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Troubleshooting Volvo fh 12 I-shift: Mid 130 Psid 232 Fmi 9 Can Rail Power Transmission Fault

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  • #1 16195173
    patryk9pl
    Level 2  
    Mid 130 Psid 232 Fmi 9 Can Rail Power transmission. Where to look for a fault?
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  • #2 16195352
    keicam1991
    Level 18  
    MID130 G020 - Automatic transmission electronic block
    PSID232 SAE J1939 CAN control bus
    FMI-9 Invalid update


    Right side (passenger side) on a banana :) .
  • #3 16196073
    patryk9pl
    Level 2  
    Checked. From the gearbox to the brown connector, supply PC or PT, I don't remember now. Only that not all the cables go there. There are probably 3 more cables in the box and I don't know where they go. I didn't have time to take it apart. And where is the Transmission Control Module?...
  • #4 16197133
    keicam1991
    Level 18  
    Check power and ground.
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  • #5 17420867
    Macio782
    Level 8  
    Hello
    Were you able to fix these errors? I have this problem. What was the problem??
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  • #6 17445609
    Macio782
    Level 8  
    keicam1991 wrote:
    MID130 G020 - Automatic transmission electronic block
    PSID232 SAE J1939 CAN control bus
    FMI-9 Invalid update


    Right side (passenger side) on a banana :) .



    Hello
    I have the same problem, please help: e-mail maciek(_at_)grupairma.pl
  • #7 17447648
    citromaniak
    Level 23  
    There are body grounds under the fuse cover in the cabin, check if they are well grounded.
  • #8 17447661
    Macio782
    Level 8  
    The entire harness from the electronics of the gearbox to the front cabin has been examined

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    This is the only error, apart from that the gearbox has a problem with the 7th gear, it does not engage the first time after dropping the revs, it engages with a grinding sound :(
  • #9 17447676
    citromaniak
    Level 23  
    As I wrote, check all the masses carefully because it was a problem for one guest. Not one service center was concerned about this error.
  • #10 17447681
    Macio782
    Level 8  
    This is the only error, apart from that the gearbox has a problem with the 7th gear, it does not engage the first time after dropping the revs, it engages with a grinding sound :(
  • #11 17447698
    citromaniak
    Level 23  
    Maybe some synchronizers have failed, I don't know, maybe someone who disassembles ishifts will tell you.
  • #12 17447741
    Macio782
    Level 8  
    Weights ok... the error is still there
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  • #13 17447785
    TomasAGC
    Level 16  
    You won't get very far if the shift to 7 grinds, a standard fault with this gearbox, it's better to fix it - it fell off, the synchronizer broke and it's probably rubbing against the housing after you've been driving with it for some time. Don't rush yourself, because even to remove the selector you will have a long way to go.
  • #14 17447798
    Macio782
    Level 8  
    But why the error mid 130 psid 232 fmi 9???
  • #15 17447823
    TomasAGC
    Level 16  
    I won't answer this question, but I've seen this error in cars where everything worked properly and were calibrated. If I were you, I would take care of the grinding noise and leave the cables for later.
  • #16 17448056
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #17 17448068
    Macio782
    Level 8  
    Error based on the car's computer display.. computer connected and gear change diagnosis successful
  • #18 17448083
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #19 17448109
    Macio782
    Level 8  
    I have it in a Magnumka 480DXI, 2011, mileage 590,000
  • #20 17448336
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #21 17450033
    Hektar Zahler
    Level 34  
    Enough of that !! No one has any idea what he's talking about. The actual reason for the error is: waiting for the default message exceeds the reception time limit. Preliminarily check the cables, connectors and resistance. Next, we need an electronics technician.
  • #22 17450062
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #23 17450283
    citromaniak
    Level 23  
    Everyone can say it in slogans. Be specific about which wires, because as you know, there are kilometers of them put together.
  • #24 17450535
    Hektar Zahler
    Level 34  
    Are you serious or do you really not know? CAN control twisted pair upper right corner of cabin connectors (standing facing the cabin) on the right. @piotr I see that you don't understand the topic because you haven't seen the transmission distortions in Volvo. It is the complete lack of error history that is now the biggest problem, because PSID 232 is like a confirmation that the controller had the right to blame the errors associated with these distortions, or (what is important!!) not register them at all, quote:
    Macio782 wrote:
    This is the only error
    Never clear errors in this car again.
  • #25 17451025
    citromaniak
    Level 23  
    The guy said he checked the harness from the gearbox, so your theory is out of the question. Let's just hope he checked with a bulb and not a meter.
  • #26 17451338
    Hektar Zahler
    Level 34  
    You keep getting lost, because as if you didn't know, this section doesn't have to be damaged, because no error indicates it. Watch what I say and stop spreading confusion immediately.
  • #27 17451538
    citromaniak
    Level 23  
    This error indicates missing frames in the Can network between ishift and the engine controller
  • #28 17451816
    Hektar Zahler
    Level 34  
    You're still wandering. This is something like a warning that determines CAN errors. The default message goes out from the cab to all controllers. In case of PSID 232 corruption, FMI 9 has the same right to be thrown out by each of them. Such a diagnosis based on error codes requires an error history.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting a Volvo FH 12 I-shift transmission issue indicated by the error code MID 130, PSID 232, FMI 9, which points to a CAN rail power transmission fault. Participants suggest checking the automatic transmission electronic block, power and ground connections, and body grounds under the fuse cover. There are mentions of potential issues with the gearbox, particularly with the 7th gear not engaging properly and making grinding noises. The importance of examining the wiring harness and ensuring proper calibration of the gearbox is emphasized. Some users note that the error may not directly correlate with a physical fault, suggesting that it could be related to communication issues within the CAN network. Overall, the consensus is to check connections, calibrate the system, and address any mechanical issues with the gearbox.
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