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Dear Mack® Owner

Congratulations on your new truck and thank you for your confidence! We hope you

will derive great satisfaction and benefit from your truck for many years to come.

This driver's manual contains information tailored to your particular truck. It covers the

truck's equipment, care and maintenance, as well as tips for safe and fuel-efficient

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Steve Barker

February 26, 2025

Hi, we’ve just recently changed our old Mac Bluetooth radio over to the new one with the word SXM on the face of the radio I have connected my iPod into the USB port and for some reason they do not automatically connect so unfortunately I don’t appear to be able to play my music from my old iPod. Do you have any lights to shed on how to get it to work?

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Mr. Anderson

February 26, 2025

The Mack M359 radio does not support direct Bluetooth streaming from an iPod if it is an unsupported model. However, you can connect your iPod using a standard 3.5mm (1/8 in) stereo cable to the auxiliary input jack. Alternatively, if the iPod is supported, you can connect it via USB, and the radio will start playing music from it automatically while also recharging the iPod.

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Russell Hay

January 17, 2025

Radio keeps muting or turning volume down, could this be anything to do with steering wheel controls because every time it happens it comes up Radio controls lost on dashboard screen

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Page 1 ©2015 Mack Trucks, Greensboro, NC USA All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Mack Trucks.
Page 2 TEL: (949) 636-0473, If questions or complaints arise, first discuss the matter with FAX: (817) 541-3610 the service manager at the Mack facility involved. If you are not Canada satisfied with the service managers response, contact the Executive Office – Mack Canada, Inc., 2100 Derry Road West,...
Page 3 FAX: 61-7-3718-3391...
Page 4 However, NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you, your distributor, or Mack® Trucks. To contact NHTSA, either call the U.S. Governments Vehicle Safety Hotline toll-free at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY:...
Page 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION DRIVING TIPS SAFETY Important Information......2 Driver Environment......44 Safety Equipment......70 Identification Labels......5 Starting..........46 Seat Belts.......... 71 General Safety Information....9 Driving in an Urban Area....48 Carbon Monoxide Detection..... 73 Warranty Information......15 Driving on a Highway......
Page 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS LOCKS AND ALARM DRIVING ENVIRONMENT STARTING AND DRIVING Locks and Alarm....... 78 Overview of Instruments....82 Power Supply........138 Driver Information Display....91 Starting the Vehicle......139 Cab Climate Control....... 110 Cold-Weather Operation....144 Dash Switches........ 111 Fuel Tank Cap.........
Page 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS INFOTAINMENT EMISSION SOLUTION AND MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION CONTROL AND SERVICE Radio..........188 Aftertreatment, Mack...... 198 Pre-Trip Inspection and Daily Maintenance........220 Antennas......... 194 Pre-Trip Inspection Quick List..225 Service Charts........ 233 Engine ..........240 Engine Oil........245 Engine Oil and Filter Intervals..248 Oil Capacity Table and Viscosity Charts ............
Page 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS EMERGENCY ACTION Cab Maintenance......292 Lubrication........294 Headlamp Bulb Replacement..299 Wiper Blades........300 Towing..........310 Vehicle Cleaning......301 Jump-Starting Engine..... 316 Seat Belt Maintenance....303 Front Bumper / Plate Mounting..304 Metric Conversions......305...
Page 11 INTRODUCTION...
Page 12 This is a good way to learn more Support for Mack trucks may be limited about the functions and equipment the with model years 1998 and older. truck has, and to be able to use them NOTE properly.
Page 13 Flashing Green — turn signals allow you to manage vehicle to the EDR, please contact a certified maintenance and repair in a cost- Mack dealer or regional service office. • Flashing Red — hazard condition effective manner by providing: involving the safety of personnel •...
Page 14 Subscription Agreement. This can be maintenance and vehicle improvements. done at the time of the vehicle delivery To the extent allowed by law, Mack To ensure many years of reliable, or through the website. reserves the right to access, use, and trouble-free operation, the following control this information.
Page 15 Quick action to correct these inside frame rail. minor items prevents major repairs later. Take the vehicle to the nearest Mack service center if an abnormal condition becomes evident. Initial Valve Adjustment Intervals...
Page 16 INTRODUCTION IDENTIFICATION LABELS Vehicle Identification Number Vehicle Identification Number VIN Label The VIN label is located on the inside door frame below the driver seat. X Publication_PC28...
Page 17 INTRODUCTION IDENTIFICATION LABELS Engine Identification On the Mack MP engines, the engine serial number is stamped on the left side of the engine block, below the inlet manifold. Engine Identification Label Engine Information Plate In compliance with Federal and California emission requirements, an...
Page 18 Allison Identification Label Carrier Identification Label The Mack carrier assembly serial number is located on the front right side of the housing. X Publication_PC28...
Page 19 Mack Trucks cannot anticipate every Mack Trucks encourage all drivers and windshield can also be hazardous possible occurrence which may involve passengers to use their seat belts, drive because of the vehicles height.
Page 20 In addition to the label supplied by either an Incomplete Vehicle or the time of publication and are MACK as the chassis-cab manufacturer, Completed Vehicle label. Both labels are representative of what can be typically a Completed Vehicle certification label, described below.
Page 21 INTRODUCTION GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION Advisory Labels On Chassis Transmission Fluid Label Hood Label Belt Placement Label Frame Heat Treat Rear Impact Label X Publication_PC28...
Page 22 INTRODUCTION GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION Entering / Exiting Label Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel Only Label Personal Injury Label Frame Heat Treat Rear Impact Label Air Suspension (if equipped) X Publication_PC28...
Page 23 INTRODUCTION GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION Advisory Labels On Driver-Side Sun Visors Speed Restricted Tires Label Exhaust Aftertreatment (EATS) Label Engine Starting Warning Label mDRIVE ™ Label or Shift Label Clutch Pedal Shift Label Personal Injury Label Exhaust Temperature Label Personal Injury Label Seat Belt Adjustment Label 10 Electronic Stability Label 11 Road Stability Advantage Label...
Page 24 INTRODUCTION GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION Airbrake System Label X Publication_PC28...
Page 25 Control Systems on each new Mack NOTE If any unauthorized additions, deletions diesel engine in a new Mack Truck to or modifications are made to any portion comply with all United States Federal Note: Use of improper or unapproved fuel...
Page 26 Mack Trucks are pleased to explain the Control Systems Prohibited a Mack Trucks dealer as soon as a emission control system warranty on The Federal Clean Air Act prohibits the problem exists. The warranty repairs your 2017 / 2018 vehicle.
Page 27 INTRODUCTION WARRANTY INFORMATION AND REPRESENTATIONS OR 11 Aftertreatment Wiring Harness (DPF) • Ambient Air Temperature (AAT) Sensor CONDITIONS, STATUTORY OR • Particulate Matter (PM) Sensor 12 Aftertreatment Wiring Harness (SCR) OTHERWISE, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED • Jumper to AHI Pressure Regulator 16 SCR INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, •...
Page 28 Mack parts in including diagnosis, not to exceed performance and durability. Mack Mack’s suggested retail price for NOTE...
Page 29 Component Warranty vehicles certified to the requirements of consequential or incidental Mack Trucks warrants certain individual 40 CFR part 1037. Mack Trucks reserves damages. greenhouse gas (GHG) components and the right to make any changes in design, • Any vehicle in which the odometer...
Page 30 Vehicles sold for use in California must nature or other events beyond the choosing may maintain, replace, or have the Operator’s Manual in the control of Mack Trucks. repair emission control devices and vehicle which contains the California systems. • Inconvenience, loss of use of the Emission System Warranty.
Page 31 INTRODUCTION WARRANTY INFORMATION Air Conditioning Components: Only those vehicles certified as “Tractors” according to the requirements of Chapter 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 1037. Hoses, Compressor to Condenser Hoses, Condenser to Drier Hoses, Drier to Climate Unit Hoses, Climate Unit to Compressor Hoses, Bunk Climate Unit Receiver Drier, Spring Loaded, 12 cubic in.
Page 32 THESE LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS ARE IMPORTANT AND MUST BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD. This warranty applies to Model Year 2016 and newer CHU, CXU, GU, LEU, LR, MRU and TD models manufactured by Mack Trucks, operated in the United States and Canada. Specific coverage is based on the application and weight class as described...
Page 33 Towing/Road Service coverage is limited to 90 days or 5,000 miles (8047 km), whichever Not Applicable occurs first, and to a single tow per incident to the nearest authorized Mack Trucks service center. Charges in excess of $1,000.00 are not covered unless Mack OneCall™ service is contacted and approves additional amounts prior to tow.
Page 34 250,000 miles (402 336 km) whichever occurs first, and to a single tow per incident to the nearest authorized Mack Trucks service center. Charges in excess of $1,000.00 are not covered unless Mack OneCall™ service is contacted and approves additional amounts prior to tow.
Page 35 The defective parts or assemblies replaced shall become the property of Mack Trucks North America. Warranty repairs performed by an authorized Mack dealer in accordance with the terms of the warranty set forth herein are free of charge.
Page 36 13. LABOR: Labor to remove and install a Covered Part is included only if a Mack Trucks authorized dealer originally installed the Covered Part. Labor for overtime and/or shift differential is not covered. Excessive labor for a warrantable repair due to the prior installation of equipment or body is not covered.
Page 37 24. TIRES: Tires are not covered by this warranty, but may be covered by separate warranties given by their respective manufacturers. 25. CHANGES: Mack Trucks reserves the right to make any changes in design, or make additions to or upon its products, without incurring any obligations to install the same changes on vehicles previously built.
Page 38 Mack Trucks warrants certain individual components of each new Mack MP®7, MP®8, and MP®10 EPA 17 and newer emission engine in a new Mack truck to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service up to the periods specified, provided all Mack Trucks' maintenance and inspection requirements are followed.
Page 39 INTRODUCTION WARRANTY CERTIFICATES Covered Standard Components List: Qualifications and Limitations 24 Months or 250,000 Miles (402 336 km ) Coolant Duct Cover Crankcase Ventilation Assembly Crankshaft Crankshaft Hub Cylinder Block Includes: Casting, Main Caps, and Bolts Cylinder Block Heater Cylinder Head Includes: Assembly, Casting, Bolts, Plugs, and Sleeves Diesel Particulate Filter Assembly (DPF) / Includes: Aftertreatment Hydrocarbon Injector (AHI), Aftertreatment Wiring Harness,...
