General
In addition to the current manual and vacuum shift type transmission power take-offs, an electric shift type transmission power take-off (20 kg-m) has been adopted. A new controller is used to control the electric shift type power take-off.
The control unit relay assembly applies power take off activation voltage to terminals SLP and SLH when the unit receives an input signal from the power take-off indicator switch.
After the activation voltage is applied, the power take-off assembly begins operation.
Signals from terminal SLP will stop being output approximately 5 seconds after the control unit relay assembly begins operation (voltage input to terminal SL1 of the power take-off assembly is 0 V). At this time only voltage output from terminal SLH is present, which sustains the power take-off operation.
Turning the power take-off position switch OFF will stop the output from terminal SLH (voltage input to terminal SL2 of the power take-off assembly is 0 V), and the power take-off returns to the original position due to the return spring.
TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE
Measure the voltage and check the conditions.
Disconnect the power take-off assembly connector.
Start the engine.
Depress the clutch pedal (power take-off clutch switch ON).
Measure the voltage and check the symptoms in the table below.
Tech Tips
If the result is OK, proceed to the next conditions.
If the result is NG, check the suspected area and symptom and proceed to "PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE" Click here.
| Terminal | Specified Condition |
|---|---|
| SL1 | 20 to 28 V |
| SL2 | 20 to 28 V |
Symptom: Power take-off does not operate.
| Terminal | Specified Condition |
|---|---|
| SL1 | 0 V |
| SL2 | 20 to 28 V |
Symptom: Power take-off cannot be sustained.
| Terminal | Specified Condition |
|---|---|
| SL1 | 0 V |
| SL2 | 0 V |
Symptom: Power take-off does not return to the original position.