Freightliner DD15 won't regen. Code 1636. How to easily fix it!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Code 1636 is super common. You might have other codes, but if you have 1636 then it is most likely the source of the problem for all those codes. Your truck can't run a regen when 1636 is active.
This is your intake manifold temperature sensor. Either the sensor has failed, the pigtail has failed, or there is corrosion in your connection. In this video we will show you how you can possibly fix things on the road to get by. Or if you can get to a Freightliner this repair is so easy we show you how to fix it permanently.
Excellent video, I have a regen issue, I follow your instructions, it helps me, thanks a lot
Thank you 🙏 it did work. Blessings
@@SINGHLASVEGAS What was the problem?
Thank you soo much that's really helpful.
What causes a radical regen? Also is surging on idle 2022 cascadia
Much appreciated!
Are the wires really directional? If the new sensor doesn’t have any kind of color differentiation, shouldn’t matter which wire goes where. It’s just measuring a change in resistance if I’m not mistaken
Was bout to say the same thing
Very clear explanatory. Great execution on the video. Not i have truck with DD15 engine but want to thank you for trying to help us truckers out here. Especially in this difficult time with the business
I see code spn3563 showed up also on the fault list in the video, does this sensor fix that same problem or is that a different problem?? I have this code spn3563 and my engine is driving horrible!
My truck tries to Regen but RPMs keep going up and down and it never gets where it need to go. It had the actuator code before, we replaced it and now it has the 1636 code and wont regen. Trying to figure out if this sensor is the problem
Well if you have code 1636 then...yeah this sensor or the wiring to the sensor is the problem. That is what the code is pointing you to.
Hi buddy , I got the same issue. Have you solved the issue
How did you took this sensor disconnected
thank you democrats for this emission problem. global warming is a crock.
Dd15 in actors truck I try to find out 2stage valve plus. Show me location
Quick question in the video you said you grease the actual sensor itself, what type of grease did you use
So in the video we said di-electric grease. That is electrical grease that helps protect electrical connections. It helps them better conduct electricity and blocks out moisture from corroding the connection.
@Double D Distribution hello I wad wondering if you were stranded on the side of road and didn't have access to the new sensor would it be possible to just clean all the soot off the old sensor would that possible work
@@515051506969 Always worth a try. Although I don't know if this one gets soot build up but yes on sensors that do that it is worth a try but typically the only way to get soot off of sensors is to soak them in gas or injector cleaner.
Will a bad oil pressure sensor do the same thing
I'm not sure, however I could see the truck shutting you down if the sensor was bad and registering 0 psi on your oil pressure, it would think that the truck was totally out of oil and could be programmed to shut down. But unplugging it could fix that
Excellent video thank you so much!
About how many miles do the trucks have when they have this issue?
@@Nihil2005 a mi me está pasando con 800.000 millas
Dielectric grease is an insulating grease not to be used on terminal ends . Use on the ‘ O ‘ rings on the terminal block insert is ok .
Would this cause intake manifold pressure too high?
This is a temp sensor so I don't think so but perhaps it also does pressure. I don't know the sensors well enough to say for sure.
Definitely not. This sensor only reads temperature.
Spn 1637 fmi 2 any tips?
I don't have personal experience with it, a quick google search shows "coolant out temperature sensor signal not plausible"
SPN 4364??!!!!
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Where’s the sensor located on a dd13?
I got 1636 and 2630 popping up
I do not know sorry, we just have DD15s
@@Audacious209 are the dd13 any good?
Is this the manifold sensor?
It is one of the manifold sensors. There are a couple I believe, this is the intake manifold sensor
@@DDTruckDriver does that cause truck to idle and raise rpm on its own
@@lashan4636 Correct, it turns on the truck and idles it up as needed. In our fleet using this system reduced idle time by about 40% (i.e. trucks went from 50% idle time down to about 30% idle time)
@@DDTruckDriver ok what’s yo opinion on the 2014 FL cascadia with the dd13 engines.smaller sleeper cabs
@@lashan4636 I do not know, we only run the DD15 engine and I am unfamiliar with the DD13 and its sensors sorry.