Scania SC DTC 9480 Impulse sensor

SC SC control unit · Scania · 6 variants

Code 9480 (decimal). Some diagnostic tools show it in hexadecimal as 2508.

In short

The tachograph cannot identify the impulse sensor.

Variant 1

Applies to: SC1 (TCO)

What does Scania SC fault code 9480 mean?

The tachograph cannot identify the impulse sensor.

What causes Scania DTC 9480?

Communication between tachograph and road speed sensor has been faulty due to a short circuit, open circuit or defective road speed sensor. The fault code is also generated if the tachograph or road speed sensor without subsequent pairing together.

How to fix Scania SC fault code 9480?

  1. Check the road speed sensor, including cable harness and harness-to-harness connectors.
  2. Repair the unit if necessary.

Variant 2: Road speed sensor

Applies to: SC2 (TCO)

Detection

Faulty signal from the road speed sensor. The tachograph display shows code 16 for this fault code.

Possible cause

Internal fault in the road speed sensor.

How to fix

Check the road speed sensor.

Variant 3: Road speed sensor

Applies to: SC3 (TCO)

Detection

The tachograph cannot identify the road speed sensor.

Possible cause

Communication between tachograph and road speed sensor has been faulty due to a short circuit, open circuit or defective road speed sensor. The fault code is also generated if the tachograph or road speed sensor without subsequent pairing together.

System reaction

A warning is displayed in the instrument cluster.

How to fix

  1. Check the road speed sensor, including cable harness and harness-to-harness connectors.
  2. Repair the unit if necessary.

Variant 4: Road speed sensor

Applies to: SC4 (TCO)

Detection

Faulty signal from the road speed sensor.

Possible cause

- Open circuit in the cable harness for road speed sensor voltage supply. - Internal fault in the road speed sensor. - Loss of power or communication fault between the tachograph and the road speed sensor for longer than 5 minutes, which may lead to the road speed sensor being temporarily blocked. - Fault on tachograph.

System reaction

The event is stored in the tachograph and in the digital tachograph card. Display fault code 16 is displayed.

How to fix

Check the road speed sensor.

Variant 5: Road speed sensor

Applies to: SC5 (TCO)

Detection

The tachograph cannot identify the road speed sensor.

Possible cause

Communication between tachograph and road speed sensor has been faulty due to a short circuit, open circuit or defective road speed sensor. The fault code is also generated if the tachograph or road speed sensor is renewed without subsequent pairing.

System reaction

A warning is displayed in the instrument cluster.

How to fix

  1. Check the road speed sensor.
  2. Check the cable harness for the road speed sensor.
  3. Check the road speed sensor's harness-to-harness connector.
  4. Pair the units together using the tachograph calibration equipment.
  5. Renew the road speed sensor.

Variant 6: Road speed sensor

Applies to: SC6 (TCO)

Detection

Faulty signal from the road speed sensor.

Possible cause

- Open circuit in the cable harness for road speed sensor voltage supply. - Internal fault in the road speed sensor. - Loss of power or communication fault between the tachograph and the road speed sensor for longer than 5 minutes, which may lead to the road speed sensor being temporarily blocked. - Fault on tachograph.

System reaction

- The event is stored in the tachograph and in the digital tachograph card. - Error code 16 is displayed on the display.

How to fix

Check the road speed sensor.

This information is for guidance only. Always follow the manufacturer workshop manual and safety procedures; if in doubt, contact an authorised workshop.