While I'm driving truck will turn off,but not until it start loseing power I would keep my foot on gas pedal and it will keep running, on every little or big hill it will keep loseing more and more power. There is no overheating,oil pressure is good not smoke at all no smell at all. Them when its get to stop it shutoff eventually check ingine light and a little yellow engine next to it goes on,after shutting off I will wait 2 or 3 min and I could roll for another little while, does any body knows something about it
freightliner 2009 columbia, turn off while driving
Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by Luis Q, Oct 28, 2014.
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What code is it showing? Sounds like it's de-rating due to a fault
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Mechanics have use computers but no codes shows up
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Check your battery connections. The computer has it's own wire directly to the battery. It's a small wire. Make sure all the nuts are tight. If the computer wire isn't tight it can cause it to shutdown
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Las week I took truck to dealer they raise rpm to 21 because was in 16 they also cancel progressevi shift, and my mechanic fix a broken spring in inkjector #1,also changed oil and filters, them when I was driving two days later I saw fuel filter half black
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Check your coolant level. Top the coolant off. This happened to me before. Had a small leak and the comment would drop. Add coolant and your good.
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Thanks but it not that, because is full to the top
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Black in filter? You have a fuel filter pluging causing lack of power. Could be algae or fuel line breaking down, look in tank with a bright light and see how it looks, algae can be treated with additive or you need new fuel lines. Carry a few extra filters and supplies to change them if you treat for algae, also drain water off the bottom of tanks, better yet if your low on fuel drain it all and start clean.
A simple fuel pressure gauge would tell you if it is a fuel supply problemLast edited: Oct 28, 2014
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Dead on! I have had older fuel lines do that before.They collapse inside and deteriorate.
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OK thanks I'll try that this weekend
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