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Joey Mack

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  1. The 15 codes is the max limit for that system. It will always have them as long as its deleted, from what i have learned in the shop and here... Volvo has your truck by the Peanuts...
  2. ok, but you may only have the one that you know of, the other is easy to see if its there or not, if you pull a wire off the pedal switch do the lights go out? if you put a new air switch in that is 'Normally Closed' the brake lights will stay on all the time and go out when air pressure comes up to full.
  3. the brake light switch is on the firewall under the hood at the rear valve cover.. It is ''Hot'' all the time, key on or off.. or on the treadle valve.
  4. I guess he could hook a jumper cable to neg. On the batteries and then on the frame.. simple Free test.. tough to diagnose from 600 miles away..
  5. FJH? What about the fused link in the battery box?
  6. M Drive transmission? P.T.O. ? Any fault codes ?
  7. Boeing whistleblower #2 died fron an ''Infection'' The first one ''Killed himself''.. What next??
  8. the one wuth the red boot hose that has the 'S' shape needs a cap welded to that end..to plug off the flow..
  9. the one going over the top withe the 2 piece clamp is the one im talking about..
  10. the telephone pipe is the one with the bellows made in it, at the EGR cooler.. the curvy pipe fromt the EGR cooler to the top of the intake snorkle is the one that needs a welded plug.
  11. dont take the telephone pipe off.. it has orings that will break
  12. the stainless steel pipe that goes over the rear valve cover..it has 2 probes in it.. weld a plug dont put anything that can come loose and get sucked into the intake..
  13. ok,, the pipe with the 2 sensors in it going over the valve cover feeds exhaust into the intake, I gues you nees to weld a cap on the EGR cooler end to stop exh flow into the intake..
  14. this may sound silly,, but I wish there was a big truck junk yard near me so I could just walk around and look at trucks to help me remember the things that slip my mind.. I can tell that I am losing the quick reflex of answering questions on here. and I used to rattle this stuff off in an instant.. Oh Well,,, Jojo
  15. Ooops,, I forgot the torque routine,, 25 lbft,, then 50 lbft, then finish at 100 lbft.....
  16. yes they are 12MM studs. PAI has a kit and the gaskets, felpro makes the gaskets.. be sure to put high temp sealant on the threads for the bottom studs. Those holes are live right in to the pushrod bore.. also, pay attention to how deep you go with them. You may hit the push rod, E-7's have thinner push rods than E-Techs, but just get an understanding of what you have.. Jojo
  17. I have one of those small ones. It was on a rookie rod, on a 78 DM i used to drive..
  18. Buddy, its a filter,, it filters all the bad stuff from the VGT actualter.. oil, dirt, what ever.. Yours is the first one I have seen with it removed.. and Ive worked on a lot of them,,,
  19. Main jets.. can use carb cleaner with the little red hose as a jetter and flush it out.
  20. This is one of those threads where a handful of us try to help a guy who is really working hard to fix his truck and has the respect to keep in touch with those of us that take the time to share our knowledge... BMT is a great place and a great tool.. Jojo
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