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Mack Terrapro (Mru) warranty claim denied?
175 manufacturer communications on file
4 warranty extensions / campaigns 2011–2025 model years covered
If your Mack Terrapro's warranty claim was just denied, that decision isn't necessarily the end of the road. Mack has filed 175 manufacturer communications with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for this model line (2011–2025), including 4 formal warranty extensions covering components such as the Fuel Control Module, Pre-SCR NOx Sensor, and EGR Cooler. Beyond those extensions, manufacturer bulletins also document recurring issues like AMT-F transmission diagnostic trouble codes, turbo compound hot-side noise, and excessive fuel dilution in the oil on 11-liter engines. These records show that many problems owners experience have already been identified and documented by the manufacturer itself—information that dealers don't always volunteer when a claim is reviewed. Denials are often based on incomplete records, missed extensions, or an initial read of your repair history, and many are reversible once the right documentation is assembled and presented. ClaimRight offers a free assessment to review your denial letter, repair records, and the manufacturer's own filings to help you understand whether a documented defect may apply to your situation, and what options you may have for pursuing reconsideration.
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What Mack has documented for the Terrapro (Mru)
Filed with NHTSA by the manufacturer. Warranty extensions are the strongest signal — the manufacturer acknowledging a defect and extending coverage for it.
2023-09-28 · U111 202309
Warranty extension Owner Notification Letter, Extended Warranty Coverage U111. The Fuel Control Module is the component provided coverage under this warranty extension.
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2023-09-28 · U112 202309
Warranty extension Owner Notification Letter, Extended Warranty Coverage U112. The Pre-SCR NOx Sensor is the component provided coverage under this warranty extension.
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2023-09-28 · U113 202309
Warranty extension Owner Notification Letter, Extended Warranty Coverage U113. The Pre-SCR NOx Sensor is the component provided coverage under this warranty extension.
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2023-09-28 · U114 202309
Warranty extension Owner Notification Letter, Extended Warranty Coverage U114. The EGR Cooler is the component provided coverage under this warranty extension.
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2024-04-22 · CBR-1008 202404
CBR: Equipped With An Automated Manual Transmission Model D or F ( AMT-D, AMT-F, mDrive) Missing X1 Value In VDA And Default Settings Guidelines, ParameterP1AOB; Fault Code P1052-5...
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2024-03-01 · CBR-2139 202403
CBR: Vehicles built with an 11 liter engine may experience a complaint of excessive fuel in the oil. It is possible that the source of the fuel is the rear fuel galley plug in the...
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2024-03-01 · S3904 202403
Service Campaign: Mack trucks has determined that certain AN, GR, PI, and TE model trucks built with a MP8 engine could experience a reduced clamping load on the turbocharger mount...
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2024-02-16 · CBR-2014 202402
CBR - Driveline Noise, Suspension Ride Height Too High, Suspension Will Not Exhaust - Chassis Built 2016w01 And Newer.
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2024-02-16 · CBR-202 202402
CBR - Automated Manual Transmission ( AMT ) Flywheel Pilot Bearing Wear On Input Shaft.
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2024-02-16 · CBR-2347 202402
CBR - Active "Set Park Brake" Message On Drivers Information Display (DID).
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2024-01-16 · CBR-2286 202401
CBR: Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) P113600 NOx Sensor 1/2 Correlation Calibration Error Bank 1 - Model Year 2024
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2023-12-13 · S7644 202312
Service Campaign: Mack trucks has determined the certain AN, GR, PI and TE model trucks with a MP-8 could have a defective oil pick-up strainer.
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2023-12-01 · CBR-2320 202312
CBR: For vehicles equipped with an 11L engine, the plastic saddle bracket holding the a/c line on the left side of the engine may move excessively and rub the area where it secures...
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2023-12-01 · CBR-2326 202312
CBR: The purpose of this solution is to give information on Engine Control Module (EMS) Software content. This document lists issues or problems (DTCs, Fault Codes) mitigated or re...
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2023-11-10 · PSM23m2na71
Parts Sales and Marketing Bulletin: Mack Trucks is excited to announce an additional year warranty program on REMACK AMT mDRIVE Complete Transmissions. This extended warranty of 3...
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2023-11-07 · M-465-001 202311
TSB: Mack Trucks now offer an improved HD Inter-Axle Through Shaft for the CRD 125, 150, 180, and 200 family carriers. The new HD shaft went into production on January 23rd, 2023 f...
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2023-10-19 · CBR-399 202310
CBR: Vehicle Overspeed Warning Comes Active At A Lower Speed Than Expected; Vehicle Overspeed Warning In Driver Information Display (DID) - Model Year 2018 And Newer With New Style...
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2023-10-19 · CBR-995 202310
CBR: Telematics Gateway ( TGW, MID 142 ) Losing Communication With The Instrument Cluster ( IC ) - Counts Of Fault Code (FC) MID 140 PSID 239 FMI 12 Data Link, MID 142 Faulty Devic...
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Common questions
Why would a dealer deny a warranty claim if the manufacturer has issued bulletins about the same problem?
Dealers review claims based on the information available at the time, and they don't always cross-reference every owner notification letter or technical bulletin before making a decision. A denial can sometimes reflect an incomplete picture rather than a final determination. Reviewing the manufacturer's own filed communications alongside your repair history can help clarify whether a documented issue applies to your vehicle.
What should I do after my Mack Terrapro warranty claim is denied?
Start by requesting a written copy of the denial reason and gathering your repair orders, mileage records, and any owner notification letters you've received. Compare these against publicly filed manufacturer bulletins for your model. This documentation forms the basis for any request to have the claim reconsidered, whether through the dealer, the manufacturer, or a consumer advocacy service.
Can a warranty extension still apply if my claim was already denied?
Warranty extensions are tied to specific components and timeframes, and they can sometimes apply even after an initial denial if the extension wasn't considered during the original review. Checking the extension's effective dates, covered part, and your vehicle's repair history against the manufacturer's notice is a reasonable first step before pursuing any further action.
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