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by tricky on August 19th, 2009
Also check your grounds at the radiator and engine block,and starter to chassis.
by Slim746 on March 17th, 2008
The low coolant sensors on those earlier Detroits WILL shut down the whole show, even if your coolant is just a tiny bit low. Get a good Detroit mechanic to show you how to bypass that sensor.
by allikatzpop on March 6th, 2008
have you chk'd for codes? the only 2 that will shut the engine down are low water and low oil pressure.it sounds as if there is a bad connection art a sensor or a faulty sensor...try this...unplg the coolant level sensor.take a paper clip and jump the plug on the end of the wire.tape the paper clip to the wire and secure the wire....that may be the problem. some people and companies have reprogrammed the truck not to shut down but go to idle.
i HAVE A 1995 fld fREIGHERLINER n14 IT WON'T start
by Rickey_M7264 on May 21st, 2011
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Why does a semi-truck need to be started and run often?
by onenormlguy on May 31st, 2011
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where is the fuse for the lighter socket in a freightliner columbia?
by nettlebreak on April 12th, 2011
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1997 freightliner wheel spin light comes on the dash it bothers me how can fix it
by truckerboy on February 21st, 2011
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In the U.S., why do bus drivers and truck drivers have different rules for hours of driving and service when they used to be the same?
by ccrunch171 on April 30th, 2011
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You're reading My 2000 Detroit series 60 is having an intermittent power problem. It loses power and the check engine,stop engine,low coolant lights all come on. It feels like you just shut off the key switch,but it just goes to an idle and does not di
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