Diagnostic Code Password.

[jauguston]

I have a 2005 40' XC-R chassis with a 350 hp C-7. It has the systems monitor panel above the heater controls. The bottom of the four line items is "Service". When I select "diagnostic codes" it asks for a password and shows four zero's. What is the code? It is not the original panel that was hard to read I replaced it with the newer version with dark characters on a white background.

Jim

[Mr_D]

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Originally Posted by jauguston I have a 2005 40' XC-R chassis with a 350 hp C-7. It has the systems monitor panel above the heater controls. The bottom of the four line items is "Service". When I select "diagnostic codes" it asks for a password and shows four zero's. What is the code? It is not the original panel that was hard to read I replaced it with the newer version with dark characters on a white background. Jim

No owners manual for the panel?

[jauguston]

No. Purchased from the meter vendor and came with no paperwork except a invoice.

Jim

[texnet]

Try 8127

[jauguston]

BINGO!!! 8127 is it. Thanks.

Jim

[Airtool]

Ron ! you did not just guess that one, thinking you might have the same set up.
Just a grate bunch of like minded people.

Dick.

[texnet]

I have a 2006 Cross Country (that is for sale in the classified section) that I needed to clear a code and searched for a few days before I found the code... can't remember where I found it but I think it was on a hidden page at Freightliner that they didn't hide very well! Glad it worked for jauguston and it should work for most XC chassis' around the 200x years.

[jauguston]

I was pleased to see when I entered the 8127 code the screen gave me Engine 0
transmission 0
ABS 0

Clean bill of health I guess.

I have a TS Performance MP-8 on my engine and I am getting a beep-beep-beep from under the dash from a warning buzzer when I pull hard with the MP-8 turned up very far. It is doing it at a lower setting as time goes by. Does anyone know what that is warning of? I sent the MP-8 in to TS Performance to be checked and they said it was working fine. Could it have a warning sensor on the intake air temp in the intake manifold? I have a pyrometer on the exhaust that never gets over 1200°

Jim

[Just Because]

At Camp Freightliner it was discussed about the code. We were told that they could not give us the code, period, end of discussion! BUT on the screen in small letters were code 8127. It was up to you to read between the lines.

[jauguston]

Is there anywhere I can look to find what the codes mean. When the engine alarm sounds and I have the 8127 code entered in the service section it will say "Stop Engine" for a few seconds then say "Check Engine" for a few seconds and if I don't back off in a few more seconds it will stop alarming. A few seconds later the alarm will again sound and this time the screen will say something like "Engine Protection" and derate the power. I would like to know what is triggering these alarms. If I back off on the throttle or turn the MP-8 down everything returns to normal.

Jim