2013/01/16 Caterpillar


New Software is Used For C175-16 Petroleum Engines {1901, 1920}

Usage:

C175-16 P6L
Engine:
C175-16 (S/N: P6L1-UP)

Description of Change: The new software provides the following additional features:

  • The programmable fuel correction factor, similar to the feature used with 3500 Engines, enables more accurate observation of fuel consumption. Programming the configuration parameter requires the use of Cat® Electronic Technician (ET) Software, 2012B or a newer version.

  • Improved start/stop strategy that increases the reliability of start-ups

  • Properly display the codes listed in Table 1

  • Improved RPM stability during secondary ECM control

Adaptable To: The new 434-0845 Engine Ratings Electronic Software Gp is used for the primary ECM. The new 434-0846 Engine Ratings Electronic Software Gp is used for the secondary ECM.

Both software groups are adaptable back to first production of the engines listed above.

Note: Because flash files are subject to change without announcement, more recent software may be available for your engine. Download the most recent software in order to flash your engine ECM.

Table 1
Event Codes     Diagnostic Codes    
E245 High Right Turbo Turbine Inlet Temp     232-3 Fuel Rail Tempsensor Sensor : Voltage Above Normal    
232-4 Fuel Rail Tempsensor Sensor : Voltage Below Normal
E246 High Left Turbo Turbine Inlet Temp
   
1491-3 Right Turbo Turbine Inlet Temperature Sensor : Voltage Above Normal    
1492-3 Left Turbo Turbine Inlet Temperature Sensor : Voltage Above Normal

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