Joey Mack
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Oh Hell!!!!!!!! that is FUPA DUPPA.......
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That post is 2 years old..
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Finally some DM progress
Joey Mack replied to mowerman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
It's good to see you are working on that DaMn Mack.. :). -
Question on 2000 mack RD 688 rears
Joey Mack replied to Ricky Beals's topic in Driveline and Suspension
Those rears were born with 75-90 syn. Also the rear has 2 places to drain oil, and the front has 3 places. I would pull the big side cover on each after you drain the top reduction and inspect the bevel gears... When you're fill them, you start at the power divider on the front, then the top reduction, then the bowl. Rear , start at top reduction, then the bowl. 5 gallons should do both. -
you will never find the great info that MackPro provides for free anywhere but here..
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Holy Crap.. You are SO RIGHT !!!!
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E7 low power help!
Joey Mack replied to Dtech's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Buddy, I have forgotten about all of it, but if I was there with it in my hand, I bet I could navigate it.... jojo -
E7 low power help!
Joey Mack replied to Dtech's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I'm impressed that you found a Pro Link 9000.. that's what I cut my teeth on back in 2000... -
Finally some DM progress
Joey Mack replied to mowerman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Damn tires. Sorry Bob. -
Question on 2000 mack RD 688 rears
Joey Mack replied to Ricky Beals's topic in Driveline and Suspension
Ricky. The front diff. Will have a longer power divider with an air line going to it. There is a shift fork housing there. The picture of the front diff. Doesn't show the whole thing, but looks like it does NOT have a locking power divider. The rear axle is the main drive axle, the front is supposed to come in when a rear wheel looses traction.. it doesn't work very well. Did you have a stick or a rock stuck in the right rear slak adjuster, that held the brake on. -
those are codes for the Malf lights.. are the bulbs burnt out? did you see a Malf light before plugging in? or did you just plug in?
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I got out because I dont want to be in a wheelchair for my last 20+ years, of course if I was going to live that long.. jojo
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oh hell.. a 308 39 MT here was $325.00 a few years ago here in N.C. USA
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That's great, now there are no burrs to possibly interfere with the starter gear..
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I know Ford parts cost more than Chevy parts, but that seems a bit high for a starter. Especially a re-man.. I see you had a core charge..
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I understand and that truck has a transfer case to deal with.
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The coolant is red ELC. The filter kits that the dealership has, comes with 2 bags of coolant conditioning powder.. maybe take a look at that kit and the instructions.. jojo
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E7 low power help!
Joey Mack replied to Dtech's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I am struggling with this one... You are using a scanner to look at a mechanical Mack E-7... you say it has low power and black smoke. you say that you checked all the turbo parts and piping.. checked the timing?? how did you check inj. pump timing? This engine is one that you take for a test drive and feel the issue. and its one that you can run in the shop and determine fuel issues.. I wish I was there to work with you as well as a bunch of guys here would love to be there.. we used to just use gauges to find fueling issues.. of course, I dont know everything and never worked with modern computers for V-mac-I or II.. -
where in Maine? just curious.. Jojo
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Forgive me for not knowing, but do Blue Ovals require shimming the starter like Bow Ties do?
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Yes....... i have a triangle file that cuts great..
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Oh Hell.... Air poped popcorn.. it was way better than jiffy pop.. I always burned jiffy pop...
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Hey bud, take a small bastard file and dress up the teeth.. just clean up the leading edges.. the new starter will push the bedix gear deep. If there are no burrs or debris in between the teeth you will be good.. of course there may be other spots on the flywheel that need some love so put a paint mark there and roll it around and look. Easier than pulliin a tranny in a 4X4... Jojo
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Yeah Bob!!!!! You Bad Boy... Happy Tuesday Bud..
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E7 low power help!
Joey Mack replied to Dtech's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
the sensor in the flywheel housing is called,, ''RPM/TDC sensor''........ your doin good.. jojo
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