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Exit Inducment is only on the 2013 OBD trucks with the 16 pin OBD connector. On the 2010 emission trucks we do the reset and 2 regens and if the engine sees good NOX readings it will unlock the Derate. You can start a regen then unplug the 9 pin  Doag adapter and back out of the regen screen . Plug the diag  connector back up and go into Test and then Monitor sensor and choose the inlet and outlet box sensors and view the nox readings while the regen continues 

4554 psi is the pop pressure for your injectors. You can go to the Mack E-media website and click on Pre-2000 info and the choose 1999 in the year. Hit search and find the tune up manual 5-309.  Then choose it and then click view file and it’s free. If any of the manuals in E-media have a “View File”  by the manual part numbers they are free to download. 

Crank case pressure sensor. They go bad quite often. There is a newer updated part number. You can watch videos on YouTube on where it’s located. Make sure you search MP8 or Volvo D13. The MP7 and Volvo D11 are in different spot. 

The 04’ emission MP7 in the 2007 CTP and CXP ( possibly  in other truck models) was very similar to the 2008 and up MP7’s . Main differences are the 04’ emission had Centrimax oil filter, different exhaust manifold/EGR valve and EGR cooler and the EGR mass flow/temp sensor. And best of all , no DPF exhaust filter and of course no DEF. Copper injector cup with no update available for stainless cups and conical injectors. I also think there was no crank case ventilation filter (CCV). 

I assume it’s a VMAC 2 electronic pump. Did you use the A/B timing light to time and install the pump? Some pumps time on #1 and some time on number 6 .  There is a rack rod adjustment that can be done but the pump shop should have done that . 

I believe the fuse is in the fuse box down by where the clutch pedal is . I didn’t write that down in my notes

I believe I have  a MH heating and air conditioning service manual at work. I’ll see if I can locate it and see if it has any thing you might could use 

Being a 93 I assume it’s a VMAC 1 electronic engine However in a rare chance It could be a mechanic fuel pump engine. On all VMAC 1,2 and 3 CH/CX the speedometers are all set the same on the dip switches on the back of the speedo head. The tire size, gear ratio, trans tone wheel teeth ( usually 16) and trans top gear ratio are all changeable using the appropriate Mack software or Tech Tool.  That’s how you calibrate the speedo.  The new replacement speedo heads are different on the dip switches.  Have you replaced the speedo head lately? 

Post it here . I’m on the phone with my old dealership 10+ times a day 

Go to Mack emedia https://macktrucks.vg-emedia.com in the keyword search type in SB262001.  This was the fitting change on the new pumps for the CXP and CTP