The database covers 149 dealer codes — Iveco EuroTronic uses its own factory format, outside the J1939 SPN/FMI standard. A few examples below; look up your own code in the search on the homepage, where you can also pick “Iveco EuroTronic” from the brand list.
| 02 | Solenoid valve Y2 (splitter control) — short to ground. |
| 11 | Engine (mountain) brake cut-off relay (25115) — short to ground. |
| 25 | Display communication line — short to ground. |
| 43 | Engine (mountain) brake cut-off relay (25115) — open circuit. |
| 57 | Incorrect supply voltage — the gearbox goes into limp-home mode. The STOP lamp lights up and the buzzer sounds. |
| 69 | Solenoid valve Y5 (gear selection) — short to positive. |
| 81 | Solenoid valve Y1 (inertia brake) — short to positive. |
| 93 | Range group position sensor (B6, low/high range) — fault. The STOP lamp lights up and the buzzer sounds. |
| 105 | Supply voltage too low. The STOP lamp lights up and the buzzer sounds. |
| 119 | Clutch does not engage, engine torque is not transmitted. The STOP lamp lights up and the buzzer sounds. |
| 132 | Gear engagement position sensor (B4) — self-calibration error. |
| 142 | Splitter position sensor (B7) — short to ground. |
| 152 | Gear shift mechanism does not move to the new position. |
| 162 | ASR — the MUX signal is not generated (short circuit). |
| 173 | The auxiliary brake request signal is permanently on. |
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