Page 40 INTRODUCTION WARRANTY CERTIFICATES Covered Standard Components List: Qualifications and Limitations 24 Months or 250,000 Miles (402 336 km ) Fuel Transfer Pump Gaskets, Seals, O Rings, and Silicon Sealant Gears All internally lubricated Gears only (Timing and Idler Gears) Hoses and Lines, Supplied with Engine Fluid carrying: Engine to Engine Mounted Idler Pulleys Intake Manifold and Throttle Assembly...
Page 41 (402 336 km) whichever occurs first, and to a single tow per incident to the nearest authorized Mack service center. Charges in excess of $1,000.00 are not covered unless Mack OneCall™ service is contacted and approves additional amounts prior to tow.
Page 42 The defective parts or assemblies replaced shall become the property of Mack Trucks North America. Warranty repairs performed by an authorized Mack dealer in accordance with the terms of the warranty set forth herein are free of charge.
Page 43 13. LABOR: Labor to remove and install a Covered Part is included only if a Mack Trucks authorized dealer originally installed the Covered Part. Labor for overtime and/or shift differential is not covered. Excessive labor for a warrantable repair due to the prior installation of equipment or body is not covered.
Page 44 24. TIRES: Tires are not covered by this warranty, but may be covered by separate warranties given by their respective manufacturers. 25. CHANGES: Mack Trucks reserves the right to make any changes in design, or make additions to or upon its products, without incurring any obligations to install the same changes on vehicles previously built.
Page 45 Mack Trucks warrants certain individual components of the Emission Control system in a new Mack truck equipped with a new Mack MP®7, MP®8, and MP®10 EPA 17 emission engine in a new Mack truck to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service up to the periods specified, provided all Mack Trucks’...
Page 46 INTRODUCTION WARRANTY CERTIFICATES Covered Emission Components List: 60 Qualifications and Limitations Months or 100,000 Miles (160 934 km) Aftertreatment Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) Includes: Aftertreatment Doser, Aftertreament Doser Module (Aftertreatment Fuel Shutoff with Aftertreatment Diesel Oxidation Catalyst Valve, Aftertreatment Fuel Pressure Sensor), Engine Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) Sensor, (DOC) Aftertreatment DPF Intake Temperature Sensor, Aftertreatment DPF Outlet Temperature Sensor, Aftertreatment DPF Differential Pressure Sensor...
Page 47 INTRODUCTION WARRANTY CERTIFICATES Covered Emission Components List: 60 Qualifications and Limitations Months or 100,000 Miles (160 934 km) Sensor, Aftertreatment Outlet NOx Sensor, Ambient Air Temperature Sensor Sensor, Crankshaft Position (CKP) Sensor, Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) Sensor, Engine Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) Differential Pressure Sensor Sensor, Engine Exhaust Gas Recirculation...
Page 48 The defective parts or assemblies replaced shall become the property of Mack Trucks North America. Warranty repairs performed by an authorized Mack dealer in accordance with the terms of the warranty set forth herein are free of charge.
Page 49 13. LABOR: Labor to remove and install a Covered Part is included only if a Mack Trucks authorized dealer originally installed the Covered Part. Labor for overtime and/or shift differential is not covered. Excessive labor for a warrantable repair due to the prior installation of equipment or body is not covered.
Page 50 24. TIRES: Tires are not covered by this warranty, but may be covered by separate warranties given by their respective manufacturers. 25. CHANGES: Mack Trucks reserves the right to make any changes in design, or make additions to or upon its products, without incurring any obligations to install the same changes on vehicles previously built.
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Page 53 DRIVING TIPS...
Page 54 DRIVING TIPS DRIVER ENVIRONMENT Always wear a seat belt • • Adjust the driver seat and mirrors for a good driving position Use the cab's storage compartments • X Publication_PC28...
Page 55 DRIVING TIPS DRIVER ENVIRONMENT Driver Environment For your safety at work, always wear a seat belt. Remember that it is a legal requirement. Driving Position It is important that you sit comfortably and have good visibility while you are driving. Arms and back must have a restful, natural posture.
Page 56 DRIVING TIPS STARTING Cold starting, use engine block heater • • Warm up the truck by driving at low engine speeds instead of running it at idling speed X Publication_PC28...
Page 57 DRIVING TIPS STARTING Starting When you start your truck, there are several things you can do to save fuel and reduce wear on the truck. Cold Starting You can avoid cold starting by using the engine block heater. If you start with a cold engine you should switch on the air intake heating function in your truck.
Page 58 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING IN AN URBAN AREA Plan your driving • • Use the truck's mirrors and direction indicators Always watch out for pedestrians • X Publication_PC28...
Page 59 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING IN AN URBAN AREA Driving in an Urban Area When driving in an urban area, there are several tricks that can enhance efficiency. Smart Driving Plan your route to avoid unnecessary stops. You save more fuel and the truck's service brakes, by using the truck's auxiliary brakes as often as is possible.
Page 60 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING ON A HIGHWAY Plan your driving • • Maintain an even, steady speed when possible X Publication_PC28...
Page 61 Check the wheel axle settings on a regular basis at Remember that roads with many uphill a Mack Trucks dealership. inclines and bends result in higher fuel consumption. For this reason, it is often wise to plan the most efficient route ahead of time.
Page 62 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING IN HILLY TERRAIN Accelerate in uphill gradients • • Let the truck coast when the terrain allows it X Publication_PC28...
Page 63 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING IN HILLY TERRAIN Driving in Hilly Terrain Your driving technique in hilly terrain can make a major difference to fuel consumption. Uphill When approaching an uphill incline you should try to maintain your speed and allow the engine to use the truck's pulling power at low revs to get you up the hill.
Page 64 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING IN THE RAIN Make sure you have good visibility • • Adapt your speed Check the tread depth of the tires • X Publication_PC28...
Page 65 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING IN THE RAIN Driving in the Rain When driving in rain it is important that you have good visibility and maintain a suitable speed. If your truck is equipped with air conditioning then you can use it to remove moisture from the cab.
Page 66 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING ON A SLIPPERY ROAD Adapt the speed according to road surface • • Use the truck's auxiliary systems on difficult road surfaces X Publication_PC28...
Page 67 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING ON A SLIPPERY ROAD Driving on a Slippery Road Surface Although your vehicle is equipped with many traction enhancing features, the most effective action is to adapt your speed to the present driving conditions. Differential Lock On an extremely slippery surface, you can engage the differential lock so that the wheels drive at the same speed.
Page 68 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING ON A WINTRY ROAD Keep the windshield clear • • Make sure you have good visibility Adapt your speed • Use snow chains or similar • X Publication_PC28...
Page 69 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING ON A WINTRY ROAD Driving on Wintery Road Surfaces When driving on wintery road surfaces, there are several functions available for you to use. Climate System If there is mist or ice on the windows then you can use the defroster function to clear the windows.
Page 70 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING IN A DUSTY AND SMOKY ENVIRONMENT Use recirculation • X Publication_PC28...
Page 71 DRIVING TIPS DRIVING IN A DUSTY AND SMOKY ENVIRONMENT Driving in a Dusty and Smoky Environment You can use air recirculation in the cab in order to keep out dust and other unsuitable air. Only use recirculation for short periods. Clean the inside of the windshield with normal window cleaning agent on a regular basis.
Page 72 DRIVING TIPS PARKING Use the Parking Brake • • Avoid use of Idling Speed X Publication_PC28...
Page 73 DRIVING TIPS PARKING Parking When you stop to park there are several things you should think about: Avoid Idling The truck does not need to run at idling speed before driving off. Warm up the engine at low engine speeds. Avoid idling during normal driving as well.
Page 74 DRIVING TIPS REFUELING Check the Tire Pressure • • Fill Washer Fluid Check the Level of DEF Fluid • X Publication_PC28...
Page 75 DRIVING TIPS REFUELING Refueling When you stop to refuel you should take the opportunity to do the pre-trip inspection and check all functions of your vehicle. DEF Fluid Make it a habit to check the DEF Tank fluid level while you are refuelling. Running the engine without DEF Fluid can damage the exhaust gas cleaning system.
Page 76 DRIVING TIPS SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Use the correct fuel for your truck • • Follow the service schedule for your truck X Publication_PC28...
Page 77 You can reduce costs and extend the life of your vehicle by performing regular maintenance. Always use the fuel and oils recommended by Mack Trucks. Ask your Mack Trucks dealership to assist by providing a customized service schedule for your particular truck. Wheel Alignment...
Page 79 SAFETY...
Page 80 The equipment can be ordered from and installed by Mack Trucks or installed by the vehicle owner. The fire extinguisher must be located so that it is readily accessible for use. The...
Page 81 SAFETY SEAT BELTS Seat Belts Belt Unfastening locks into place when the lock is released. Push down on the button to release the Retractable Seat Belts belt. The locking retractable seat belt is designed to lock (prevent belt travel out of the retractor) only during sudden stops or impacts.
Page 82 SAFETY SEAT BELTS Seat Belt Operation the Komfort® Latch mechanism. Allow the belt to retract into the retractor. To buckle the seat belt, grasp the latch portion of the buckle, bring it across Emergency Release — In the event of an your lap (from outboard to inboard) and emergency, release the seat belt buckle.
Page 83 SAFETY CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTION A by-product of combustion, carbon Alarm Unit CAUTION monoxide is invisible, tasteless, odorless and is produced by all engines. The following symptoms are related to CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING and DANGER should be discussed with ALL passengers: Actuation of this device indicates the •...
Page 84 SAFETY CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTION present or high levels are short-lived, the create an alarm condition are also WARNING micro controller accumulates the hazardous. Treat these “nuisance” information and determines when an alarms as an actual carbon monoxide • This carbon monoxide alarm is alarm level has been reached.
Page 85 SAFETY CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTION Unit Alarm Guidelines If the alarm system sounds follow the guidelines below: 1. Operate Reset/Silence button 2. Call your emergency services (Fire department OR 911). 3. Immediately move to fresh air– outdoors or by an open door/window. Check that all persons are present.
Page 87 LOCKS AND ALARM...
Page 88 LOCKS AND ALARM LOCKS AND ALARM Electronic Locks DANGER With electronic locks, to lock both doors To lessen the chance of being thrown from from inside the cab, push the power the vehicle in an accident, always lock the door lock switch. To unlock the doors doors and wear the safety belt while using the key, insert the key in either driving.
