The electrical system starts the engine, powers its controls and carries the signals that monitor and protect it. This group covers starter motors, alternators and regulators, batteries and cables, wiring harnesses and connectors, relays, fuses and switchgear, and sensors including coolant temperature, oil pressure, rail pressure and speed senders. Machine-mounted engines expose harnesses to vibration, water and physical damage, so chafed wiring and corroded connectors account for a large share of faults reported as component failures. On electronically controlled engines such as the DL06, a faulty sender can produce a derate or warning that appears mechanical.
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Chafed harnesses, corroded connectors and poor earths produce intermittent symptoms that vary with vibration, temperature and moisture.
Yes. On electronically controlled engines the ECM responds to sensor readings, so a faulty rail pressure or temperature sender can cause a derate that resembles a mechanical fault.
Compare its reading against an independent mechanical gauge at the same point. A disagreement points to the sender, its wiring or its earth.