If you need help finding, locating a part,electrical diagrams, your radio is locked and is asking you for a code, i work in a mack dealer overseas , feel free to ask anything and ill be happy to help.
l feel like I have been neglecting you all but life is rather hectic just now. As for the truck there has been quite a few bits done by myself and my girlfriend. The winch has been stripped down and freed off, one of the fuel tanks has been removed as someone who shall remain nameless sanded a hole through it and got my drive covered in red diesel, the cab has been dismantled and it only leaves the floor and bulkhead, due to corrosion the injector pipes have been removed and sent away to be rene
Buenas le realice un diagnostico electrónico a un Mack Granite con motor E7400 arrojando como código de error lo siguiente: MID: 128 ECU Motor SID: 151 System diagnostic selenoide boost voltaje Numero de exposiciones:2 Estado: Inactivo Gravedad: Debe repararse inmediatamente Quisiera saber el numero de parte del selenoide boost por favor para poder comprarlo y reemplazarlo, estare agradecido con toda la ayuda que me puedan suministrar. Gracias
good evening my friend. Just a quick update on the lfsw progress. Got it home and with a little bit of drama and I managed to get it running! first time in years. took the truck cab off. I am waiting on new injection pipes as the original ones were corroded through to fire her up again. Have had to put it on the back burner as I have a new job. its a tough life when you can't work on your own truck for working for others.
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I have a 1954 Model B 42 that I have been working on over the past 10 years (way more off than on). I am at the point where I want to mount the Radiator onto the radiator support along with the grill and rubber seal. It has been so long ago since I took it apart I forgot where the rubber seal goes. It doesn't seem right that the rubber goes onto the support first, and then the radiator on top of the rubber, then the grill against the radiator brackets, then the special mounting bolts with the
Another productive day.... Once we got the engine a bit cleaner it was time to see what I have gotten myself into. Trying to turn the engine over by hand sucked so the starter came out without much problems (it is bloody heavy tho) as I had popped my 12v booster pack on it in the hope that it would turn over but no luck. Once on the deck and cleaned, Alex loves to pick and scrape off old paint and rust to find whats underneath we discovered that the starter was 24v so I doubled up my jumper pack
Day five............and six! It's been an eventful couple of days. Day five started with a phone call to say the crane was coming off the back of the truck, with the help of a Manitou. It started with burning off the bolts that held the crane onto the chassis and giving the crane a wee tug but the tow hitch was fouling it. A 70mm socket and a sledgehammer for a bit of gentle persuasion soon took care of that! The crane was removed and placed out of the way of estate traffic. The next job
Day four has been great. It started with the two front tires being inflated and holding air which after 30+ years being flat was a surprise. We had a huge list of jobs to do and we got them all done in great time. The prop shaft came off with no problem. All the nuts and bolts were nice and free. May have something to do with the hydraulic crane leaking oil all over them. As I have never worked on anything this size or age before I was not sure if I was going to need big tools but so far I have
Day three of the recovery: It was a fairly early start for day three. The mission for this visit was to remove tree and clear underneath. The tree put up a brave fight and was much taller than we thought but armed with only a bushman saw and a length of rope (needed to make sure the tree didn't fall through a building) we set about it. I decided to take the top off first so started just above the radiator cap and took out the thinner of the two trunks firs
I have a 1994 mack triaxle dump truck,350 engine,8LL transmission,been sitting a little while, tryed to move but not getting air to brake valve on dash any ideas what I might check would be thankful,looks like a few air lines have been messed with under dash, when I do supply air to air valve from another souce, transmission only goes into high, before it was stuck in netual.I could use some kind of air diagram,any help I would certainly be thankful; Truck was fine when parked.
Day two and it's time to dig ! After being parked up for more than 30 years (estimated by staff on the estate) we knew it was going to be a challenge to free the truck from it's resting place. With a car full of picks, shovels, hammers, saws and other assorted bits of kit we headed down for day two and starting to remove some of the things that had been placed on, under and inside the truck. There was a 1 foot mound of dirt that had built up along the
1994 mack dump truck 350 , triaxle,all mack drive terrain ,gear goes into high gear only, already replaced valve on dash, could use air line diagram,I think its a air problem. trucks been sitting around 2 years before parking everything was find, thanks in advance for any help. forgot to mention RB model.
I have a 2000 Mack with an E7 engine. I have a new three piece exhaust manifold to put on truck. Does anyone know if there is an assembly joint compound or some kind of sealant that should be used between the pieces or should I put them together dry and let them rust together ?
I drive a mack rd 800, 400 half mechanical half electrical fuel pump and when in a pull going up hill with a load the fuel pump shuts off when the computer is trying to feel fuel. could anyone please help
Day one of my newest project and possibly the least eco friendly one of them all! To get this truck out and back to my house I'm going to have to cut down a couple of trees, remove the garden from the chassis and generally clear out 35 years of undergrowth and assorted rubbish! After clearing a tree, a welder, an enormous battery charger and the controls for the crane from the back the chassis is in remarkably decent condition. Maybe the flora and fauna over it protected it slightly! We manage
I am selling my 1975 Mack RS700L V8 end dump. Truck is in great mechanical condition. I'm unsure of the actual mileage being I just fixed my speedometer. I am the third owner of this vehicle. Both owners had their own work done to the truck for road legal repairs. Rear ends rebuilt in 2009 that I have documents for. A little about the truck. It's again a 1975 Mack. It has a 49,006LBS rear ends and 20,000lbs fronts. Brand new tires on the steers and first drive axle, and %75 and rear axle. The ve