Page 89 LOCKS AND ALARM LOCKS AND ALARM Outside Locks Doors To unlock the doors using the key, insert The door has a position lock that the key in either door lock. To unlock, enables the door to remain open in two turn the key to the unlock position (1).
Page 91 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT...
Page 92 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT OVERVIEW OF INSTRUMENTS Overview of Instruments Before driving this vehicle, locate the instruments and controls, and become thoroughly familiar with their operation. After starting and when driving, ensure that the instrument readings are normal. 1. Air Vent 8. Infotainment Screen/Display (SID) 15.
Page 93 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT OVERVIEW OF INSTRUMENTS Instrument Cluster The instrument cluster provides system/component condition information to the driver. This information is available to assist the driver in determining any necessary actions. The instrument cluster consists of the following components; condition indicators (telltales), driver information display (DID), gauges, speedometer and tachometer, on board diagnostic (OBD) fault and warning indicators.
Page 94 3 Coolant Temperature Gauge The coolant temperature gauge indicates engine coolant temperature. The normal operating temperature for Mack engines is 80 to 105° C (176 - 220° F). If the temperature remains below or exceeds the normal temperature range, the cooling system should be checked for problems by an authorized Mack truck dealer.
Page 95 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT OVERVIEW OF INSTRUMENTS 4 Engine Oil Pressure Gauge Indicates engine oil pressure. When the engine oil pressure is too low, the red STOP tell-tale illuminates and the buzzer sounds. If the engine oil pressure becomes low, the engine is at risk.
Page 96 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT OVERVIEW OF INSTRUMENTS 6 Fuel Gauge DANGER DANGER Indicates fuel level. The fuel gauge is Failure to observe these precautions can Failure to observe these precautions can connected to a fuel sensor unit in the result in the loss of braking performance. result in the loss of braking performance.
Page 97 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT OVERVIEW OF INSTRUMENTS 9 Secondary Gauges On certain vehicles, secondary gauges are included. These gauges are located to the right of the steering wheel, above the main switch location. Secondary Gauges X Publication_PC28...
Page 98 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT OVERVIEW OF INSTRUMENTS Alarm, Check and Information Symbol Meaning Tell-Tales Symbols ABS Malfunction Tractor A tell-tale is a display that indicates the Symbol Meaning actuation of a device, a correct or Malfunction Indicator Lamp defective condition, or a failure to Preheating Active or Preheating function.
Page 99 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT OVERVIEW OF INSTRUMENTS 4 Interaxle Lock 12 ABS Tractor Malfunction Symbol Meaning Illuminates when interaxle lock is Indicates a problem being reported Lane Changing System (LCS) engaged. by the Tractor ABS System Indicator 5 Differential Lock 13 Preheating Active Airbag Indicator Illuminates when differential lock is Indicates preheating is active.
Page 100 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT OVERVIEW OF INSTRUMENTS 20 Power Take-Off (PTO) Trailer Air Supply Parking Brake Indicator The trailer air supply valve is a red The parking brake valve is a yellow Indicates that the Power Take-Off octagonally-shaped knob. Pull the knob diamond-shaped knob.
Page 101 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY Stalk Controls DID Menus The stalk on the right-hand side of the There are two menu types available: steering column is used to navigate Applications and Options. Several sub- through the Driver Information Display menus are password-protected while (DID).
Page 102 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY • Pop-up Notices: This menu provides • Oil Temps (Temperature): displays amount of fuel used optimally during a list of active vehicle engine and transmission oil vehicle operation. communication notices. temperature. • ECS Status: provides rear axle(s) •...
Page 103 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY Average Speed: Displayed as MPH (miles per hour) or kilometers per hour (km/h). Average Fuel Economy: Displayed as MPG (miles per gallon) or liters used per 100 kilometers (L/100 KM). Time Driving: Display in hours and minutes. Distance Until Fuel Tank Empty: Displayed in miles (mi) or kilometers (km).
Page 104 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY 3. To select a menu, press Enter. Pause Trip X 1 From the Trip Options menu, scroll to The Trip menus reset, resume or pause Pause Trip X. depending on the selection. 2 Press Enter. Reset Trip X The Trip menu is paused.
Page 105 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY 3 Press Enter to return to the main Trip 2 Use the Toggle button to scroll to Tire Axle Pressure menu. Monitor. Specific Axle Displayed 3 Press Enter. Tire Monitor Axle Temperature The Tire Monitor DID screen provides The Tire Monitor main screen displays.
Page 106 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY Truck Data The Truck Data Driver Information Display (DID) menu provides various types of general information about a vehicle. Included in the main sub-menus are: • Vehicle Diagnostics: This sub-menu provides active fault details, a cluster test option and the status of the Telematics Gateway system.
Page 107 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY Truck Data Menu Access View Active Faults, Cluster Self Test and NOTE Telematics Gateway (TGW) Status. To access the Truck Data sub-menus For information on the stalk controls from the Driver Information Display, Use the Toggle button to scroll to one of related to the Driver Information Display complete the following steps: these menus.
Page 108 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY 1 From the Vehicle Diagnostics main representing both the visual and screen, use the Toggle button to scroll to auditory alerts for this system. Cluster Self Tests. • Lane Change Support (LCS) Test: 2 Press Enter. This test provides both a visual and auditory test of the Lane Change The Cluster Self Test screen displays.
Page 109 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY 3 Use the Toggle button, to scroll Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Speaker Test Screen through the available TGW messages. 5 To exit any Cluster Self Test, press NOTE Enter. Engine Oil Level The Engine Oil Level menu provides a Telematics Gateway Status The vehicle operator cannot adjust the visual status of the engine oil level.
Page 110 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY General Info To access the Life of Vehicle Totals menu, complete the following: The General Info screen provides the following vehicle information: 1 From the Truck Data main screen, use the Toggle button to scroll to Life of •...
Page 111 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY • Driver Speed Alert: this sub-menu • Time & Date: This sub-menu allows Press Enter. provides a setting for a speed alert. If the driver to adjust the clock (12 The selected sub-menu screen displays. the driver exceeds a set speed limit hour or 24 hour), current time and an alert is provided if turned ON.
Page 112 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY 2 Press Enter The selected Driver Speed Alert screen displays. 6 To change the speed limit, use the Toggle button to scroll to the desired number. 7 Once the number is reached, press The Driver Alert Screen displays with the Enter.
Page 113 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY Fuel Consumption Units 1 Use the Toggle button to scroll to the Global Units sub-menu. To change the fuel consumption measurement setting in the DID, 2 Press Enter. complete the following: The Global Units screen displays. 1 Use the Toggle button to scroll to the Fuel Consumption Units sub-menu.
Page 114 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY 1 Use the Toggle button to scroll to the System Volume Levels sub-menu. 2 Press Enter. The System Volume Levels screen displays. 6 Press Enter to accept the changes. 3 Press Enter to highlight the target setting.
Page 115 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY 3 Press Enter to change the Clock time format (12 hr or 24 hr). 4 Use the Toggle button to scroll to another Time & Date setting (Time: or Date:). 5 Press Enter. The first field of the menu highlights. 6 Use the Toggle button to adjust the time setting.
Page 116 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY 1 From the DID Home screen, press the Options Options button on the right-hand side of the right steering stalk. The Options menu allows the driver to adjust various settings associated with 2 From the Options menu, scroll to the the instrument cluster and Driver Display submenu (if necessary).
Page 117 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY Brightness To change the Brightness setting in the Driver Information Display (DID), complete the following: 1 From the DID Home screen, press the Options button on the right-hand side of the right steering stalk. 2 From the Options menu, scroll to the Display submenu.
Page 118 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY Speedometer Setting Setup HOME The 'favorites' menus available for the HOME screen include: • Engine Oil Temperature • Transmission Oil Temperature • Distance to Empty • Battery Voltage 2 Press Enter. • Fuel Economy The Home screen is divided into three The Driver Information Display (DID) •...
Page 119 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DRIVER INFORMATION DISPLAY Favorites Menu 1 Favorites Menu 2 Favorites Menu 3 To save the changes, press the Home button. The screen automatically opens at the Home screen. X Publication_PC28...
Page 120 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT CAB CLIMATE CONTROL Fresh/Recirculation Switch or Button NOTE Cab Climate Control Selects the cab intake air between fresh air (from outside the cab) and The Mode Selection knob can be rotated recirculated air (inside the cab). to any position. This allows the operator to select the desired amount of blend Air Conditioner ON/OFF Switch or between the positions.
Page 121 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES General Switches that may be fitted in your truck are on the following pages. The available switches in your particular truck are dependent on the truck's equipment. Movable Switches The location of the majority of the switches can be easily adapted to your requirements. A few switches cannot be moved for safety reasons.
Page 122 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES SYMBOL MEANING STYLE AUX CAB FAN Standard SHUTDOWN OVERRIDE Standard RETARDER Standard PLOW LAMPS Standard STROBE Standard RES. ACCEL / SET DECEL Standard X Publication_PC28...
Page 123 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES SYMBOL MEANING STYLE WINDSHIELD DEFROST Standard DOME LAMP SLEEPER (LECM) Standard ECS RAISE / LOWER Standard FAN CLUTCH OVERRIDE Standard SPEED CONTROL Standard TIME GAP (ACC) Standard X Publication_PC28...
Page 124 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES SYMBOL MEANING STYLE DOME LAMP Standard ATC OFF (MUD/SNOW) Standard IGNITION POWER Standard BATTERY POWER Standard ATC (MUD/SNOW) Standard INTER WHEEL DIFF LOCK Standard X Publication_PC28...
Page 125 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES SYMBOL MEANING STYLE GRADE GRIPPER DISABLE Standard FLOOR LIGHT BUNK Standard TRAILER AUX (CENTER PIN) Standard POWER FLOAT Standard LOW HYDRA OIL OVERRIDE Standard SPREADER LIGHT Standard X Publication_PC28...
Page 126 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES SYMBOL MEANING STYLE IGNITION (20A) Standard REAR AMBER FLASHER Standard ENGINE BRAKE Standard BEACON LIGHT Standard SANDER LIGHT Standard CHAIN LIGHT Standard X Publication_PC28...
Page 127 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES SYMBOL MEANING STYLE ROTATING LIGHT Standard ALT LIGHT Standard CHASSIS HEIGHT Standard LDWS DISABLE Standard BOGIE CONTROL Standard OHC PIPE LAMP Standard X Publication_PC28...
