Look - DAF Truck Fault Codes DTC
ECAS (air suspension control), Airtronic (autonomous air heater) DAF DTC
Hydronic (autonomous system that warms up the truck), D3LC (Eberspächer Heater) DAF DTC
EBS (electronic braking system) DAF DTC
EBS-2 (electronic braking system) DAF DTC
EMAS (electro-hydraulic steering system) DAF DTC
AS-TRONIC (gearbox module) DAF DTC
UPEC (injection control) DAF DTC
ALS (alarm), AGS (lubrication system) DAF DTC
CDM, VIC (data processing module) DAF DTC
CDS-3 (central door lock ver. 3), ABS-E (brake system) DAF DTC
ABS (brake system), ASR (brake system) DAF DTC
DAF Service Manuals PDF & Wiring Diagram
History of DAF Trucks
Some DAF Truck Operator's Guides, Workshop Manuals, Service Manuals & Wiring Diagram PDF (CF65, CF75, CF85, LF45, LF55, XF95, XF105) are above the page.
Belgian DAF trucks are a guarantee of 100% reliability and quality of each detail.
More than 80 years of experience in the production of trucks in various configurations allows the company’s specialists to develop reliable trucks with excellent carrying capacity, ergonomics and design.
The main production of DAF is located in Westerlo - this is where truck cabs are assembled. However, in the Dutch town of Eindhoven produce engines for vehicles.
The industrial giant today produces more than 25 thousand trucks a year. Their development and assembly involved 6,000 people working in various fields of the industrial industry. Currently, the concern's products are represented by three series of cars: DAF CF, DAF XF and DAF LF. Each of the series in a certain way is supplemented and modified from year to year.
DAF currently manufactures various heavy duty trucks. The assortment is based on trucks of 15-70 tons. There are also real giants in the DAF “arsenal” that are capable of pulling road trains weighing up to 120 tons.
It was this model of DAF XF105 that the company introduced at the largest international truck exhibition.
The novelty received an engine of 12.9 liters, which, in addition to high power, boasts excellent efficiency.