seconds = 3 minutes, 300
seconds = 5 minutes,, 600 seconds = 10 minutes.
27. When all the values have been changed, click “Apply changes”.
28. Click YES to apply the coding changes.
29. When “Coding has finished” appears, click the Version tab. When the information on
the Version tab loads, turn the starter to the LOCK position. Allow the EEC to finish its after
run. This can take one minute.
30. Turn the starter to the ON position. Navigate to the EEC program. Click Adaptations. Click
“D t transfer”.
“Data
t
f ” Click
Cli k Copying
C
i to
t USB storage
t
device.
d i Click
Cli k Continue.
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Note: In order to test the Idle Limiting System, the engine coolant temperature must first be
raised to 160⁰F (71⁰C). When this is reached, check the timer settings that have been
programmed.
31. The drive where the USB storage device is shown. Click Continue.
32. The history file containing the coding changes to the EEC is now on the USB storage device. It
can be uploaded to the EOL website. NOTE: SEE Service Information Bulletin 14‐005 for
instructions for UPLOADING A HISTORY FILE TO THE EOL WEBSITE.