Excessive water in fuel M7060 clogged vent possibly?

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Yes it's going to need a computer to read it, most independent shops can not read or program Kubota systems.

 

[McMXi]

I have no idea where the CAN service connection is otherwise I would hook up a computer or something just to dump the CAN info to a computer.

I do have a local mobile tractor repair person called.
Hopefully they have a Kubota computer they can hook up.

On my M6060 (which has a cab) the connector is on top of the radiator cowling near the ECU. In the photo below there's a new-looking harness plugged into the CAN connector. The ECU connector can be seen at lower right with the red locking lever.

 

[SingletonFarms]

Ok AWESOME, I think I found it then...It has an insert that has 120ohm and 1/2watt wording on it.
Does this look like it would be the CAN? I wonder what the insert is for beyond just a dust cover??

 

[McMXi]

Ok AWESOME, I think I found it then...It has an insert that has 120ohm and 1/2watt wording on it.
Does this look like it would be the CAN? I wonder what the insert is for beyond just a dust cover??





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This might help. The pigtail that I show below is what you're holding in your photo. If you remove the electrical tape you can unplug the pigtail and that'll give you access to the connector that Diagmaster and similar plug into.

 

[SingletonFarms]

Perfect thank you so much for taking the time to send the pictures. I got it.

 

[McMXi]

Perfect thank you so much for taking the time to send the pictures. I got it.

You're welcome. Also, you asked "I wonder what the insert is for beyond just a dust cover??" If you look at the schematic above it's a 120 ohm/0.5W terminator (resistor) and it needs to be reinstalled once access to the CAN connector is no longer needed.

 

[SingletonFarms]

You're welcome. Also, you asked "I wonder what the insert is for beyond just a dust cover??" If you look at the schematic above it's a 120 ohm/0.5W terminator (resistor) and it needs to be reinstalled once access to the CAN connector is no longer needed.

Thank you, make sense. I used to install Coax based networks back in the day and at each end you cannot just leave the connection open, a terminator with a certain resistance was needed...CAN is just a small network, so that makes sense.