Are there any problems with the MBE900 engine?

Are there any problems with the MBE900 engine?

I drove for a company that had a number of earlier (2001) MBE900 units and they had a “Check Engine” light problem that usually arose under heavy load/ hard climb situations. There was never a power loss (engine derating, which essentially is a “self preservation” mode).

Why does my Freightliner W Mercedes not start?

Maybe you parked on an unlevel spot and the sensor is not reading right. Give it a sniff of starting fluid to see if it’ll try to fire. That’ll tell you if it’s fuel related. Maybe it sucked air into the fuel system (damn plastic fuel lines next to a hot engine) or bled back to the tanks overnight.

What to do if your Freightliner has a trouble code?

If there are no further codes, I would make sure the fuel filter is a detroit diesel/ mercedes part. I would also check under the cab to see if there is an inline fuel filter in the plastic fuel line, and change it or eliminate it.

Why does my mb900 engine have no power?

We are in a 05 Sterling with a MB900. And have had three EGR cooler failures. They seem to fail about every 70,000 miles. First time we had no power, check engine light,unexplained loss of coolant. The leaking cooler caused a carbon build up on the EGR valve.

Where was the coolant leak on my mb900?

The coolant leak was in the sleeper at a fitting to the sleeper heater. There was another hose clamp beneath the sleeper that leaked as well but that one I saw the dripping and tightened right away. I never could find the other leak in the sleeper but they found it in service.

What does Code 128 mean on MBE 900?

When the electronic engine control system detects a fault, it broadcasts a message on the datalink. The dash display will show the code “128,” indicating there is an engine fault.‪ Troubleshooting problems and solutions for the MBE 900 engine are listed in Table “Engine Troubleshooting Problems and Recommended Solutions (1 of 2)” and .‪

Why does my mb900 have low boost code?

A low boost code could be a simple wiring/connector problem or a sensor out of range. I drove for a company that had a number of earlier (2001) MBE900 units and they had a “Check Engine” light problem that usually arose under heavy load/ hard climb situations.

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