i set the opt idle without using the temperature gauge in the sleeper. This makes the truck turn itself on once in a while to keep the batteries charged. But it wakes me up (infuriatingly) when the air bleeds out of the tanks. The constant screaming low air warning that forces you to get out of bed and turn the engine on manually.... and consider attacking the entire console with a blunt object. The key has to be in the on position or opt idle won’t work. Batteries will drain. Bunk heater will stop and I will freeze to death.
What should I do? Destroying the console with a hammer is my first choice. Consequences be ######. Lol
Opt-idle low air alarm
Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by Disinherited, Jan 18, 2018.
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