2022 Freightliner Cascadia engine stalls intermittently

By "fuel filters", do you mean the fuel-water separator?

 

My truck's engine is the DD15 engine. My truck is a 2022 Freightliner Cascadia.

I was about to tell you the last six digits of my VIN number, but then I realized that that is information that could be used to identify me. I have a rule for myself that I never post any information on a message board that could be used to find my identity. If a member of this message board knows who my employer is and the last six digits of my VIN, they could tell my employer the last six digits of my VIN and my employer could look up what truck I drive and find out my identity, especially if any member of this message board worked for my employer as a mechanic or some other types of inside employee (like terminal manager). I am sure that my trucking company has the VIN number of all their trucks in a computer database.

 

Yeah I know that's how I am supposed to start the engine.

I know that looking at what the gauges do when the truck's engine stalls is not the IDEAL way to diagnose this problem. But that is all i have. SWM_TECH agreed with my logic that looking at the gauges when the truck's engine stalls might help me diagnose the problem. Maybe he works as a diesel mechanic. His screen name says "Tech" in it like maybe he is a diesel technician.

The mechanic was the mechanic at my trucking terminal, not the Freightliner dealership mechanic.

I don't even know what a PNDB module is, but okay.

 

That won't work because then you would have information that could be used to identify me.

That's the first time I have ever heard I should wait 10 to 15 seconds to start the truck's engine after turning the key to the on position.

What does ECM stand for? What does can bus mean?

Where the truck is repaired is not up to me. I am a company driver. I don't own the truck.

How do you know so much about how the truck's operate electronically? I thought that you are a truck driver like me, not a diesel mechanic.