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Yes you are correct, it just doesn’t take to long before the oil sits leveled after spinning, you want to lift it and spin so the oil circulates through out all the gaps of the bearing. Thank you for watching and I hope everything goes well on getting your license, if it helps I’ll recommend you to go watch Junior Honduras channel, go to his old vids he has many informative videos that can help you in many ways. God bless you

It was the DEF pump that went bad, thank you for watching!

​@Truckers.Safe-Haven I have the exact codes on my truck right now. How much was the pump and what did they charge to fix it?

Fortunately my truck repairs were covered under warranty, I don’t know how much would’ve cost me

@@Truckers.Safe-Haven you are welcome bro

@ if it is def pump it costs approximately $2k. If it is only def lines(blue lines) it costs $500

Power only!

I would but no longer with JBH.

Yes, this would be the same sensor as is used to detect speed, the sensor is use for the entire stability system of the truck

@@Truckers.Safe-Haven I ended up crawling under there with a flashlight and screwdriver and pushed on it. I wasn't sure if it even pushed in, but after I started to drive again, both dash lights went off. Freightliner charged me $600 to do that the first time, so I saved myself some money.

Thank you for watching!

So for that you want to get some Gear Oil like Sea 75W-90 and there is a plum on the side of the differential. I don’t have a video about that but there is plenty of information on that matter in TH-cam and online.

I was confused at first! Thank you for watching!

It shouldn’t be needed unless the truck ask for it🙌

That came with the truck, but I seen them at many truck custom shop

I myself don’t know, im just a driver who does maintenance to his truck, I know Hub oil works and I also know 75w-90 oil is for your differential. Thank you for watching!

You should check every day for oil leaks around the hub seal and axle seals, but at least check oil levels every 1 to 2 weeks.

Pretrip eveytime.

This ain’t something you normally check but you look and smell for leaks, if no smell of musty oil and visible no leaks once every 6 months or during a PM request a check! They usually check if they want💵💰💵

How did you fix sensor C

@ unfortunately never did. Still have the issue come up only when it rains or the truck gets wet. Shop looked at the truck and found no issues with sensor or harness on the rear end of the truck they said it might be in the rest of the harness within the truck cab or maybe interference from another module or device on the truck. TIP this is the only fix when the light comes on that i have found. It is to 1: shut truck off 2: open & close the driver door wait till dash goes completely dark (make sure you have headlights switch off or auto) 3: turn on the truck and immediately as it’s turning on don’t let it finish it’s check up cycle just take off fast and the light will stay off until you fully come to a complete stop again. Crazy but it works every-time for me. Hope it helps. ✌️

There is a link you can click for the full tour where you can see it😁 Thank you for watching!

Glad it helped, thank you for watching!

You bet, thank you for watching!

Left lane is to bypass the slow lane. I think we are watching the same video? Semi truck took the left lane to overtake that semi truck that’s recording from their dashcam.

Re tread?? They have to have time to pass safely. Fool

@@RVthereyet25 Where did I talk about when they make a pass? They don't stay on the left when they make a pass... imagine saying stupid things like this and then also have the nerve to call others 'fools''...

@@14489 You literally see the truck make a pass... Who do you think is recording this, a helicopter?

@@buffcode I am not talking specifically for this incident. There have been countless times when trucks driving in the left carelessly change lanes, squiring vehicles beside them. It has happened to me at least 4 times and I didn't even try to overtake, I was just driving along... In the end, trucks shouldn't even overtake in traffic. There are ccountless accidents because of this.

Yeah unless it's a must pass stay out of the left lane, the city I'm near has truckers driving in the local left lanes just clogging up traffic all the time.

No, semi signaled and everything. Pickup just has a death wish.

Looks like the semi turned then signaled​@@heisenberg_308

@@heisenberg_308he used his turn signal during his turn. Doesn’t really count.

Cars don't know how to wait, before returning to the slow lane. Usually takes < 5 seconds Which is exactly when the p-up truck cut in between the two semi-trucks. So the p-up truck should have waited > 10 seconds before returning to the slow lane

@@missingremote4388If you’re counting seconds, how many seconds should the semi have signaled before changing lanes

You are exactly right! 38.81796 -90.96415 this the GPS coordinates, thank you for watching!

@@Truckers.Safe-Haven no problem