Bigsky
Guest
Had a CTS do the same this year. Was the battery. It actually blew up. Maybe you have one bad oneIJ Do you get an error codeIJ
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Combines 9500 won t shutdown
Joe
Guest
Sounds like a relay is stuck "on". If it is not the large ones by the batteries, It could be one on the main power distribution board in the grain tank.
guru
Guest
our 9500 had this prob it was the large plug in the engine compartment moisture and dust had got in.we could not shut machine down and then when we arrived in the morning buzzers and lights in cab were on and fuel pump running good luck
West_Oz_Matt
Guest
Thanks to all who posted a comment. guru, that sounds like exactly the same as what's happened to ours. could you please tell me which plug had moisture in itIJ This all happened after we had 40mm of rain when it was parked outside.Thanks.
weeyahkah
Guest
It is the amphenol plug (Deutsch) near the E.C.U. The E.C.U is in the compartiment motor in a black fiber glass box. Good luck
Old_Geezer
Guest
Same problems with 9600 also and the same reason of moisture in the plug under the ECU
tech
Guest
remember,fuel shutoff solenoid has power to it to run.No power to shutoff. So if you have a problem with it still running after the key is turned off,then it could be back feeding thru another circuit or relay stuck,or bad connection.Check wiring to ecu and from ecu.You should get a wiring skematics to follow.