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880joe last won the day on November 9 2018

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  1. 880joe
    Fleets usually get rid of them around 500000 because that's around the time warranty runs out and it's hard to get or keep driver's in older high mileage trucks.
  2. 880joe
    I was told that there was some sort of precious metals in them and that it burned out over time is what went bad with them
  3. 880joe
    There's only one size that I know of
  4. 880joe
    I'm with Joey check the rear power divider peanuts
  5. 880joe
    Me and another guy I know both had to replace ours at the 800000 mile range. I think they test the flow rate through it somehow
  6. 880joe
    How old is your scr box?
  7. 880joe
    Are going to replace it with an Eaton or Mack 13 speed
  8. 880joe
    Last mechanical e7 I have seen was 98
  9. 880joe
    I have lots of etech parts and not to much vmac1 stuff. Also the 99 RD wouldn't be a mechanical by any chance
  10. 880joe
    I'm pretty sure there's only one e7 crank so you should be good 👍
  11. 880joe
    You're doing good I was just giving you a hard time. You're usually right on top of it
  12. 880joe
    Where is Heinz at he must be sleeping on this posting
  13. 880joe
    Air horn or cab light gaskets windshield rubber would all be a good place to check
  14. 880joe
    The lift pump could be leaking fuel into oil
  15. 880joe
    I believe it is the top 1 but can't say for sure. I'll look tomorrow if I don't forget to

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