Truck thinks I'm out of coolant! Cummins/Paccar Coolant Level Sensor Fix **old**
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2024
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I mentioned the "paper-clip" trick in this video, if you want to see that go here: • Truck Sensor is bad. T...
Your coolant is full but your truck says it is out of coolant. You can fix this so the truck doesn't shut you down. The coolant level sensor is bad so it panics and tells the truck it has to shut down to protect itself. But you can trick the truck into staying running and bypass the bad sensor.
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Just now saw your video, thanks so much for getting directly to the point! We need more guys like you helping us out on the road.
That is what we are here for!
This helped allot. Was 2 hours from delivery when engine shut down.
Thank you very helpful
Just now saw your video thanks you so much my truck same problem but this work 👍👍👍🙏🙏👌
Good job help full thank you
This same fix worked for me on a 1992 Freightliner FLD and a 2021 Freightliner Cascadia
Thank you
Thank you 🦾
What if it stills says stop engine still after unplugging it
I just turned mine around a few time twisting back and forth once I connected it. It worked. Maybe air was in the lines 🤷🏼♂️
How to take it out
Mine had a red tab on the side to pull and a black lever on the bottom to squeeze. Freightliner 2016
Correct, a few weeks after this video I made one about that too :) ruclips.net/video/yK-6g5otypQ/видео.html
Even after replacing the sensor, I am still getting a engine coolant level 1 fault code. I have a Paccar mx13 engine. Any idea on what it could be? Maybe something is somehow grounded?
Might be the harness that’s causing the fault
I have the same problem, what did you do to get you problem fix, please let me know
Same here might want check Sensor Coolant Temp and dose ur fan stay on 😂 too much problems never mind
Watch your temperature gauge if you unplug the sensor! That would tell you if your losing coolant
Unfortunately, this didn't work for my 2020 Pete 579 with a Paccar engine. It would idle ok and drive at up to about 5 mph without trying to shutdown the engine, but anything beyond that and the 60 second engine shut off timer would kick on.
Shoot, that is the tough thing with Paccar engines. They are so finicky about stuff. But one thing we did do with our paccar engine when the coolant sensor freaked out was trying the paper clip to trick the circuit, have you tried that? ruclips.net/video/mNgquxsWQLE/видео.html
@Double D Distribution No, but I will if I have any more problems. Yesterday, I uninstalled the sensor, cleaned it, and used canned air to carefully blow out the connectors on both the sensor and the wiring harness, then put it all back together. I also overfilled the coolant reservoir to well over the cold full line. The problem went away after that. I still went ahead and bought a new sensor to keep as a spare. I hope I won't need it.
Help me out Tonight Thanks.
Moisture gets up in tube..I flooded my sensor and tube with wd40...all good now.
Hey that is great advice, tell us more about that please. You remove the sensor and sprayed it liberally with WD40? Or how exactly did you do it?
Thanks but this beeping sound is annoying 😢
Yes but being stuck on the side of the road is much more annoying than a sound
Good job help full thank you