Page 128 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES SYMBOL MEANING STYLE SLEEPER HVAC Standard LOAD LIGHT Standard ASSIGNABLE ON/OFF BodyBuilder Assignable (Refer to Assignable Switches sub section, at end of chapter) ASSIGNABLE ON/OFF BodyBuilder Assignable (Refer to Assignable Switches sub section, at end of chapter) ASSIGNABLE MOMENTARY BodyBuilder Assignable (Refer to Assignable Switches sub section, at end of chapter)
Page 129 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES SYMBOL MEANING STYLE TAIL GATE LOCK/UNLOCK Locking SNOW INGESTION Locking INTERAXLE Locking NEUTRAL CONTROL Locking INSIDE/OUTSIDE AIR Locking SUSP. HEIGHT CONTROL Locking X Publication_PC28...
Page 130 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES SYMBOL MEANING STYLE 5TH WHEEL Locking PTO CONTROL Locking PTO CONTROL (MUNCIE) Locking ECS MODE Locking FORWARD LIFT AXLE Locking REAR LIFT AXLE Locking X Publication_PC28...
Page 131 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT DASH SWITCHES Assignable Switches Here are the switches that can be Assignable for the BodyBuilder. When the kit is ordered these thumbnails can be added so the driver knows what the assigned switch is for. X Publication_PC28...
Page 132 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT HOOD OPERATION Hood Operation Closing the Hood Opening the Hood NOTE 1. With the hood in the locked position, Remember to remove all tools, rags and pull outward on the plastic handle and test equipment from the engine disengage the locking tab from the hood compartment before closing the hood latch.
Page 133 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT HOOD OPERATION Locking the Hood To lock the hood, secure the rubber hold-down straps on each side of the hood: 1. With the hood down, set the rubber strap in position and force the locking discs into the hood latch. 2.
Page 134 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL Hazzard Light Control Panel IP Dimmer This panel controls the parking lights, Floor Lighting interior panel lights, headlights and fog lights (if equipped). NOTE If the LCP is in OFF or park position and the windshield wiper is active for longer than 5 sec (programmable parameter), headlights will come on.
Page 135 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT Steering Wheel Adjustment WARNING Adjust the steering wheel position BEFORE attempting to move the vehicle to avoid losing control of the vehicle. Tilt-Telescope Steering Column The Steering Column adjustment is actuated by a pedal on the left side of the floor.
Page 136 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS Left-Hand Controls Right-Hand Controls There are four steering wheel control There are four steering wheel control buttons on the left-hand side of the buttons on the right-hand side of the steering wheel. Use these buttons to steering wheel.
Page 137 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT STEERING COLUMN Steering Column When the switch is turned ON (in a clockwise direction), a warning buzzer Combination Starter and sounds if air system pressure is below Electrical Switch 448 ± 34 kPa (65 ± 5 psi). The buzzer shuts off as soon as sufficient air pressure is restored.
Page 138 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT STEERING COLUMN Wiper Controls The wiper/washer functions are operated by a scroll ring. The wipers have normal and fast speeds which are activated by moving the scroll ring down one or two positions. To let the wipers engage for a few passes, lightly turn the scroll ring until the wipers start.
Page 139 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT STEERING COLUMN Right Stalk Engine Brake Lever The stalk on the right hand side of the Applications Menu (Short Press)/Home (Long Press) Button steering column is used to use the Driver Information Display (DID). Two Menu UP Scroll Ring buttons and a toggle section assist in Options/Enter Button browsing throughout for the DID menus.
Page 140 Heat Switch Seat Bolster Valve The seats have many functions designed to enhance driver comfort. Seat Bolster Valve Back Bolster Valve Mack recommends getting to know Back Bolster Valve Lumbar Valve these features well before operating the Lumbar Valve Lumbar Valve vehicle.
Page 141 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT SEATS Sears Base Seat Sears Static Seat Sears Toolbox Seat Lumbar Valve Seat Tilt (To Access Toolbox) Suspension Valve 3 position Seat Tilt/Extension Fore-Aft Slide/Isolator Handle Recliner Handle X Publication_PC28...
Page 142 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT STORAGE COMPARTMENT Storage DANGER Heavy objects must be stored only in the outside storage areas or secured on the floor. Cabinets and storage compartments are designed for clothing and lighter personal effects only. In the event of a collision, heavy, unsecured objects in overhead storage can come loose and Storage weight: 1.1 kg (2.5 lb) per opening.
Page 143 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT MISC CAB EQUIPMENT Dome Light Fresh Air Vent Cab Air Filter Fresh Air Vent An air vent is provided to circulate outside air to the cab. Move the vent scroll wheel to the right to open the vent and to the left to close the vent.
Page 144 DRIVING ENVIRONMENT MISC CAB EQUIPMENT The AUX jack is used for playing stored Microphone Accessory Power Outlets music or media through the radio. The 12V connector is utilizing the truck's 12V network to supply power to external units. CAUTION Maximum amperage for all power receptacles in the cab is 20 amps.
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Page 148 STARTING AND DRIVING POWER SUPPLY Combination Starter and Electrical Switch The ignition switch is located on the right side of the column. Insert the key and start the engine by turning the switch clockwise. The switch also activates the accessory relay, when turned counterclockwise.
Page 149 STARTING AND DRIVING STARTING THE VEHICLE CAUTION NOTE General Information DO NOT crank the engine for more than For bobtail or unloaded applications, the CAUTION 30 seconds at a time; wait two minutes engine can be warmed up by moving the after each try to allow the starter to cool.
Page 150 STARTING AND DRIVING STARTING THE VEHICLE Pump the hand primer until the force WARNING NOTE of pumping increases. DO NOT work near the fan with the engine If the engine does not start following this running. The engine fan can engage at any procedure, contact your local certified time without warning.
Page 151 STARTING AND DRIVING STARTING THE VEHICLE carbon and/or varnish build-up occurs before operating at high engine speeds down immediately by cycling the key and lubricating oil becomes or full load. Ensure that the Park Brake is switch or by pressing the shutdown contaminated with combustion by- engaged, and allow 10 minutes of idle override switch.
Page 152 STARTING AND DRIVING STARTING THE VEHICLE system detects such a condition, a been selected and attained, and the CAUTION warning indicator light and an alarm engine may now be started. Strip alerts the driver before the engine pushbutton selectors illuminate a lamp Continuously overriding the shutdown actually shuts down.
Page 153 STARTING AND DRIVING STARTING THE VEHICLE • Use an auxiliary heat source such as engine temperatures to normal operating NOTE a sump heater. levels in 2 or 3 minutes. Failure to follow these procedures during • Operate the transmission in N If the transmission and engine cold fluid conditions, may cause the (Neutral) with the engine running at...
Page 154 STARTING AND DRIVING COLD-WEATHER OPERATION (kerosene) with Ultra-Low Sulfur (15 DANGER ppm) No. 2D (diesel) fuel. Do NOT, under any circumstances, use NOTE starting fluid (ether) on an engine equipped with an inlet manifold air heater Adding kerosene is NOT recommended element.
Page 155 STARTING AND DRIVING COLD-WEATHER OPERATION Engine Heater Benefits Outside Mirror Heater • Eliminates cold weather starting Outside mirror heaters can be either cab problems. mounted or fender mounted. The • Increases engine life by keeping the heaters have two modes. Operation is engine warm and avoiding excessive as follows: idling.
Page 156 STARTING AND DRIVING FUEL TANK CAP Fuel Tank Cap Use Mack approved non-vented cap only or tank damage and/or poor engine performance may result. DO NOT fill to more than 95% of liquid capacity. Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) For information on filling or using DEF Fluid, please refer to the DEF section of this manual.
Page 157 STARTING AND DRIVING FUELING DANGER CAUTION DO NOT carry extra fuel containers in the Diesel-powered engines for heavy-duty cab. Fuel containers, full or empty, may trucks built on or after January 1, 2010 are leak, explode or give added fuel to a fire. designed to operate only with Ultra Low Failure to follow this precaution may lead Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) fuel.
Page 158 As a result, Mack does not warrant the engine will conform to applicable Federal or California emissions limits when operated on, or having been operated...
Page 159 STARTING AND DRIVING FIFTH WHEEL INSTRUCTIONS DANGER DANGER DANGER Always have all fifth wheel maintenance Always keep the fifth wheel plate well It is important that the operating and repairs done by a qualified technician. lubricated to prevent binding between the procedures contained in this manual are An incorrect repair can cause the trailer to tractor and trailer.
Page 160 STARTING AND DRIVING FIFTH WHEEL INSTRUCTIONS Fifth Wheel Visual Check NOTE As an initial check, pull forward slightly If you cannot get a proper coupling, to test the completeness of the coupling repeat this procedure. DO NOT use any with trailer brakes applied. fifth wheel which fails to operate properly.
Page 161 STARTING AND DRIVING FIFTH WHEEL INSTRUCTIONS Connect the air brake lines and the rear of the wheel) on both sides of the • Pull the Tractor away from the electrical power cord. Make sure that trailer. kingpin about 300 mm (12 inches) any slack in the lines is supported so and STOP Wind down the landing gear until it...
Page 162 STARTING AND DRIVING FUEL ECONOMY DRIVING Gross Vehicle Weight General fairings, tire type, number of wheels, gross vehicle weight, and accessories. The absolute fuel consumption (counted The gross vehicle weight of a vehicle in liters per 100 kilometers or miles per Driveline Combination combination has a large impact on the US gallon) is determined by a large...
Page 163 STARTING AND DRIVING FUEL ECONOMY DRIVING Brakes • Blocked air intake filter can also have a negative effect on fuel consumption. Dragging brakes increase fuel • Faulty injectors Gradients consumption. They should be checked • Blocked or malfunctioning regularly. It is important that the release turbocharger A hilly road with many bends demands a action of the air valves is fast and that...
Page 164 STARTING AND DRIVING FUEL ECONOMY DRIVING Driving Habits increases fuel consumption when the vehicle is constantly accelerated and The way in which a vehicle is being slowed down. Avoid a higher driven is the one factor which has the consumption by steady, even driving. greatest influence on fuel consumption.
Page 165 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION WARNING NOTE List of Warnings If you let the vehicle coast in N (Neutral), R (Reverse) may not be attained due to an WARNING there is no engine braking and you could active inhibitor. Always apply the service lose control.
Page 166 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION DANGER WARNING NOTE Use of the hydraulic retarder during To avoid personal injury or vehicle Without the SAE J1939 communication inclement weather or when road surfaces damage, do not use the retarder during datalink, the shift selector cannot display are slippery could result in death, serious inclement weather or when road surfaces the selected transmission range.
