Truck shuts down when raining and will not restart.

Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by CMK, Mar 24, 2024.

  1. CMK

    CMK Bobtail Member

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    After I get towed the truck starts right up. Is this crazy? I have been dealing with this problem for several months. I paid $500 to get pulled 300 feet(out of the truck wash!) Could a wet wheel sensor cause this issue? I'm tired of fixing things already. Again, this only happens when it's raining. Please help! 2008 Freightliner cascadia.
     
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  3. flood

    flood Road Train Member

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    First guess is the plug on the ecm...
     
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  4. DUNE-T

    DUNE-T Road Train Member

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    I don't have a Cascadia, but on my Volvo with n14, it was the harness from Ecm to batteries
     
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  5. Magoo1968

    Magoo1968 Road Train Member

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    Windshield leaking onto computers under dash? Try washing without opening hood to eliminate under hood wiring ? Take a garden hose and soak area above windshield to see if it’s leaking into cab .. it will be a process of elimination. My issue was engine wiring which mechanic shook wiring everywhere on engine and it stalled .
     
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  6. Animosus

    Animosus Heavy Load Member

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    Cascadia's are pretty well known for windshield leaks that drip right onto the SAM_cab and cause all sorts of issues.
     
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  7. uncleal13

    uncleal13 Road Train Member

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    Yup, the Sam-Cab module is mounted right through the firewall behind the glovebox. There is a lot of connectors under the windshield apron. They are famous for this.
    Either the apron is leaking onto the engine side of the module, or the windshield is leaking into the interior side of the module.
     
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