Table
4.
Possible Symptoms Of Failed HDC System Components - Continued.
HDC SYSTEM
POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES
Solenoid Valve V17 - Shutoff valve - Apron retract
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No hydraulic fluid supply going to (raise) or from
(lower) apron cylinders.
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Apron cannot be raised or lowered.
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Cannot unload or cannot retain load in bowl.
Solenoid Valve V18 - Shutoff valve - No. 4 actuator, left
suspension port 9 to port 2 (normally closed)
STUCK OPEN
SPRUNG MODE:
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Compensating pressure continuously supplied
to left rear actuators 3 & 4.
UNSPRUNG MODE:
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Compensating pressure at 2850 psi (19650.06
kPa) continuously supplied to left rear actuators
3 & 4 and right rear actuators 3 & 4. If this is
normal pressure in unsprung mode, there is no
impact.
Solenoid Valve V19 - Shutoff valve - Suspension relief
valve port 17R (normally closed)
STUCK OPEN
SPRUNG MODE:
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Compensating pump pressure is directed to
reservoir return.
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No hydraulic fluid supply (9) to wheel valves.
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No hydraulic fluid supply (9) to actuators.
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Vehicle will not be raised.
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Track may be thrown if vehicle is backed.
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No suspension shock absorbing capability.
UNSPRUNG MODE:
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Main accumulator/compensating pump
pressure is directed to right front intermediate
control valve.
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Main accumulator pressure is directed to right
front actuator lower side.
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No vehicle change in height since raise side
pressure is trapped.
UNSPRUNG MODE-LOWER:
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No impact.
UNSPRUNG MODE-RAISE:
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Hydraulic fluid supply is directed to return.
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