Truck thinks I'm out of coolant?? Freightliner Detroit Engine coolant level sensor fix!
Vložit
- čas přidán 4. 09. 2024
- Did the truck shut you down because it said you were out of coolant, but you aren't out of coolant?!?! There is a fix for this, at least a way to keep you moving until you can get it fixed. Here is how to do it!
Double D Distribution is a Utah based trucking company. We are all truck drivers here at Double D and we want to do all we can to make your trucking career successful and satisfying. Truck drivers are the key to making us a good company so we make videos to empower you to have the resources you need to be a good truck driver. For more info on our company you can check us out at this website: doubleddistrib...
It worked my truck was about to shutdown because of the sensor on the coolant the engine light did come on but it’s no shutdown appreciate the video 💪🏾💪🏾
This video just saved me!!! I’m on a Walmart load & my truck kept doing this!
Thank you brother this helped me tremendously I appreciate you so much
Thx Driver, this really helped me out today! I appreciate your video
Excellent video right when I needed it. Truck shut me down on I26 in SC. I had driven a long day so I went to bed. In the morning I found your video. Back on the road I was! Thanks!
This is literally the situation I’m in rn, I’m on i26 between Columbia and Greenville sc and my truck shut off while driving
This just saved me hours this morning. Appreciate you. My sensor & truck is different but same concept!
This save me on the late Friday night trying to make it back home to my wife
YES! perfect description, thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to do these videos for us.
Very useful video.
I just had this happen last week. I couldn't get the red clip to push out so i used needle nosed pliers to pull out the red clip then i was able to unplug the sensor. Had the check engine light come on but i was still able to drive the truck without shutting down. I will be in our terminal tomorrow to get it fixed.
robyn2344 was the reason you couldn’t push it out do to 💅? I luv my 💅, but I couldn’t do it either & I used needle nose pliers as well. I think I broke red clip it came all the way out. I couldn’t get next step after that unhooking it. So my company is sending there mechanic to me now, terminal is 1 hr away. 🏳️🌈🌈
@@coravaldez6873 HI. I hope the shop got you all fixed. I couldn't pull the red tab out and when I used needle nosed pliers to pull it out, it came all the way out. I was then able to pull the plug apart where the sensor is. I then took a paperclip and shoved both ends of the paperclip into the two contacts so it would think it was still plugged in. After all of that the truck stayed running. I had a check engine light but I was fine with that. It took a week to get me to a company shop and I had no problems with the sensor unplugged. At least your a hour away from a company shop, that helps alot. I love my nails 💅 too but they didn't get in the way. Good luck and safe travels 🏳️🌈 💜 🏳️⚧️ 🌈
Check if ur Cascadia has an override button. That also works.
This would be good, where is the override button?
@@DDTruckDriver
Near the catwalk work light button on a 2018 cascadia.
Thank you for sharing us
Thank u Sir. Helped a lot
Thanks boss
That antifreeze kinda dark there
Will unplugging the sensor work on the 2021 Cascadia’s or did they update it where you can’t anymore? I’m so sick of this low coolant shutdown light coming on it’s not even funny anymore. It’s been in the garage already for a new sensor and it’s still doing it.
Plus unplugging the sensor won’t it think you are out of or low on coolant anyways. Sorta doesn’t make sense doing this also.
Yes it gives you a constant check engine light, but no engine protect shut off. The shut off is the problem & this solves that. Just make sure you’re not actually out of coolant
What about the paperclip trick to bypass both, the sensor n low coolant shutdown light? Obviously you gotta make sure you got plenty of coolant in the reservoir of course.
Your arm was covering it all
Took off the sensor, truck still says it’s overheating
Well overheating and out of coolant are two different problems. This is to solve the truck thinking it is out of coolant, not overheating.
Take it to a mechanic.
Sounds like the thermostat sensor is faulty or stuck. Had that before (severe pain in the a**)