I could use a wiring diagram for a W900 that has a mechanical engine. I am removing the ecm and harness from a 93 that has a Detroit to install a newer engine. The replacement harness doesn't use the ecm to control the fan. I need to go backwards so to speak and rewire some of the fan's electrical harness. By using a truck without an ecm say like my 95 W900 with a mechanical Cat, I can adapt the wiring in the 93 to be like the wiring in the 95.
So forget about my 2 previous posts on wiring. I can sensibly remove the ecm and harness from the 93 and go to the 95 for what I need to do to get the fan working with the engine temp. and a/c.
My 95 W900 with the mechanical Cat is s/n 659321. So if anyone can get diagrams for that truck it would be a great help to me. Yes I could go to Kenworth but I no longer buy parts there unless I am desperate or forced to for some reason.
Another approach to W900 wiring.
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by bigguns, Feb 28, 2020.
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Here is some of what you are looking for. R115-3431 is a/c diagram and r115-5647 is fan control for your 95. R115-4522 is DDEC2 diagram and R115-5438 is DDEC3 diagram.
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@spsauerland You are the man! I think I am go to go with the schematics you posted. You saved me from a whole lot of begging.
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@spsauerland These are great. Would you happen to have those plus cab/sleeper and the rearend wiring for a '94? 636127 B model Cat
I've had fun making the previous owners hack job work but truly would like to get it a little better. Running new circuits because someone got happy with butt splices and multicolored wire for a single run is still giving me fits.
One section or item done and then wham!!! That light quit...this light blinks...
And my local KW is just too difficult to work with.
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