Joey Mack
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JoeH and I were typing at the same time. See what i mean?
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The EUP is the high pressure fuel pump. Each cylinder has one. They are on the right side under the chrome shields below the turbo. Dont be so quick to buy news just yet. The wires on those are known to run through and short out and that is an easy fix in most cases.. just keep up with us and we will guide you..
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Your a Good Man Charlie Brown..
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Miller Lite will help that from the inside out.. No Good Deed Goes Un-punished
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check fuse #40 in the engine fuse box. check the big ground bolt in the block in front of the starter. theres more, get back to us..
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Did you plug the 2 small 90 degree plugs in at the valve cover , and under the valve cover? If so, you need to go into the EECM and turn the engine brake on.
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This is a 10 year old posting. However you can adjust the D-2 governor down to 125 PSI.
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yes I feel sure you can.. you are just trying to have air pressure on the ready that will be used as the shift knob asks, when you select ranges.. there are 2 range shifters, so you need 2 supplies.. air dont care, it just needs to be delivered..
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transmision range shift do not require large amounts of air, just, directed pressure..
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yes..
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so air is delivered in 2 spots because you have a range fork and a splitter fork. both need air pressure on the ready. the pilot is what tells it to shift up or down. the air supply to the DC-4 can come directly from the secondary tank with a protection valve, or you can steal air with a ''T'' fitting in the main air feed to the range valve. I am not a Guru when trying to type this.
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you did,, sorry, i read it too fast..
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does your truck have the neutralizing air control for P.T.O. operation? if not, thats the wrong diagram. I have all the Mack books for this but before, I post any thing that may ad confusion
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Endt 673 fuel priming
Joey Mack replied to skydawg's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
it sounds like the fuel pick up line is clogged, take the fitting off and see what comes out, a milk jug makes a good catch can.. -
Bendix DC-4...
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R Model Farm Truck
Joey Mack replied to seyser's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
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R Model Farm Truck
Joey Mack replied to seyser's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
pretty rims, are those the right tires? rims look wide, like for 315/385/ or 425's.. just curious. really nice coating job for sure.. -
what are you wnating to change? the injector or the EUP? keep your wallet closed for now.. A bunch of us can save you some trouble, also, you are reacting to a 4 year old post.. #2, we need to know what the issue is, and what you want from the repair.. too many newbies are sucked in to spending money for no reason.. Jojo
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yes you can, you have to take the knob apart ond cut the lock out the doesnt allow a low range split.. but the 18spd. knob was $65.00 back when I was doing this.. so why not buy the correct knob
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the shift knob for the 2090 is different, the 2130/2180. is the same tranny, the shift knob is the difference. Red splitter: 13 spd.... Gray splitter: 18 spd.....
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Coca Cola LJ Mack colors
Joey Mack replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
You are amzing Dean.. The workmanship is amazing to me.. I look forward to seeing you guy's and the truck next year.. Jojo -
good call on the landing zone... 👍
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Coca Cola LJ Mack colors
Joey Mack replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Dean, is this the same truck you had at Spencer this summer? Jojo -
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I bet they will make Pretty Puppie's...
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