2007 freightliner century electrical

My truck is possessed

[@ramnale]

Water is getting into the fuses and circuits on the panel next to the drivers seat. Move the seat forward you’ll see a panel. Open it and water is coming in thru the division of your roof and cab

[@WillMay-fr9ps]

Yep..I had same PRB

[@1kwilliam-rv1mo]

So what did you have to change??

[@ramnale]

@@1kwilliam-rv1mo just put some silicone on the roof and window edges

[@diasmaxey1023]

Try checking your Low Voltage Disconnect. It’s located behind the dash where your cup holder sits.

[@Vertikala-pc5ig]

It is probably too late now but thick copper cable that goes from starter to cab is corroded from inside and it is hard to see. possible some other electrical cables. Had same issue plus truck would shut off during drive and some other crazy stuff. That cable can make ECU crazy acting

[@GeraldShorter]

Dose this cable run to the power distribution center on the left side of the truck “inside fuse panel “

[@r.s.wright9693]

Im having a problem with my 2005 columbia where the taillights, clearance lights, and side marker light arent working but signal lights and brake lights are

[@fenixvlogs8666]

Bro because of you I literally found the turn signal fuse ty

[@thowguandong3076]

What did you have to replace to fix your problem? Please help cause I'm having the same problem.

[@Lowcountryinshore843]

Water was getting to it I sealed the joints on outside of cab

[@egtlogisticsexllc2348]

@@Lowcountryinshore843 good bless

[@emmanuelleverette3447]

How did you fix the problem? My dash will black out for an hr or 2 then it will power back on.

[@thowguandong3076]

I'm having the same problem with my 2004 freighliner century class st, low voltage warning light is on all the time whenever I start the truck. Can you help me please

[@diasmaxey1023]

Maybe the low voltage disconnect. Located behind dash where the cup holder sits.

[@thowguandong3076]

@@diasmaxey1023 I replace it with brand new and it still lose power

[@makeitpay8241]

@@thowguandong3076 may be low voltage going to the ecm. check the smaller red wire in the battery box, if you see black tape someone has already been in there & you probably have a connection issue by the fuse holder for the ecm.

[@alexescobar5392]

Did you fix the problem? Thow Guandong

[@thowguandong3076]

@@alexescobar5392 no I still have low voltage

[@gurjitsingh-vn7yz]

I have a 2007 Columbia I have the same issue if you figure out let me know I even change the ignition but same thing

[@theobservermelanin1746]

Check your fuses in the battery box area. They are 30 amp fuses. It maybe coming from a wire back in your battery box area. Also you could have a bad battery. Were all 4 bought at the same time? Never buy 1 or 2 or 3. Always swap all 4 out when 1 or 2 is bad.

[@JoseHernandez-lm3hs]

Where are the other fuses on the battery? I have some issues with my gauges, I already spent some money and mechanics can’t fix the problem

[@theobservermelanin1746]

Which gauges

[@JoseHernandez-lm3hs]

The Observer Melanin The oil gauge, the water temperature, battery gauge, speedometer and tachometer. My pressure gauge and my fuel gauge still work

[@theobservermelanin1746]

@@JoseHernandez-lm3hs Did you get anything deleted lately like your egr? Sounds like a ecm issue

[@Lowcountryinshore843]

Thanks

[@darrelllaws121]

It's your key ignition switch. Replace it.

[@jamesh8401]

That’s not the IGN Cluster you just pulled out! You pulled out the IGN 15A

[@wildseed777]

I guy has a video where he pulls his ignition fuse and cleaned ithe corrosion And reinstalled fuse it fixed problem truck cuts off by the key...15 Amp fuse next to the one you pulled out

[@antoniowilliams0075]

Ecm buddy, I been there

[@DemBallBoys]

What did you find out about this?

[@Lowcountryinshore843]

DemBallBoys water was getting down in my wires behind seat in piller sealed it up and all good

[@tyflesh]

@@Lowcountryinshore843 so water was getting into the fuse box in the side panel by the driver seat?

[@deontefrierson3571]

How did u seal?

[@antoniowilliams0075]

Don’t do nothing else it’s your Ecm I had same truck b4 did same w

[@thereddirt8139]

I have that same problem 😕 😅 😪 🙃 😔 😒

[@ronaldmeriweather39]

Having similar issue right now

[@needuprincess7815]

its low voltage box behind cigar lighter under cup holders. you can bypass it or just get a new one. it should be on right side.

[@Lowcountryinshore843]

It was water got to box behind driver seat

[@joseHernandez-uu2cx]

What do you mean?

[@Lowcountryinshore843]

@@joseHernandez-uu2cx I’m saying water gets in your truck when it rains really hard and get everything wet in compartment behind drivers seat

[@johncalvo1743]

So you're saying there is another fuse box behind the driver seat?

[@tyflesh]

@@johncalvo1743 It's not behind the seat it's the side wall compartment just behind the drivers door there is a module and fuses compartment

[@Swimtomiami]

Same year same truck. Did you replace any wires in the box side panel behind the seat, or did you just seal the cab. I have the same crazy issues, except now my truck is not starting, and the panel does not light up when I turn on the ignition. I'm going to have to play around with those wires tomorrow I'm here stranded right now in NM, middle of nowhere.

[@JudgeSmokeBlower]

pdm was probably wet.

[@m42485]

Mt same damm problem

[@andrewsmart2949]

shorted

[@ramnale]

Water is getting into the fuses and circuits on the panel next to the drivers seat. Move the seat forward you’ll see a panel. Open it and water is coming in thru the division of your roof and cab

[@m42485]

This man speaks from EXPERIENCE and I 2nd his statement

[@michaelcooper6897]

What do you do to fix the problem?

[@ramnale]

@@michaelcooper6897 you have to put silicone outside the cab on all junctions of the roof and lower cab

[@johncalvo1743]

So you're saying there is another fuse box behind the driver seat?

[@ramnale]

@@johncalvo1743 yes