Description:

This code indicates that the current for the front PTO driver is above normal, suggesting that the front PTO coil current is too high or there is a short to ground. This could be due to a short circuit in the wiring, a faulty coil, or issues within the control module.

Reaction:

The front PTO may not engage or operate correctly, and there could be a risk of blowing fuses or damaging other electrical components. The operator might see a warning light or message on the dashboard.

Recommendations:

• Inspect Front PTO Coil:
  • Check the front PTO coil for proper operation and signs of short circuits.
  • Replace the coil if necessary.
• Examine Wiring for Shorts:
  • Inspect the wiring harness for signs of damage or shorts to ground.
  • Repair or replace any damaged wiring.
• Test Control Module:
  • Verify the functionality of the control module responsible for the front PTO.
  • Replace the control module if necessary.
• Check for Grounding Issues:
  • Ensure the front PTO circuit is not improperly grounded.

Note:

Routine checks and maintenance of the electrical system and PTO components can help prevent issues with the coil and ensure reliable operation.