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Bobcat not in neutral code B1120-F0 reads joystick right roller on a compact wheel loader, right primary on M-Series loaders. Match code to machine.

Bobcat H7404 has no public Bobcat definition we could find, so here’s what nine documented owner reports show and what to ask your dealer.

Bobcat M6604 shows up when the loader’s controllers lose contact with the engine ECU. Get the OEM label, the sibling codes, and what owners checked first.

Bobcat hydraulic oil temperature codes climb in three steps on M-Series machines. What each one means, when it’s the sensor, and when it’s a dealer job.

Bobcat M0514 charge pressure code, explained with the full M05xx ladder, nine owner reports, and why a gauge test beats buying a new sensor.

Bobcat M0309 back after a new battery? All three documented M0309 reports we reviewed had a new battery, and the code persisted. Here’s the timing split.

Bobcat M0117 won’t clear with a fresh filter? Bobcat lists it beside M0116 and two derate codes, and each points somewhere different on M-Series loaders.

Bobcat 01-17 is the air filter plugged code; on older loaders 10-17 is the charge filter, and P0117 is an engine coolant sensor fault.

Bobcat 04-15 code lookups disagree because most published lists copy each other. Bobcat’s S220 manual confirms 01-17 as plugged air filter.

Bobcat code lookup starts with the plate serial, not the model name. On an M2-Series standard panel, the information button brings up the active codes.