Cummins’ Connected Diagnostics system now available on DriverTech on-board computers

Apr 26, 2016

Cummins and DriverTech have announced that the Cummins Connected Diagnostics system is now compatible with the DriverTech DT4000 on-board computing system.

The integration will allow drivers to see urgent engine system faults on the DT4000 system and provides actionable information with Cummins recommendations.

Trucks equipped with DriverTech are able to use the Cummins Connected Diagnostics system beginning April 26. To enable Connected Diagnostics, drivers can contact DriverTech at (801) 468-0999 or Cummins at 1-800-343-7357.

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