763 showing door code 78-74 but has no enclosed cab?

[Marzbarz2003]

I'm stumped..... I had a mouse chew up the wires on my traction lock solenoid. No big deal. Took the solenoid off and rewired it. Put the solenoid back in the machine. Starts up and everything looks good. No error lights , no service codes. I lower the seat bar and the light comes on. Hit the start button. The tractions lock solenoid light comes on. But now the tilt / lift light flashes non stop and the left panel has the word "DOOR" in the service code window. I have done some research and know it is talking about the front cab door being open and its a safety thing to keep you from ripping the door off. Funny thing is I do not have an enclosed cab and have no idea why it would tell me the door is open. My service manual does not even have info about the cab door since I do not have one. Can anyone please point me to at least the plug that connect the door sensor to the wire harness to see if I have any chewed wires. Thanks for any info.

 

[Bobcatdan]

Yours probably doesn't have the door switch wiring. It would come down from the left dash. If you pull that dash there maybe an unused wire plug, you can check that. You're not going to like this, but every time I had this problem, it was a bad controller.

 

[Marzbarz2003]

Yours probably doesn't have the door switch wiring. It would come down from the left dash. If you pull that dash there maybe an unused wire plug, you can check that. You're not going to like this, but every time I had this problem, it was a bad controller.

Thanks for the reply. I guess I am looking for the plug on the wire harness that would be for the door sensor if I have a cab door. Anyone have a picture of the wire harness showing what plug is used for the door? I know I don't have a door but if I can find were on the wire harness the door would plug in if I had one. I see several un-used plugs on my wire harness and not sure what they all go to. Thanks for any help