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9650 agco-allis faults sensor codes
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kaiden02
Posted 4/28/2014 17:30 (#3841904)
Subject: 9650 agco-allis faults sensor codes


Numbers 2 and 14 are showing up-tractor isn't shifting right as well.
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Jon
Posted 4/28/2014 19:46 (#3842224 - in reply to #3841904)
Subject: RE: 9650 agco-allis faults sensor codes



Callao Missouri
When I have problems it seems like one of the two plugs on front of the cab in front of clutch peddle but on outside of cab have come loose. Just wiggle them and push them back in tight good to go for another year. Jon
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kaiden02
Posted 4/28/2014 20:28 (#3842356 - in reply to #3842224)
Subject: RE: 9650 agco-allis faults sensor codes


Did the same numbers come up as faults?
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pickle
Posted 4/28/2014 20:47 (#3842431 - in reply to #3842356)
Subject: RE: 9650 agco-allis faults sensor codes


The number 2 code has to do with the parking brake. I would check to be sure that there's not some debris under the cab that is preventing the rod from going all the way down. That's a fairly common problem for that series.
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a of jag
Posted 4/28/2014 22:00 (#3842711 - in reply to #3841904)
Subject: RE: 9650 agco-allis faults sensor codes


Waverly MN
Here is a list of what the codes mean. This is for a Acgo/White so it should be the same.



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a of jag
Posted 4/28/2014 22:07 (#3842728 - in reply to #3841904)
Subject: RE: 9650 agco-allis faults sensor codes


Waverly MN
Like others said check the plugs at the firewall. Also there is a switch underneath plastic molding by the parking brake. Basically a whisker switch, or 2 cannot remember, make sure they are operating properly. It does seem it is a issue parking brake related. Good Luck.
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kaiden02
Posted 4/29/2014 04:49 (#3842959 - in reply to #3842711)
Subject: RE: 9650 agco-allis faults sensor codes


Thanks!
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