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Recently replaced my truck cab, and now my engine will turn over but won't start. Keep getting code 6 4. Truck is a 2001 Mack CH 600 with a E7 427. Have already repeatedly check the grounds. Any ideas or suggestions?

http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/27990-trouble-code/

I understand most common causes are a shorted wire or wires to the ECU's

There are a pair of wires that are twisted together. That is done to cut down or eliminate frequeny interferene from other systems. The link above give a few tips to look for, including miss matched processors.

I'll stick with my pre computerized units.

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