Wonderful video, save my life in I24 Monteagle TN, lost all the coolant and only had a couple of gallons.. Watched this video to disconnect the sensor and reached the rest area in 0.8 miles.. thank you, God bless you and RUclips 🙏🙏
One question. Why did you cut the zip ties? And a comment. Pretty rare those on the cascadia go bad. Usually the wire has a rub. Not usually an open circuit in tee sensor.
What if my alarm goes off and says low level , but it not at all ,it's still full to line, replaced pump 2 months ago . Checked harness all good. I haven't checked sensor, can I clean it if gross and reinstall it or is there a way to bypass it. 2017 cascadia
@@truckerslife1013 yes it goes up over 220 sometimes and then takes a while to drop back to normal, I changed the thermostat and the ran is working, someone suggested to flush the radiator
Not the temperature, but the coolant level. If the fluid level is dropping, there is a leak somewhere.. pressure test the system up to 15 psi and search for a leak
Good video but you honestly don’t have to drain any radiator fluid. If you’re quick enough, you can change it without draining any fluid. You will lose very little if you’re quick enough not necessary to get under the truck and drain. Thanks.
I feel you. But if a person is watching this video...not likely they are fast enough to beat gravitational pull.. lol. Plus gotta protect the environment
Wonderful video, save my life in I24 Monteagle TN, lost all the coolant and only had a couple of gallons.. Watched this video to disconnect the sensor and reached the rest area in 0.8 miles.. thank you, God bless you and RUclips 🙏🙏
Lol that's awesome...tell a friend about this channel please
Saved my life, i was stuck in a highway and didn't know what was wrong looked at this video and my truck turned on again thank you.
Are you serious? Lol. Glad you made it on your way
You're a blessing and a lifesaver sir
😀 wow. Thank you very much. I am happy I could help
Great video! Short and sweet
Thank you. That was one of the best comments yet. Please tell your friends about this channel 😀👍
Thank you for the video.... I did it my self today 6/8/2022.
Awesome..good job. Tell a friend please
Lawd knows you just saved me a few dollars!!!!! Thanks you so much.
Lol, rite. My pleasure. Please tell a friend
Well done Leroy!
Thank you Sir
Thank you
You are very welcome. Tell. a Friend
One question. Why did you cut the zip ties? And a comment. Pretty rare those on the cascadia go bad. Usually the wire has a rub. Not usually an open circuit in tee sensor.
At 2:55 of the video, I did mention that we didnt have to remove the zip ties...good looking out tho.
Thanks for you 🙏🙏🙏🙏
😁👍 you are very welcome. Please tell a friend
Great video bro, any videos on how to replace the wiring harness that goes to sensor
I am not sure
Could you possibly do one?
That’s for you did good a video that’s
Thank you so much . I appreciate that
helpful
Thank you . Happy I could help..please tell a friend
What is that sludge that be in the reservoir? It keeps gunkin up my sensor.
The rubber hoses start breaking down on the inside
@@truckerslife1013 appreciate you fam. It’s too hot for my truck to be shutting off right now while I’m trying to sleep 😂😂.
What if my alarm goes off and says low level , but it not at all ,it's still full to line, replaced pump 2 months ago . Checked harness all good. I haven't checked sensor, can I clean it if gross and reinstall it or is there a way to bypass it. 2017 cascadia
My truck some times smells like coolant is leaking but can’t find anything 2012 Freightliner Cascadia
Is the coolant level dropping?
@@truckerslife1013 yes it goes up over 220 sometimes and then takes a while to drop back to normal, I changed the thermostat and the ran is working, someone suggested to flush the radiator
Not the temperature, but the coolant level. If the fluid level is dropping, there is a leak somewhere.. pressure test the system up to 15 psi and search for a leak
I was told that draining the coolant isn't necessary. Are u certain it is? It's the difference between doing it myself or having loves do it
I AM ABSOLUTELY POSITIVE THAT IF YOU REMOVE THAT LEVEL SENSOR AND THE COOLANT IS ABOVE IT, YOU WILL GET WET
On the newer freightliner 2019 and up. It has a different surge tank and on those, you may remove the sensor without draining the coolant
@@truckerslife1013 hey thanks boss. I appreciate u taking the time to answer and help keep me dry lol
That is why I am here. Wanna help yall save money and make money 💯
Good video but you honestly don’t have to drain any radiator fluid. If you’re quick enough, you can change it without draining any fluid. You will lose very little if you’re quick enough not necessary to get under the truck and drain. Thanks.
I feel you. But if a person is watching this video...not likely they are fast enough to beat gravitational pull.. lol. Plus gotta protect the environment
Only $$1k to have PeterbIlt replace it on my 579 ugh..😊
Only? Wowsers, that is exactly why I started this channel. To save yall money
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Ha , I learn something new every day . Thanks for sharing. I will subscribe…‼️
Lol. Thank you. I appreciate that 💯