Applies to: COO6 (COO6C)
What does Scania COO fault code 9 mean?
Inadmissible combination of signals to the coordinator from the starter lock. The fault code is generated when the coordinator receives a signal indicating that the voltage is turned on, but there is no signal that there is a starter key in the starter lock.
What causes Scania DTC 9?
Fault in the starter lock circuit or internal fault in the starter lock.
How does the system react?
The engine cannot be started as long as the fault is active.
How to fix Scania COO fault code 9?
- Check the starter lock including wiring and harness-to-harness connectors.
- Measure the voltage on the "starter key inserted" coordinator pin When the starter key is in the lock, the voltage should correspond to the battery voltage, i.e.
- 24 V.
- When the key is removed, the voltage should be 0 V.
This information is for guidance only. Always follow the manufacturer workshop manual and safety procedures; if in doubt, contact an authorised workshop.
Code 9 in other Scania systems
- 9hex 0009 Angle sensor, ACS
- 9hex 000009 Loudspeaker channel 3, break in circuit
- 9hex 0009 Loudspeaker, short circuit
- 9hex 0009 Communication with the articulation control system (ACS)
- 9hex 0009 Parking brake signal
- 9hex 0009 Roof hatch
- 9hex 0009 Switch on the operation unit
- 9hex 0009 CD switch
- 9hex 000009 Too great a difference between 30 voltage and wake-up signal
- 9hex 000009 Cold start intake cam phaser target error
- 9hex 0009 Control unit
- 9hex 0009 Rotational speed sensor
- 9hex 0009 Direction indicators on trailer, right.