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FREIGHTLINER, MERCEDES-BENZ

LI07.16-N-075574

Manufacturer communications

Publication date
2022-12-02
Received by NHTSA
2023-01-05
NHTSA record numbers
10228805

Manufacturer summary

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Problem: Vehicle fails smog test Cause In the event the Engine Control Module (CDI) detects a fault with the Water Pump Short Circuit to Battery diagnostic, Fault Code P260312 and/or P260315 may set and prevent the readiness monitor from running. Even following a successful repair and/or clearing the Fault Code(s), the readiness monitor remains deactivated and self-healing is not possible. This deactivation may prevent the vehicle from passing state emissions inspection and SMOG Test and is only resolvable by installing new engine control unit software. Remedy 1. Perform XENTRY Quick Test. 2. Check for the presence of Fault Code P260312 and/or P260315 in the CDI control module. 3. If relevant Fault Codes are present, resolve fault using standard dealer procedures. Once fault is resolved, proceed to step 5. 4. If no relevant Fault Codes are present, or the fault has been previously repaired and Fault Codes erased, proceed to step 5.

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MakeModelModel year
FreightlinerSPRINTER 15002016
FreightlinerSPRINTER 15002015
FreightlinerSPRINTER 25002016
FreightlinerSPRINTER 25002015
FreightlinerSPRINTER 25002014
FreightlinerSPRINTER 35002016
FreightlinerSPRINTER 35002015
FreightlinerSPRINTER 35002014
FreightlinerSPRINTER 45002016
FreightlinerSPRINTER 45002015
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 15002016
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 15002015
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 25002016
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 25002015
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 25002014
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 35002016
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 35002015
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 35002014
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 45002016
Mercedes-BenzSPRINTER 45002015

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