Mahindra Tractor Fault Codes List. Diagnostic blink codes.

Mahindra Tractor DTCs in English are read by the number of blinks of the diagnostic lamp / overheating

1) Low coolant level

2) Tight pressure valve spring

3) Loose or broken fan belt

4) Oil fan belt

5) Bad thermostat

6) Bad water pump or water leak

7) Clogged water passages

8) Wrong injection time

9) Clogged Airways

10) Fuel gas enters the water jacket with a broken cylinder gasket

1) Replenish coolant and check for water leakage.

2) Replace the radiator cap.

3) Adjust the belt tension or replace it.

4) Replace

5) Replace.

6) Repair or replacement.

7) Clean the radiator and water lines.

8) Adjust injection time.

9) Clean the exterior of the heatsink.

10) Check the cylinder head and install the cylinder gasket

Overcooling

1) Bad thermostat

2) Excessively low atmospheric temperature

1) Replace

2) Reduce the operation of the radiator working with the oil cooler.

Loss of coolant

1) Radiator leak

2) Tightly clamped or broken conduit

3) Reinforced pressure valve spring

4) Water pump leak

5) Water leakage through the cylinder head gasket

6) Cracked cylinder head or body

1) Repair or replacement

2) Tighten or replace

3) Replace the radiator cap

4) Repair or replacement

5) Check the cylinder head and replace the gasket

Noisy cooling

1) Bad water pump bearing

2) Loose or curved fan

3) Unbalanced fan

4) Bad fan belt

1) Replace

2) Tighten or replace

3) Replace

4) Replace

Error P2033 on Mahindra Logged if the exhaust gas sensor readings exceed the allowable values. The alarm code can signal the need to change the operating mode. Error 2033 issue to activate the CHECK ENGINE light and particulate filter indicator. It is also possible to reduce engine power.

Error P2033 on Mahindra occurs due to:

failure of the exhaust gas temperature sensor;

failure of the transmission control module;

wiring or connector problems.

If you encounter a dangerous problem, do not check the error yourself. Resetting alarm code 2033 will not eliminate its cause.

The P0141 error on the Mahindra occurs when there is a problem with the oxygen sensor heater circuit. In this case, we are talking about a second lambda probe installed after the catalytic converter. When error 0141 appears, “floating” revolutions are observed during a cold start of the engine and an increase in fuel consumption when driving at high speed. Also, the code is accompanied by the activation of the CHECK ENGINE icon.

Error P0141 on Mahindra occurs for three reasons:

lost contact in the oxygen sensor power supply block;

a different type of lambda probe is used;

the lambda probe heating coil burned out.

If error 141 occurs, you should immediately diagnose it.