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PackRat's Comment
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Just you, or is your wife there, as well?

Jamie's Comment
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Just you, or is your wife there, as well?

It's just me for right now, my wife is getting some things sorted out at home medical wise. But she'll be back out on the road with me in no time! When I said "we" in my last post, I meant me and the tow truck driver.

PackRat's Comment
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I was wondering how the company would do the hotel if it were two of you?

Jamie's Comment
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I was wondering how the company would do the hotel if it were two of you?

Hmm that's a good question, I'd assume it'd be about the same way. I actually got to pick the hotel I wanted to stay at, just had to be close by. They had me go to the hotel and get the price after taxes, phone number and fax number and asked to try to keep it under $100.

Stevo Reno's Comment
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Had that problem with trainers truck 1 night i got 3 codes showing so basicly diagnosed it for CRSTs OKC rechs lol they still spent 2 hours looking codes up.....pffft was the NOX sensors related to the DEF system.......same as your cars O2 sensors quit reading exhaust gases when failed .....reace bad. One(s) simple. confused.gif

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Jamie's Comment
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Got back to my truck this morning to check it into the shop, the fault code was still active, turned the truck on for a few minutes and turned it off, now the code is gone. shocked.png

Still going to see what the shops says since the engine went into shutdown mode yesterday.

Bobcat_Bob's Comment
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Is it a Freightliner? They have a big problem with the exhaust temperature sensors it thinks the exhaust is extremely hot so it shuts the engine down with no warning. Once it sits for awhile its fine again, still something you want to get fixed so it doesnt shut off unexpectedly.

Jamie's Comment
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Is it a Freightliner? They have a big problem with the exhaust temperature sensors it thinks the exhaust is extremely hot so it shuts the engine down with no warning. Once it sits for awhile its fine again, still something you want to get fixed so it doesnt shut off unexpectedly.

Yes it's a fraightliner, currently getting checked into the shop now.

PackRat's Comment
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Hopefully, they can diagnose it quickly through the ECM, and have on your way.

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Jamie's Comment
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All day and haven't heard anything yet, aren't really share just yet. But Crete set me up to do a truck recovery, basically 800 miles both ways.

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