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Volvo FH 13 500 Error: MID 128 SID 85 FMI 5 - Seeking Help & Solutions on Forum

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  • #1 16769471
    marek124l
    Level 9  
    Hello can anyone help me with this error?
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  • #3 16771032
    marek124l
    Level 9  
    Where to look for the cause?
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  • #4 16771107
    MACIEK_M
    Level 29  
    Quote:
    Where to look for the cause?


    In the electric installation of the piston cooling valve. From what I remember it is on the filter block.
  • #5 16775109
    stanisławpiotr
    Level 32  
    Repair info below. Possible damage to the coil winding (open circuit) of the valve or internal short circuit of the coil to ground.
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  • #6 16781383
    marek124l
    Level 9  
    Thank you very much
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    #7 16781549
    stanisławpiotr
    Level 32  
    If I helped, select a helpful topic.
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  • #8 17640089
    Jacekm123123
    Level 2  
    After replacing the solenoid, the error remained.
  • #9 17640480
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #10 17640748
    stanisławpiotr
    Level 32  
    Valve failure often blows the fuse.
  • #11 17640829
    Jacekm123123
    Level 2  
    And you don't know which one it can be?
  • #12 17640864
    stanisławpiotr
    Level 32  
    You have f41 in the diagram.
  • #13 17641656
    Jacekm123123
    Level 2  
    Fuses ok ... maybe the second solenoid valve (vertical) is broken. Is it possible? Unless one of the sensors?
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The discussion revolves around the Volvo FH 13 500 truck experiencing an error code: MID 128 SID 85 FMI 5. Users suggest that the issue may stem from the electric installation of the piston cooling valve, located on the filter block. Potential causes include damage to the coil winding of the valve or an internal short circuit. Recommendations include checking the fuse and wiring, as valve failures can often blow fuses. One user noted that after replacing the solenoid, the error persisted, prompting further investigation into the second solenoid valve or sensors.
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