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Joey Mack

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  1. https://photos.app.goo.gl/LGpHTEb2fFb8r6dr8 Well my Big Ass Fan is installed. The noise you here is the other exh fan..
  2. Well now im telling on myself. I thought 612 was Mack two axle, and 613 was Mack three axle.. Thanks for the correction. I may try to find that thread you mention..
  3. Send him a P.M. this is a year old..
  4. Just curious... When did 'R' models use '612' and i assume '613' for drive axle designation. RD's are 686, 688, 690.. what is the difference..
  5. Tip you're hat to fjh.. he is a wealth of knowledge
  6. good find. glad you didnt let the smoke out of the truck.. Jojo
  7. I think its the metal control box in the fuse panel, under the top cover on the dash..
  8. I used to wash my service truck in the rain. Isuzu NPR with a 16' box... My wife would get pissed off, but, my truck was clean and i didnt need to rinse, so I would wash an extra time around it...just sayin'... 🍻
  9. I have swapped out the 14" dog dish flywheel with the flywheel for the 15 1/2" clutch. They were good swaps, and an Eaton "Easy pedal" clutch fit nicely... Producing happy left legs for many drivers...
  10. I just realized its a real 612.. i didnt see the rear hub caps the first time I looked.. Sweet lookin Mack..
  11. Check the fusable link on the neg side.. connect a jumper cable from batt. neg. to the frame and retest
  12. Yes Paul . My 2002 Isuzu NPR was this way as well
  13. Its times like this that i wish i had the opportunity to build 673's and E-6 2 valves. I cut my teeth on E-7's..
  14. New to you Mech is 80years ago..🍻😘
  15. Yes Mech... When driving forward, the rotation of the wheels kept the lugs tight.. I remember some older Mopars, and my 58 power wagon having left and right hand lug nuts.. Personally,,,, i like it...
  16. If the wire you are seeing at the actuator is white, then the plug and pin # is printed on the wire. IE: EJ-2 - 21... Which means Engine computer, plug J-2, pin 21... I hope this helps you
  17. That is great news. I bet the exhaust line from the knob was about 3' long and exhausted under the floor pan. Its hard to hear it.
  18. I know one thing... I dont give a damn what color their jacket or facial hair is.... I dont need to be stung.!!!!!
  19. I dont know, i assume so. Id like to think the end of the inner lug is stamped, R or L.
  20. Lefty tighty,,, righty loosy..
  21. Christ Allmighty, that looks real
  22. I started out on E-7's.. then all the ones afterwards. All Wet Liners.. I was taught to be very particular about setting new liners.. My Mentor Earl made sure I understood why procedures mattered.. Ok... I think im stepping on Larry's post now..
  23. Yes.. ive seen them years ago, but never used one. Did the crank have to be out to use it ?
  24. I believe his is an E-6 2 valve.. Dry liners..
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