Service Bulletin 23-025
NOTE: Disassemble the connectors one at a time to avoid swapping the green and red wires. Install the matching color FAKRA splice repair service cables and splice boxes.
Note You must remove the preceding module before removing the bus connector. Slide the bus connector away from the preceding bus connector at least 5. An improperly manufactured terminal may lead to poor communication in...
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NOTE: Disassemble the connectors one at a time to avoid swapping the green and red wires. Install the matching color FAKRA splice repair service cables and splice boxes.
Since there are only two stations on the bus, it is obvious that the terminating resistor must be turned to the ON position. Then the wiring on the plug should be in and out.
Rotate the bus connector to remove it from the DIN rail. Note If you want to remove a bus connector in the middle of the system, you must remove any modules or bus connectors following
With the correct equipment and methods, depinning connectors can be a challenging procedure but is not impossible. In this blog, we will provide a step-by-step guide on how to depin a
Bus Bar Installation NOTICE All power connection fastener hardware must be properly torqued. Refer to the Caterpillar specification for each bolt and nut size. Failure to torque the fastener hardware will
NOTE: Some models will have a CD player, DVD player or center pocket. Remove the DVD player, CD player or center pocket to gain access to the two 8 mm bolts holding the infotainment unit.
It is the objective of this publication to provide the necessary guidelines, considerations, and limitations for the proper application of Kinetix® and PowerFlex® drives that are used in common-bus
The proper steps and precautions for installing and removing electronic connectors to ensure reliability, prevent damage, and maintain performance.
Mark pin positions clearly during disassembly, and photograph complex connectors before de-pinning. Create detailed notes showing which pin goes in which cavity to prevent confusion during reassembly.
Looks like you are better off cutting them off and getting a new connector that will plug into the new connector. Those are just power wires, the CAN wires are the ones that go into the 4 pin