Hi Guys
Freightliner have (recently I believe) opened their internal websites to OWNERS as well as dealers and service centers.
If you have a FL chassis, simply register at accessfreightliner.com - you will need the VIN and the address they are likely to have on file for you.
It takes them around 3 weeks to process your details and send your login details.
Once inside the websites, you will have access to all the tech drawings the service centers use.
You will have full parts lists and drawing for each one.
Then, there are external links for engine manufacturers - the CAT website allows you to download the program used by their service guys to identify faults and match parts etc.
TBH - it all went way over my head, buy you techie types will have hours of fun working thru it all.
Paul
Freightliner have (recently I believe) opened their internal websites to OWNERS as well as dealers and service centers.
If you have a FL chassis, simply register at accessfreightliner.com - you will need the VIN and the address they are likely to have on file for you.
It takes them around 3 weeks to process your details and send your login details.
Once inside the websites, you will have access to all the tech drawings the service centers use.
You will have full parts lists and drawing for each one.
Then, there are external links for engine manufacturers - the CAT website allows you to download the program used by their service guys to identify faults and match parts etc.
TBH - it all went way over my head, buy you techie types will have hours of fun working thru it all.
Paul
As Jim mentioned, call Freightliner and ask for the printed wiring diagrams, they're much better than the online version. I have the full set for our chassis, 4 large drawings.