Page 167 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION to find contact and location information power interrupts to jostle the truck, Shifting for Allison Transmission distributors and driver or damage valuable cargo. Allison dealers. automatic transmission equipped trucks are more nimble in traffic and easier to maneuver in congested loading zones, Overview narrow alleys and around tight corners.
Page 168 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION has been selected, the transmission This type of preselect is called an WARNING starts in the lowest gear of the range Express Preselect. and, as conditions permit, automatically To help avoid unexpected vehicle • Each subsequent press of the ↓ movement that might cause death, upshifts to the highest gear in the (Downshift) arrow decreases the...
Page 169 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION the transmission automatically upshifts Downshifting NOTE through each range. As the vehicle or Downshifts are allowed to occur as long equipment slows down, the If shift cycling is noted, use the alternate as transmission output speed is low transmission automatically downshifts to shift schedule by pressing the MODE enough to keep from overspeeding the...
Page 170 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION maintaining higher engine speed, • S9 Economy: Upshifts and through S8 part throttle shift schedules resulting in increased engine braking or downshifts occur at speeds that are have been modified. engine brake performance during even lower than the S4 shift strategy. downhill operation or vehicle Non-Engine Brake Operation •...
Page 171 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION Preselects for your transmission (nonengine brake) closed throttle Retarder closed throttle downshifts model downshifts. Additionally, if the TCM is occur at speeds approximately halfway programmed to make engine brake between the normal closed throttle As an option, the preselect shift points preselect downshifts at Standard downshift and the preselect downshift during engine brake operation can be...
Page 172 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION • A shift quality issue • To extend the TES 389 fluid drain NOTE intervals beyond the recommended • A drivability issue such as a vibration mileage or hours change interval, use a Do not overfill the transmission. •...
Page 173 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION transmission fluid expansion when the Cold Check CAUTION temperature increases. The lower band, referred to as COLD CHECK, is used WARNING The fluid level rises as fluid temperature when the transmission fluid is below rises. DO NOT fill the transmission above If you leave the vehicle and the engine is the COLD CHECK band if the operating temperature.
Page 174 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION continued operation. Typically, the check temperature (71-93° C (160-199° F)) is most accurate with fluid temperatures is reached. of 16° C (61° F) to 60° C (140° F). Complete a COLD CHECK procedure using the dipstick as follows: Move the vehicle to a level surface, put the transmission in N (Neutral) and set the parking brake.
Page 175 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION • Dimension 3: 45.7 mm (1.8 in) 4. Clean debris from around the end of • Dimension 4: * the fill tube before removing the dipstick. • 5. Remove the dipstick and wipe it clean. NOTE 6.
Page 176 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION Oil Change Interval General Vocation* Fluid Fluid Change Intervals High Capacity Main*** and Lube Filter Suction Filter Assembly Change Type Change Intervals Interval Whichever is first of the following: Whichever is first of the following: At time of transmission overhaul 295** •...
Page 177 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION Severe Vocation* Fluid Fluid Change Intervals High Capacity Main*** and Lube Filter Suction Filter Assembly Change Type Change Intervals Interval Whichever is first of the following: Whichever is first of the following: At time of transmission overhaul 295** •...
Page 178 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION Oil and Filter Change CAUTION WARNING Do not use the bolts to draw the filter covers to the control module. Do not use Avoid contact with the hot fluid or the an impact wrench to tighten the bolts. sump when draining transmission fluid.
Page 179 STARTING AND DRIVING ALLISON TRANSMISSION Transmission Fluid Refill The fluid refill volume will be less than the volume listed for the initial fill due to some fluid remaining in the external circuits as well as in various transmission component cavities. After refill, verify the fluid level is correct.
Page 180 STARTING AND DRIVING cement mixers and the compactor on a drives the vehicle's axle. The other shaft Power Take-Off garbage truck. drives the PTO. A maximum of four PTOs can be When the PTO is engaged the PTO tell- DANGER operated in unison.
Page 181 STARTING AND DRIVING 1. From a parked location, depress the PTO Speed Adjustment NOTE clutch pedal. For the PTO speed adjustment to NOTE: The PTO can be configured to For additional information about the function, the Cruise Control and PTO operate without depressing the clutch Cruise Control feature, refer to the Cruise must be activated.
Page 182 STARTING AND DRIVING Speed Control (Cruise Control) Switch Resume/Set or Accel/Decel Dash Switch The initial PTO speed is preset. To adjust the PTO speed preset contact a certified dealer. X Publication_PC28...
Page 183 STARTING AND DRIVING AXLES the accelerator to relieve the torque on Press the service brakes. If Differential Locks the couplings. necessary, press the clutch pedal. Wait for the drive wheels to stop The drive axle can be equipped with the DANGER spinning.
Page 184 40 Kph (25 The maximum safe operating oil temperature for a Mack rear axle is 121°C mph). (250°F) for mineral-based oil, and 148°C (300°F) for synthetic-based oil. Continued...
Page 185 STARTING AND DRIVING AXLES CAUTION Do NOT (under any circumstances) engage or disengage the lockout while the drive wheels are actually slipping or spinning; clashing between the lockout sliding clutch and the outer cam may result. NOTE A lockout indicator lamp will remain lit as long as the lockout is engaged.
Page 186 STARTING AND DRIVING TRACTION CONTROL SYSTEM (TCS) The Traction Control System (TCS) system will not reduce wheel spin by The TCS lamp stops blinking when the provides improved traction on slippery applying the brakes or reducing engine TCS mode switch is turned off. surfaces by reducing wheel spin.
Page 187 STARTING AND DRIVING CRUISE CONTROL Engaging Cruise Control Once the above conditions are satisfied, activate the cruise control as follows DANGER 1 On the left-hand steering wheel controls, press the Cruise Control DO NOT use the cruise control in heavy ON/OFF button.
Page 188 STARTING AND DRIVING CRUISE CONTROL A momentary press of the button (half Disengaging Cruise Control second or less) increases the vehicle Set The cruise control is disengaged if the speed in small increments. brake is depressed, or if the cruise control button is set to Cancel (OFF).
Page 189 STARTING AND DRIVING CRUISE CONTROL Acceleration Momentary acceleration (such as for passing another vehicle) does not interrupt cruise control operation. After passing, release the accelerator and let the vehicle slow to cruise control speed. The previously set speed is maintained without having to press the Resume/Set button.
Page 190 STARTING AND DRIVING ENGINE BRAKE The engine brake controls vehicle speed operations, but the brake functions only • HIGH - The engine brake is activated using engine compression and exhaust if no fuel is requested by vehicle to the highest standard power. braking.
Page 191 STARTING AND DRIVING ENGINE BRAKE located on the end of the right-hand Cruise Control Icon stalk. Current Speed Current Cruise Control Braking Speed Cruise Control Braking Icon 4 To increase the cruise control braking speed, press the Cruise Control Braking Speed button away from you.
Page 192 STARTING AND DRIVING TIRE TEMPERATURE SYSTEM The cavity air temperature of each programmed tire is monitored via the Driver Information Display (DID). The system monitors cavity air temperature in all tires independently. If the tire cavity temperature reaches 77°C (170°F) the system alerts the operator.
Page 193 STARTING AND DRIVING VEHICLE SPEED RETARDING DEVICES DANGER When operating a tractor bobtail (without a trailer) or on slippery roads, the engine brake switch must be in the "OFF" position. Failure to follow this instruction can result in loss of vehicle control and serious personal injury or death.
Page 194 STARTING AND DRIVING ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM During emergency or reduced-traction WARNING stops, fully depress the foot brake pedal until the vehicle comes to a safe stop. For proper ABS operation, DO NOT change tire sizes. The size of the tires DO NOT PUMP the brake pedal.
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Page 198 INFOTAINMENT RADIO (if a Phone is paired).During a call Introduction Radio Button Operation Press the button for more than 3 seconds to transfer the call from the The information provided are general • SRC/PWR: Press to switch to FM -> radio to the Phone.
Page 199 INFOTAINMENT RADIO Press to turn on the Radio and show when the NEXT/PREV buttons are long then the “AUTO SCAN” icon will blink the clock for a few seconds. pressed. while the radio is storing the temporary presets. Manual Tuning: The current frequency Radio Features will be increased/decreased by 1 step of SiriusXM®...
Page 200 INFOTAINMENT RADIO Radio System Settings hour and minutes by pressing the • Category Enable/Disable (CAT E/D) knob. • HUE Adjustment (HUE ADJ) Audio Controls Menu • SET TONE or SET MUSIC: Change • Speed Dependent Volume between SET TONE or SET MUSIC (SPEEDDV) by rotating the knob and pressing Clock...
Page 201 INFOTAINMENT RADIO Select a folder to view the list of all 3. Radio will start playing the iPod and NOTE songs in that folder. shows the track number, Song, Artist, elapsed time, and Album information The Regulatory notices are listed in the Playlist Mode Press the Volume Knob to owner´s manual located in the following displays when available.
Page 202 INFOTAINMENT RADIO USB MP3 Player and USB Drives: • DELETE PH (Some options are only PH. The radio will attempt the available when a device has been connection to the selected device. The USB MP3 players and USB drives paired previously) The Phone icon will be active and connected must comply with the USB the arrows icon will flash.
Page 203 INFOTAINMENT RADIO to erase all the paired devices in the the appropriate PRESET number. accept the call, press the OK, NEXT, list by pressing the Volume Knob. Press the knob to place the call to knob or Phone button. the saved phone number. Rejecting a Call: To reject the call, press •...
Page 204 INFOTAINMENT ANTENNAS Antennas Overhead CB Cable Dash CB Cable • Multiband Dash CB Cable Connector • Radio AM/FM Audio Radio Cable • TV Antenna Whip Antenna Audio Radio Connector Multiband Antenna There are antennas mounted on the top of the mirror brackets for wideband reception.
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Page 208 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK Selective Catalytic Aftertreatment DEF Tank Gauge Reduction (SCR) CAUTION Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) is Do not put diesel fuel in the Aftertreatment DEF tank. Diesel fuel, if sprayed into the an emissions-reduction aftertreatment hot exhaust along with the DEF, could...
Page 209 0.2 g/hp-hr NOx. By using DEF, we avoid the disadvantages of increasing EGR to massive levels. This benefit results in better fuel economy from your Mack engine. One Box EATS Aftertreatment DEF Dosing Unit Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Catlyst...
