new freightliiner owner needs some mechanic advice

Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by SonicHauling, Dec 13, 2013.

  1. Ridgeline

    Ridgeline Road Train Member

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    BINGO!! we have a winner.

    the M2 isn't your daddy's 1995 freightliner, it is a bit more complex than that and it should be brought into a freightliner shop, the codes downloaded and see what they are.
     
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  3. fortycalglock

    fortycalglock Road Train Member

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    The codes it's throwing are telling you what's wrong.
     
  4. SonicHauling

    SonicHauling Bobtail Member

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    Thanks for all your reply's we eventually put a plug in heated blanket over the engine for 30 mins and tried to restart the truck for some reason it worked lol the was frost on the air sensors we had the truck looked at and found no faults except for the erg hasnt connecting they thought it could be from the cold it did hit a dry low of -37 with the windchill that morning
     
  5. magoo68

    magoo68 Road Train Member

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    hes from winnipeg and the freightliner shop is the worst ive been too in canada everytime im forced to go their i can expect to go back 2 more times to fix problem .another thing is the grumpy lady at service makes you stand at counter for 30 minutes while shes on phone im from winnipeg and will only go there if i cant limp it elsewhere
     
  6. leftlanetruckin

    leftlanetruckin Road Train Member

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    If it's a 2007, it could have DPF or it could just be EGR. If only EGR, the inlet tube from the exhaust manifold may have been blocked off by a previous owner. Easy to do and throws no codes, and stops the engine from ingesting it's own crap.
    As far as the codes etc goes, you just have to get the codes read, period. I have my own code reader in the truck, and would highly recommend anyone whop owns a truck go out and buy one. More so if the local dealer is completely useless!

    Martin
     
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