Joey Mack

Awesome... Glad you posted the fix,and with some creativity as well.. ... Great..... jojo

dammit... I never saw one.. oh well..

Ooop's...

Entertain me Mark... What's a TNT mag? jojo

Well here;s some Bidenomics for ya... I have a loan for my Wife's Tri-Glide Ultra Classic.. I have been paying much more than the minimum, since the first payment.... I payed so good that the bill only wanted $89.00/month... I still kept paying $300.00/ month... 2 months ago the bill doubled, then last month it went up again, this month, the payment required is $357.00. I had to go in and change my auto pay to $400.00/ month... Then I open my gas bill for the house, a bill that I pay a flat fee each month,,,, in the summertime I overpay by a bunch, to offset the winter usage. The new bill, showed a required $9.00/ month increase... no warning or explanation... just a hike.... Thank you Joe Biden, for all that you do for us, (Working people) ... What a joke!!! jojo

governors (For trucks) are as cheap as (Lib. ) governors.. just replace it... do you know how to adjust one to get optimum air pressure? and if you can,,, just put an AD-9 air dryer on it... just sayin.... jojo

we did mention boost sensors.. the wrong one will cause this issue...

fuse 41 is the eecu fuse, fuse 46 is an ignition feed,, also, if you have a 2-2 code... it needs to be fixed first.. I reading my V-Mac III book, not coming off the top of my head..

ccrs

I cant write the book,, just , when you get a chance, take pics of the turbo area.. wide shots.. jojo

I figured a 2003 CX was a CXN with an ASET CEGR.. Is yours a CX with a CCRS? pics of the data plate on the front valve cover would help... jojo

no... you dont need to take a brake chamber apart..... just do what Glenn said, or take a long nose vise grip and clamp it to one brake chamber at a time, on the park brake side... the rearward hose... then release the brakes... wheel chocks in place please!!! do this for each chamber until you hear the leak stop... hell, if you have 4 of these vise grip's, clamp all 4 lines, and push the yellow button in, (air pressure needs to be up, leave it running) then remove one vice grip at a time til you hear the leak. that will be the bad chamber.. no need to cut through the rubber air hoses with a death grip, just snug.. But Glenn told you a good way to get the same results... jojo

might I suggest getting the E-Tech book... It has all the tools needed, listed throughout the book.. I have about 30 special tools for that engine and still dont have all of them.. jojo

I agree with you Paul.. part of why I parked my truck is because I'm worth a bit more. I have a few that understand and pay me a bit more, but I am not 'kickin butt' like I was... Its hard for me to post on this because I dont want to come off as arrogant. I just have some strong opinions.. Thank you sir.. jojo

yes Hayseed, I agree, I do good work, no re-works, and I have many repeat customers, but there are a few that think I need to stay put on pricing... I dont care to brag,,, that's not me.. I care all the way around.. I also care to make a living as well.. I feel like im a newbie, when I write these posts.... 24 years on macks, 13 working for myself and I still aint got it right yet.... thanks 'H' jojo

Too kind... Mech... I really do put a lot of effort into my repairs.. thank you ,,, Jojo

10 psi was when the computer trucks would shut it down.... after about 10 seconds of run time...

oh hell.. now what??

nice.. I hope I make a worcation out of this trip.. jojo

Ohhh I don't know.... daily ...... If I go to see Mark, How far away are you? I wouldnt mind meeting you too... jojo

to me, yes its a liitle low, but 17+ was good enough at idle, if i remeber right... kinda like a 88-94ish chevy small block... .. jojo

I know i'm robbing this thread, but i'm talking to Mark T right now... I remember when I-380 was pretty much nothing but 'Jersey barrier's' for miles and miles... and me being a new driver,, I 'White knuckled' that ride a few times... and ran it at night soooo many time's.. looking back, I'm glad I was in a cabover, so i could see ahead of me... I never needed the short pull off's, but alway's wondered how I would slow my rig enough to get into one if I needed it... sorry moderator's... I didn't want to start a new topic.. jojo

I am in touch with Mark... I want to get it done for him... Hell I used to drive his area years ago,,, kind of a blast from my past... jojo

. you didnt show the tach... bump the idle to 625-650 and check again..

I dont know if my 20 year old service truck could make the trip 65 mph top speed... I would love to do it.. of course I could load my van with the essential tools and come do it.. jojo