Page 210 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK starts and stops automatically as The ACM controls the following needed. The Exhaust Aftertreatment components in the exhaust System (EATS) conditioning is required aftertreatment system: to maintain normal exhaust • Aftertreatment DEF Dosing Unit aftertreatment system function and not •...
Page 211 Driveability may be affected, see an authorized Mack® dealer as soon as possible for inspection. The High Exhaust System Temperature • MIL indicates government Regulated icon illuminates when a parked On Board Diagnostics (OBD) faults.
Page 212 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK DEF Tank Level Aftertreatment DEF tanks are sized to have no less than two times the diesel fuel tank mileage or one-hour range. The vehicle instrument cluster has an aftertreatment DEF tank level gauge.
Page 213 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK Display Screen: ENGINE IN DERATE Refill DEF tank to avoid 5 MPH limit Trigger: DEF tank empty and refueling event with parking brake applied Display Screen: DEF TANK EMPTY Vehicle speed limited to 5 MPH Refill DEF fluid.
Page 214 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK DEF Quality The vehicle instrument cluster has an aftertreatment DEF quality indicator. Triggers Aftertreatment DEF Driver Information Quality Indicator Display Screen Good DEF Quality None None Poor DEF Quality DTC POOR DEF QUALITY Initial Detected Engine will derate in approx.
Page 215 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK Triggers Aftertreatment DEF Driver Information Quality Indicator Display Screen Vehicle Stationary for 1 Hour or Engine re-start POOR DEF QUALITY (Key OFF, Key ON) Service DEF. Vehicle speed limited to 5 MPH. Ignition Key Cycle POOR DEF QUALITY Service DEF.
Page 216 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK Aftertreatment Tampering When the SCR tampering fault is active for one or more hours, a new Driver Information Display (DID) screen appears. The text changes for the Driver Information Display (DID) screen associated with this fault are listed in the following table.
Page 217 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK Triggers Aftertreatment Driver Information Tampering Indicator Display Screen Driving with Active Fault for SCR system fault. + 4 hrs Repair needed. 5 MPH limit after next vehicle stop. Refueling Event (> 15 % SCR system fault.
Page 218 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK Diesel Exhaust Fluid NOTE CAUTION CAUTION Diluted Urea will negatively effect engine When detaching hoses and components, performance. do not spill DEF on disconnected or To avoid tank damage, do not attempt to unsealed connectors. If DEF is spilled on a top-off Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF).
Page 219 On Board Diagnostic (OBD) availability visit the website To avoid tank damage, do not attempt to Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) top-off Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF). Diesel www.mackscr.com or contact Mack • Costly repairs Exhaust Fluid (DEF) expands when frozen One-Call at 1–800–866–1177.
Page 220 Take the vehicle DO NOT park the vehicle with the exhaust to an authorized Mack Truck dealer outlet under low hanging overhead immediately. flammable objects such as trees, awnings, and structures.
Page 221 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK emissions into the atmosphere. The CAUTION particulates are removed by collecting in the DPF unit, where they are eventually Do not perform active regeneration, if the vehicle is located in a hazardous location. oxidized with passive regeneration or If the vehicle is located in such a location, active regeneration of the filter.
Page 222 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK Regeneration Aftertreatment DPF Regeneration CAUTION During the aftertreatment DPF EATS Status regeneration, the exhaust gas temperature The EATS Status sub-menu is located in will be elevated. DO NOT park the vehicle the Vehicle Info DID menu. From this...
Page 223 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK NOTE If passive regeneration occurs during vehicle operation, idle speed may increase when the vehicle is stopped at a traffic light to maintain proper Regeneration conditions. There are two types of aftertreatment DPF regeneration: Passive regeneration and Parked or 'Active' regeneration.
Page 224 Parked Regen. If that Parked conditions must be met for parked Regen fails take the vehicle immediately Regeneration: to a Mack service center for EATS. Once all the regeneration conditions are • Parking brake on and transmission in met, press Enter.
Page 225 EMISSION SOLUTION AND CONTROL AFTERTREATMENT, MACK When the regeneration is completed, the soot and ash levels return to acceptable levels. The Soot Level: OK REGEN Not needed screen displays. Press Enter (YES) to start the regeneration. NOTE To cancel the regeneration, using the Also, the EATS Status Critical screen Toggle/Enter switch, scroll to NO.
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Page 230 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION AND DAILY MAINTENANCE deficiency. Owners and operators correct procedures, specifications and DANGER should familiarize themselves with intervals. Take your time going through sections 49 CFR 396.11 and 396.13 the pre-trip inspection. Remember that a Before working on or inspecting a vehicle, set the parking brakes, place the concerning Federal requirements for...
Page 231 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION AND DAILY MAINTENANCE • Turn signals (left and right) Pre-Trip Assistant • High/Low beam headlights The Pre-Trip Assistant option is a tool to • Brake assist the driver in completing the pre- trip inspection of the vehicle. Use this •...
Page 232 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION AND DAILY MAINTENANCE switches and their corresponding The check list is updated with the holding the service brake for 60 circuits. To start the tests, the driver results of each switch test as they seconds, the DID will display the must turn the individual switches on/ are completed.
Page 233 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION AND DAILY MAINTENANCE When the test is ready to start, the following screen displays. Press and hold the brake pedal until the test is completed. To begin the test, press Enter. X Publication_PC28...
Page 234 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION AND DAILY MAINTENANCE Initial Primary Brake Air Pressure Initial Secondary Brake Air Pressure When the test is completed, the following screen displays. The test results are displayed on the right side of the screen for both the primary and secondary brake circuits.
Page 235 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION QUICK LIST missing lockrings, bent or broken Left Front Axle and Steering 1 Pre-trip Approach Vehicle studs, missing clamps or lug System Inspect the vehicle in a circular nuts. manner. • No loose, worn, bent, damaged •...
Page 236 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION QUICK LIST • Reflectors clean and proper • Check condition of spring, spring • Check engine and surrounding color. hangers, shackles, u-bolts: no areas for coolant, oil and fuel cracks, breaks or shifting. leaks. •...
Page 237 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION QUICK LIST cooler, hoses and fittings for radial and bias type and that their 7 Rear of Vehicle Area leaks. circumferences are matched. • Frame or cross members not • Check drive shaft. • Check wheel bearing and hub: bent, cracked or otherwise no obvious leaking on outside or...
Page 238 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION QUICK LIST • Both air lines and electric line Brakes • Securely mounted and not should be free from damage, oil damaged or leaking. • Condition of brake drums. With and grease. brakes released, look for a •...
Page 239 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION QUICK LIST • Check gauges and tell-tale light • Check for loose items in the cab. • Glad hands properly mounted, function. See the Instruments Secure them if necessary. free from damage and not and Controls section.
Page 240 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION QUICK LIST • Tire and wheel condition Check that both tires are of same • Check brake chamber mounting adequate for a spare: proper type, for example, not mixed radial bolts and brackets. size, properly inflated. and bias type and that their •...
Page 241 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION QUICK LIST • Rear doors securely closed, • Axle alignment. • Fully raised; no missing or latched or locked; required damaged parts. • Condition of torque rod arms. security seals in place. • Crank handle present and •...
Page 242 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE PRE-TRIP INSPECTION QUICK LIST • Test trailer hook-up by slowly pulling while applying the trailer brakes with the trailer brake hand control valve. • Test the service brakes before leaving the parking area. • Test parking brakes by stopping on a 20% grade and applying the parking brakes.
Page 243 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE SERVICE CHARTS Service Charts The vehicle had a pre-delivery inspection before being delivered to you, the customer. Regular maintenance inspections should be continued. The maintenance program and lubrication intervals that are listed in this manual may not suit your operation. Contact your nearest authorized dealer, who can help with designing a maintenance program that works in your application.
Page 244 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE SERVICE CHARTS Scheduled Service Date Scheduled Service Data Scheduled Service Date Preventive Maintenance Work Completed Date Mileage X Publication_PC28...
Page 245 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE SERVICE CHARTS Noise Control Log Noise Control Log Noise Control System Maintenance Log Date Mileage Maintenance Performed Maintenance Facility X Publication_PC28...
Page 246 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE SERVICE CHARTS Repair Record Repair Record Repair Record Date Mileage Work Order Dealer Notes or Invoice X Publication_PC28...
Page 247 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE SERVICE CHARTS Tire Record Tire Record Date Type Front Type Rear Notes (Tire Pressure, Tread Depth) X Publication_PC28...
Page 248 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE SERVICE CHARTS Fuel and Oil Record Fuel and Oil Record Date Accumulated Oil Qty SAE No. Notes Mileage Fuel Qty (Gallon) X Publication_PC28...
Page 249 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE SERVICE CHARTS Engine Data Engine Data Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Engine Model Engine Serial Number Primary Fuel Filter Part Number Secondary Fuel Filter Part Number Oil Filter Part Number, Full Flow Oil Filter Part Number, By-pass Air Cleaner Element Part Number Coolant Filter Part Number Fan Drive Belt Part Number...
Page 250 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ENGINE CAUTION DANGER Precautions and Warnings If a winterfront is used, a Mack-approved DO NOT attempt to repair or service this WARNING exhaust pyrometer must be installed and vehicle without having sufficient training, closely monitored while the engine is in...
Page 251 A well-run maintenance local dealer. and lubrication program is the best way Engine Service, Mack Component Operation Km (Miles) / Maximum Months/Hours Fuel Filter Change...
Page 252 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ENGINE Component Operation Km (Miles) / Maximum Months/Hours Valves/Injectors *** Adjust 500 000 km (300,000 mi) or 24 months, whichever comes first Drive Belts (Normal or Heavy Duty) Change 500 000 km (300,000 mi) or 36 months, whichever comes first Drive Belts (Severe Duty) Change...
Page 253 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ENGINE Engine Overview, MP7™ Left Side View 1 Breather Tube 9 Fuel Filter 16 Intake Throttle Valve 2 Intake Manifold 10 Hand-Priming Pump 17 EGR Mixing Chamber 3 Air Compressor 11 Crankcase Ventilator 4 Power Steering Pump 12 Alternator 5 Fuel Pump 13 Alternator/AC Compressor Belt...
Page 254 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ENGINE Engine Overview, MP7™ Right Side View 18 Exhaust Manifold 26 Turbocharger 19 Thermostat 27 Starter Motor 20 Belt Tensioner 28 EGR Valve 21 Coolant Pump 29 Valve Cover 22 Coolant Filter 23 Oil Pan 24 Oil Filters 25 EGR Cooler X Publication_PC28...
