167-T2305-1
Service Bulletin Details
Public Details for: 167-T2305-1
After a re-calibration of a cummins engine ecu, dtc 2222 fuel level (main tank) sensor circuit - voltage above normal or shorted to high source may set in the engine ecu. This is likely the result of a re-calibration event where the sa
Models from 2023
2023 HINO L-SERIES |
Models from 2022
2022 HINO L-SERIES |
TECH TIP CUMMINS ECU CALIBRATION AND MISSING HINO SET PARAMETERS GROUP: 0-GENERAL TECH TIP NO: 23-020 DATE: 5-15-23 SUBJECT VEHICLES: Certain 2022-Current Model Year L-Series Trucks Equipped with a Cummins B6.7 Engine. Note: This tech tip is provided as technical information and is not authorization for a warrantable repair. OVERVIEW: After a re-calibration of a Cummins Engine ECU, DTC 2222 Fuel Level (Main Tank) Sensor Circuit Voltage Above Normal or Shorted to High Source may set in the engine ECU. This is likely the result of a re-calibration event where the Save / Restore Adjustable Parameters selection was not checked during the re-calibration using Cummins INSITE. IMPORTANT • Reference Cummins Training Course ID 1398 INSITE Programming located in Cummins QuickServe Online prior to any re-calibration. • Only perform a Cummins Engine ECU re-calibration under the following conditions (per Cummins): 1. When requested by a Cummins Service Engineer 2. When mandated by a Cummins Engineering Bulletin 3. When a Fault Code indicates that a re-calibration is required 1. Prior to any Cummins ECU re-calibration, it is important to create a template in INSITE of the engine ECU, this can be referenced later in the event the Hino Adjustable Parameters are lost. Reference Cummins training and QuickServe Online to learn how to create a template. 2. To avoid loss of Hino Set Parameters during a Cummins ECU re-calibration, it is important to select Save / Restore Adjustable Parameters shown in the screen below. Once selected, proceed with recalibration by following Cummins INSITE instructions.