2.9K views · 96 reactions | Introducing the all-new Fifth Generation Freightliner Cascadia—engineered for maximum efficiency and built with the driver in mind. From impressive fuel savings to advanced safety features, this truck is designed to keep you moving forward. | Freightliner Trucks | Facebook

43K views · 338 reactions | The Fifth Generation Freightliner Cascadia is engineered to deliver smarter performance and fuel savings, thanks to state-of-the-art aerodynamic enhancements. A redesigned hood, new A-pillar deflectors, and the Max Aero Bumper work together to optimize airflow and reduce drag. Every element of the Cascadia was built with efficiency and driver experience in mind. Learn more at: https://www.freightliner.com/trucks/cascadia/. | Freightliner Trucks | Facebook

5.5K views · 98 reactions |  Freightliner Cascadia not starting? It might be the CPC!This common issue causes no communication with the CPC, MCM, or transmission. After testing with a good CPC, the truck started right up! ✅If you’re facing a similar issue, check your CPC voltage supply, batteries, fuses, and battery terminals. Got questions? Drop them in the comments!  #TruckDiagnostics #DieselMechanic #TruckRepair | Oscar Truck ECM | Facebook

11K views · 357 reactions |  Freightliner Cascadia CPC ❌ No throttle response, ️ communication codes, or  not starting? The most common problem with this CPC is a bad processor. We'll show you how we replace the processor and get your truck back up and running. Follow me for more! #freightliner #cascadia #cpc #repair #trucks | Oscar Truck ECM | Facebook

🧰🔥 DPF Filter Replacement In Progress – Freightliner Cascadia (Derate 5 MPH) 🔥🧰This Freightliner Cascadia came in stuck in 5 MPH derate mode, and after connecting the diagnostic tool, our specialist tech found two critical active codes:⚠️ DPF Filter Efficiency Too Low⚠️ SCR Closed Loop Control at Maximum LimitBoth codes indicate that the aftertreatment system can no longer manage soot, ash, or NOx levels, forcing the engine into derate to protect itself from further damage.During inspection,