Page 255 EO-O Premium Plus (or VDS-4) diesel engines. These oils may be used in changing oil. engine oil is mandatory for use in all Mack engines, provided they meet the current emission compliant engines. quality levels specified on the previous Chassis equipped with a Diesel pages.
Page 256 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ENGINE OIL at high temperatures. An oil is not fully Oil Consumption CAUTION defined until both the oil quality (see Once the engine is stopped, check the previous pages) and the viscosity grade Extra oil additives must never be added to oil level daily.
Page 257 ENGINE OIL CAUTION CAUTION Checking Oil Level Always dispose of all lubricants (motor oil, Mack-branded oil filters are designed to coolant, gear box oils, etc.) and filters provide the proper level of filtration and NOTE according to Federal and local regulations.
Page 258 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ENGINE OIL AND FILTER INTERVALS Powertrain Operating Conditions (POC) Transport cycle Long distance driving Distribution Construction sites Regional City ≤ 44 45 - 70 71-80 > 80 ≤ 32 33–44 45–70 ≤ 32 ≤ 32 33–44 45–80 >80 Topography...
Page 259 Multigrade oils have a broad range that suit operation in changing temperature. The standard oil weight for Mack® engines is 10W/30. Mack® recommends the viscosities shown in the viscosity/temperature table for Mack® engines. X Publication_PC28...
Page 260 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ENGINE STORAGE If the vehicle must be parked for a period (more than 30 days), protect it as follows: Drain the engine oil. Fill up to the proper level with oil of the recommended quality and viscosity.
Page 261 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM batteries are vulnerable to the ravages of inspecting the charging and starting Batteries cold weather operation if totally ignored. systems. Battery Warmer WARNING A battery warmer can be added to raise Battery posts, terminals and related the temperature of the battery core and accessories contain lead and lead facilitate quick starting in cold weather.
Page 262 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Battery Disconnect Electric and Electronic Systems The battery disconnect handle is located under the cab above the top step on driver side. WARNING • Turn the battery disconnect handle Always wear eye protection when working to the OFF position to prevent around batteries to prevent the risk of battery rundown when truck is...
Page 263 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM make sure the engines electrical system power and/or vehicle speed to be limited roadways, use an approved corrosion has an engine-to-frame ground strap. All and the engine may also shut down. inhibitor. ground connections should be tight and Coat all high amperage (positive and DANGER free of corrosion.
Page 264 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Charging Charging should be conducted carefully under controlled conditions. Never charge a frozen battery. If a frozen battery is suspected, thaw it in a warm area for several hours before charging. The following chart shows the normal charging times necessary to reach a full charge at 26 °C (80 °F).
Page 265 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Battery Charging Open Circuit Voltage Battery Specific Gravity* State of Charge Charging Time to Full Charge at 80°F** at 60 at 50 at 40 at 30 at 20 at 10 amps amps amps amps amps amps 12.6...
Page 266 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Completely Discharged Batteries Proceed to charge battery at one- Load Test tenth of its rated capacity for one- Extremely cold or completely discharged A battery must be fully charged before half hour. Example: For battery rated batteries may not initially show a charge performing a load test.
Page 267 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Operate the new equipment under all Precautions When Installing Fuses and Relays starting, running and shutdown Electrical Equipment conditions. The truck's fuses are designed to protect the electrical system's circuits Connecting electrically powered or Listen for signs of air exhausting from overload and are usually only electrically controlled equipment to a...
Page 268 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Main Fuse External Fuse and Relay Center (EFRC) Screws External Fuse and Relay Center Fuse and Relay Instrument Panel Rated Function curren (EFRC) Cover This fuse panel (EFRC) is located under To open the fuse and relay center the hood toward the driver's side of the access panel, remove the 3 screws and 30 A...
Page 269 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Rated Function Function curren RE04 ENGINE MGT SYSTEM RE05 IGNITION POWER FE11 10 A ABS IGNITION RE06 SPARE FE12 20 A FUEL HEAT (CB) RE07 SPARE FE13 15 A AIR DRYER Fuses and Relays Center (CB) Instrument Panel FE14...
Page 270 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Rated Function Rated Function Rated Function curren curren curren 20 A OPEN 30 A LIVING ENVIRONMENT 10 A OPEN CONTROL MODULE 3 10 A HVAC 15 A AUXILIARY SWITCH 5 HVAC FAN 20 A DR HEATED SEAT/ QUALCOMM/PEOPLENET 10 A...
Page 271 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Rated Function Rated Function Rated Function curren curren curren 10 A M-DRIVE GEAR SHIFT 10 A RADIO TELEMATIC GATEWAY 10 A VECHICLE ECU 15 A BEACON LAMP 10 A INSTRUMENT CLUSTER (ELECTRIC CONTROL 10 A ELECTRONIC (IC) UNIT)
Page 272 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Expansion Function Function Function ALLISON BODYBUILDER ECS POWER CUSTOMER LVD1 POWER IGNITION 1 BUS INTERMITTENT WIPER CUSTOMER LVD2 M-DRIVE POWER INTERMITTENT WIPER BAT1 EMS 2 ENGINE MANAGMENT OPEN SYSTEM 2 CUSTOMER IGN1 OPEN IGNITION + BUS CUSTOMER IGN2 OPEN CUSTOMER IGN3...
Page 273 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Fuse Panel Layout X Publication_PC28...
Page 274 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE TURBOCHARGER / CHARGE AIR COOLER Charge Air Cooler and Radiator stream. This should be done from the DANGER back of the core. Air pressure should not Package Cleaning exceed 30 psi (200 kPa) for radiator and If oil leaks internally from the turbocharger to the engine intake, the oil acts as a fuel.
Page 275 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE DRIVE BELT ROUTING Accessory Drive Belt Routing Drive Belt Installation Automatic Belt Tensioner Accessory drive belt and main belt To install a poly V-belt, swing the The automatic belt tensioner is designed routing with and without air conditioning. automatic tensioner to the full sprung to maintain proper belt tension This diagram is located in a clear area...
Page 276 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE DRIVE BELT ROUTING mark (the shiny area on the pulley where Check for metal-to-metal contact as the belt rides). The witness mark should follows: be approximately the same width of the Check for contact between the arm and belt.
Page 277 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE DRIVE BELT REPLACEMENT INTERVALS Check pulleys for debris, clean as rubber) is a concern and should be needed. investigated for cause, and corrected before installing a new belt. Rib Cracking Possible Causes of Accelerated An in-service poly V-belt will go through several phases of cracking during its life.
Page 278 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE DRIVE BELT REPLACEMENT INTERVALS Possible Causes of (NVH) Insufficient belt tension may create a high-pitched howl (squeal) or rasping sound during engine acceleration or deceleration. Misalignment may cause a chirping noise, especially at, or near, idle speed. Rigid bracketing of accessories is a must for reasonably vibration-free belt spans.
Page 279 16 lb. which Coolant is toxic; risk of poisoning. DO Mack Trucks does not recommend using NOT drink coolant. Use proper hand plain water in the cooling system. Water incorporates an overflow tube located protection when handling.
Page 280 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE COOLING SYSTEM The main purpose of coolant is to used year-round to provide freeze and Coolant Capacity GU With MP7™ transport heat from the hot parts of the boil-over protection. Chassis Engine Coolant engine to the radiator and to protect the Model Model Capacities in...
Page 281 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE COOLING SYSTEM engine as performing regular oil changes or using good fuel. To get the best result use quality products and service the system at the correct intervals. Please read this section carefully. Keep the radiator (including charge air cooler) and the frontal area free from bugs, dirt, leaves, etc.
Page 282 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE COOLING SYSTEM Additives over time to maintain the recommended level during operation. Consult engine Additives help prevent rust, scale and service manual for proper SCA level and mineral deposits from forming. Additives change intervals. also protect metals from corrosion, prevent water pump and cylinder liner CAUTION cavitation and contain anti-foaming...
Page 283 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE FUEL SYSTEM and No. 2D ULSD fuels can be used to DANGER WARNING suit various climatic conditions. A diesel engine will operate on any fuel DO NOT store fuel containers in the NOTE which enters the cylinder, whether it is vehicle.
Page 284 DO NOT use a tank made of • Cold weather flow improvers cleaned as soon as possible. galvanized metal or any galvanized • Used Lubricating Oil: Mack Trucks piping for diesel oil storage. Diesel CAUTION does not recommend the use of any...
Page 285 Secondary Fuel Filter and gums resulting from poor fuel Primary Fuel Filter stability or long storage (stale fuel) also The primary fuel filter on Mack MP affects fuel quality. The best treatment engines incorporates a plastic water for contamination is prevention by separator bowl.
Page 286 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE FUEL SYSTEM Fuel / Water Separator (Chassis contaminated, the fuel filter doesn’t Fuel/Water Separator need replacement until fuel level is at the Mounted) (Engine Mounted) Top of the filter. Water and large contaminants fall to the bottom of the body and can be drained A warning lamp on the instrument panel away.
Page 287 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE FUEL SYSTEM Frame Rail Mounted Filter For extremely dusty applications the fuel tank ventilation filter is added to the fuel tank vent lines and mounted on the stanchion exhaust bracket at the right side of the truck. For both single or dual tank applications, the vent-lines will run from the tank vent fittings to the fuel tank ventilation filter.
Page 288 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE TIRES, WHEELS AND HUB Tires DANGER CAUTION DANGER Tires used on multi-piece rims must be NEVER use water-based sealants, assembled and inflated only by puncture proofing, or liquid balance DO NOT attempt to repair wheels or tires experienced, qualified personnel.
Page 289 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE TIRES, WHEELS AND HUB Inspection • Axle end seals DANGER Inspect your tires daily. Look for bulges, • Engine seals DO NOT use mismatched wheel cracks, cuts, penetrations and/or oil • Transmission seals components. If they do not exactly match contamination.
Page 290 All recommendation. Increased flexing in the disc wheels for Mack vehicles have a tire sidewall produces heat. The heat can tightening torque of 610 Nm (450 lb-ft). build to the point of blowing the tire out Tighten the nuts in the correct causing an accident.
Page 291 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE TIRES, WHEELS AND HUB • Overloading not only decreases tire life intervals for hub lubrication. The only but also creates a hazard requirement is that if the hub is opened, • Incorrect front end alignment causes the lubricant must be changed.
