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Electronic Control System ISM and QSM11 Engines – 022-001   Service Tools

Electronic Engine Controls

Tool Number

3377161
Multimeter

Measure electrical circuits; voltage (VDC), resistance (ohms), and current (amps).
Tool Number

3822608
Weather-Pack Terminal Removal Tool

Used to repair Weather-Pack connectors.
Tool Number

3822760
Deutsch Terminal Removal Tool (Blue)

Used to repair No. 16 wires used in most Deutsch connectors.
Tool Number

3822860
Heat Gun

Used to repair connector wires.
Tool Number

3824815
Deutsch Terminal Removal Tool (Red)

Used to repair Deutsch 50-pin connectors.
Tool Number

3824816
Deutsch Terminal Removal Tool (Yellow)

Used to repair Deutsch 9-pin connectors.
Tool Number

3822930
Wire Crimping Pliers

Used when repairing connector wires.
Tool Number

3822934
Lubricant DS-ES

Used to lubricate connector before installation.
Tool Number

3823843
Deep Well Socket (1-1/4 inch)

Used to remove and install sensors and actuators.
Tool Number

3824510
Electrical Contact Cleaner

Used to clean electrical contacts and connectors.
Tool Number

3162844
Datalink Adapter Kit

INLINE 2™ adapter and associated cables are used to connect a computer to an engine datalink.
Tool Number

3884973
INSITE™ Software Kit

Used to troubleshoot, program, and adjust CENSE™ systems.
Tool Number

3824776
Pressure Sensor Breakout Cable

Used to troubleshoot pressure sensor issues.
Tool Number

3824775
Pressure Sensor Breakout Cable

Used to troubleshoot pressure sensor issues.
Tool Number

3824774
Ambient Air Pressure Sensor Breakout Cable

Used to troubleshoot ambient air pressure sensor issues.
Tool Number

3163151
Bench Top Calibrator

Used to calibrate electronic control modules off the engine (refer to Bulletin No. 3377791).
Tool Number

3162898
Pressure/Temperature Sensor Breakout Cable

Used to troubleshoot pressure/temperature sensor issues.
Tool Number

3824904
Wiring Repair Kit

Repair kit for wiring harness and connectors.
Tool Number

3822747
EPS Installation Tool

Used to remove and install the EP sensor.

Last Modified:  19-Jun-2002
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