Page 292 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE TIRES, WHEELS AND HUB performed on the hub refill plug. DO Semi-Fluid Grease Pre-Set Hub NOT remove the front glass plug to refill For vehicles with the semi-fluid grease or level the lubrication. hub, inspect the hub annually or every 161 000 Km (100,000 miles).
Page 293 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE DRIVESHAFT LUBRICATION Meritor has developed the Arvin Meritor Extended Lube (MXL) driveshaft series. 17N (RN) 17X (MXL) 176N (RN) 176X (MXL) 18N (RN) 18X (MXL) Vehicle Intervals Lines Linehaul From 80 500 km to 161 000 km (50,000 miles to 100,000 miles) From 25 750 km to 161 000...
Page 294 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE ENGINE AIR FILTER Mounted Gauge Inlet • Inspect plastic ducts for cracks and/or NOTE holes. Restrication Indication • Ensure that all hose clamps are For recomended intervals, refer to Engine Engine Milimeters (Inches) Water/KPa Maintence Tables in the Engine section of properly installed and tightened to this manual.
Page 295 5 Prime immediately with PPG DEP-351 epoxy primer. 6 Reinstall the air cleaner canister. Use Mack-approved replacement elements and gaskets. Make sure the new elements and gaskets are not damaged. Be sure to use new gaskets each time the element is changed.
Page 296 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE AIR SUSPENSIONS The following maintenance items should • Transverse Torque Rods: Inspect for be performed on all air suspensions: signs of looseness at the transverse torque rod connections. Check bushings Preventive Maintenance for tearing or excessive bulging. Check •...
Page 297 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE STEERING AND BRAKES MAINTENANCE Steering System Checking Power Steering Fluid Brake System Excessive play in the steering system is Proper fluid level should be between the DANGER checked by turning the steering wheel lines on the dipstick. while the engine is stopped.
Page 298 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE STEERING AND BRAKES MAINTENANCE panel. When air pressure drops below • The brake application valve controls Automatic Slack Adjuster 517 ± 34 kPa (75 ± 5 psi) in either the brake application pressures. DANGER system at any time other than vehicle •...
Page 299 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE STEERING AND BRAKES MAINTENANCE on a vehicle equipped with automatic Brake System Maintenance Air Tanks slack adjusters, a mechanical problem Block the wheels to prevent the DANGER with the slack adjuster, brake vehicle from moving. components or improper installation of Drain the air system tanks at the the slack adjuster is indicated.
Page 300 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE STEERING AND BRAKES MAINTENANCE Air Dryers Air dryers utilize an oil coalescing desiccant cartridge which removes atomized oil and other particulate matter from the air system. The oil coalescing desiccant cartridge must be changed yearly. X Publication_PC28...
Page 301 Inspect the chassis for broken springs, shocks, loose or broken axle U-bolts. If any of these are found, contact your local Mack dealer. Spring Bushings When lubricating the springs, lift the axle off of the floor, suspend the frame with axle stands and lower the axle.
Page 302 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE CAB MAINTENANCE Cab Air Filter liquid graphite annually, or more often in climates with a lot of snow and salt on To provide comfortable and clean fresh the roads. On wet and salted roads, air in the cab, the heating and air road spray can enter the door lock key conditioning system is designed with a cylinder.
Page 303 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE CAB MAINTENANCE Hood Locks The hood locks mechanism should be greased with lithium NLGL2 every 160934 Km (100,000 mi). If the mechanism is hard to work or binds, the latch should be cleaned before greasing. Apply Grease Rust Protection The rust protection applied when the cab was produced is adequate for...
Page 304 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE LUBRICATION Chassis Lubrication NOTE General lubrication includes lubricating Think of greasing the same way as an oil all the grease fittings in the drivetrain, change. All old grease should come out front and rear suspensions, power and be replaced with new grease.
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Page 306 Front and rear leaf spring eye pins, The high pressure from an air should be pressure lubricated with Always grease a Mack front axle with the operated grease gun will damage the chassis grease. Vehicles equipped wheels on the ground.
Page 307 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE LUBRICATION 15 Front Oil Lubricated Wheel NOTE NOTE Bearings If the vehicle is operated in sandy or dusty Ensure that grease purges out of all four There is no set change interval. environments, the spring ends should be seals of the U-joints.
Page 308 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE LUBRICATION Manual Transmission 22 Fifth wheel Use a mineral or synthetic oil. Check The fifth wheel and slider assemblies oil level periodically. Level should be should always be re-lubricated after to the bottom of the inspection hole. steam cleaning or at least every oil change.
Page 309 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE HEADLAMP BULB REPLACEMENT NOTE Procedure can be performed without special tools. CAUTION Never touch the glass of a halogen bulb with your bare hands or a dirty rag. Oils and other contaminants can greatly reduce bulb life or cause the bulb to explode.
Page 310 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE WIPER BLADES Vehicle Wiper Blades Check wiper blades for any damage, "dead" rubber and attachment to arm. Hook-Slot Connector Your vehicle is equipped with a hook- slot type connector attachment where the arm and blade meet. To remove the wiper blade, push the locking tab on the blade.
Page 311 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE VEHICLE CLEANING Chassis laden snow and ice. If rust appears, wash the surface and use a rubbing Keep the chassis free from buildup of compound to remove the rust. Apply a dirt. Make sure the chassis is cleaned CAUTION coat of wax as a finish (do not wax parts before the maintenance inspections to...
Page 312 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE VEHICLE CLEANING This is especially important during the CAUTION cold season when roads are salted or in coastal areas where the salt level in the DO NOT use gasoline, naphtha or similar air is high. Clean with steam or high cleaning agents on the plastic or leather since these can cause damage.
Page 313 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE SEAT BELT MAINTENANCE Clean and Inspect Keep the belt dry. Clean with a mild soap solution and lukewarm water. Periodically inspect the following areas and replace any inadequate parts: Buckle and Latchplate — The buckle and latchplate should mate easily with a solid click and release easily and quickly with moderate pressure on the release button.
Page 314 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE FRONT BUMPER / PLATE MOUNTING CAUTION DO NOT cover the opening in the front bumper with a license plate. Covering this hole will restrict airflow to the lower portion of the radiator. This can cause the engine to overheat, which can damage the engine.
Page 315 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE METRIC CONVERSIONS NOTE Use all tools on the fasteners they were made to be used on. Use metric tools on Sl metric units only. Never try to use metric tools on U.S. standard fasteners or U.S. standard tools on Sl metric units. CAUTION Potential external/internal thread mismatch condition(s) may occur with...
Page 316 MAINTENANCE, LUBRICATION AND SERVICE METRIC CONVERSIONS Conversion Chart SI to U.S. Conversions 25.4 millimeters 1 inch 1.61 kilometers 1 mile .473 liter 1 pint (U.S. liquid) .946 liter 1 quart (U.S. liquid) .01639 liter 1 cubic inch 1.3558 Newton meters 1 pound-foot .746 kilowatt 1 horsepower...
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Page 319 EMERGENCY ACTION...
Page 320 EMERGENCY ACTION TOWING CAUTION Towing With the Front Suspension Lifted When the driving wheels are still in contact with the ground the axle shaft(s), NOTE or prop shaft must always be removed in NOTE During towing with the front suspension order not to damage the transmission.
Page 321 EMERGENCY ACTION TOWING • Vertically (lift): 7 tons Unloading • Sideways: 17 tons If circumstances allow, unload the vehicle before lifting the rear Axles, Front And Rear: suspension. • Static loading, lengthways and The vehicle is unloaded to reduce the vertically: 2 times axle loading axle loading on the towing vehicle, limit •...
Page 322 EMERGENCY ACTION TOWING If you lift the vehicle by the chassis, the Lifting, General following applies: Vehicles must only be lifted by the lifting The ignition lock must be in position points specified below. Always use I or II and the air suspension in suitable lifting devices, such as clevises "Automatic Ride Height"...
Page 323 EMERGENCY ACTION TOWING must be removed and stored in the cab. Towing Configurations (Rear, Refer to picture for locations. Side, and Tow Hooks) Towing Backwards NOTE Tow from the rear spring anchorage or trailer hitch hook. Use these methods for vehicle recovery only.
Page 324 EMERGENCY ACTION TOWING Parking Brake Mechanical Park Brake Release Screw Release (Drum Brakes) The parking brake can be released mechanically if compressed air is not available. • Remove the cap on the end of the parking brake cylinder. Remove the t-bolt from the canister by loosening the nut, and insert into the hole matching the slots on canister to t-...
Page 325 EMERGENCY ACTION TOWING Parking Brake Mechanical Release (Disc Brakes) The brake cylinders have a release mechanism for the parking brake spring, which means that the release bolt does not come out of the brake cylinder. When you start to release the parking brake manually, a red plastic plug comes out of the center of the nut.
Page 326 EMERGENCY ACTION JUMP-STARTING ENGINE Jump-Starting Engine CAUTION If you encounter a situation in which it is The battery contains acid which is necessary to jump-start an engine, use corrosive and poisonous. It is thus the following procedures. important that the battery is handled in an environmentally compatible manner.
Page 327 EMERGENCY ACTION JUMP-STARTING ENGINE Start the engine in truck B. Remove the cables in the reverse order from attachment. X Publication_PC28...
Page 328 INDEX Cold Check ........164 Coolant Change Interval ....272 Coolant ..........270 ABS Trailer ......... 89 B10 Biodiesel ........148 Cooling System ........ 269 ABS ..........184 Batteries ........... 251 Cruise Control Brake ......180 ACC ............ 99 Battery Disconnect ......252 Cruise Control ........
Page 329 INDEX Drive Axle ......... 173 Exterior and Interior Clean ....301 Fuses and Relays ......257 Drive Belt Installation ....... 265 External Fuse and Relay Center Drive Belt Replacement Intervals ..267 (EFRC) ..........258 Drive Belt Routing ......265 General Info ........
Page 330 INDEX Initial Valve Adjustment Interval ... 5 Instrument Cluster ......83 Interaxle lock ........88 Nitrogen Oxides ....... 198 Radio ..........188 Interaxle ..........89 Noise, Vibration and Harshness ..267 Recirculation ........110 Regeneration ........212 Releasing the Brakes ....... 313 Retarder Mode .........
Page 331 INDEX Stalk ........... 91, 129 Towing, Maximum Load During Starter switch ........138 Lifting ..........311 Starting the engine ......154 Towing, Rear Suspension ....312 Steering Column ......127 Towing, Unloading ......311 Steering Wheel Adjustment ..... 125 Traction Control System, TCS ... 89, 176 Steering Wheel .........
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