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Not sure what they can do for an E6 but on the etech they use bigger tip on injectors 

Antrim diesel in Greencastle PA should be able to help you out

Atro makes good aftermarket torque rods. You should be able to just measure them and look in their catalog or possibly online and find what you need

Good luck finding a remote tuner I've run etechs for 20 years and haven't found 1 yet. There used to be a place named Illinois Diesel I believe that could do tuning if you sent them your ECM don't know if their still around or not

I have an EQ and an EH and EF that I would probably sell

An Eaton 8LL might work good seems like a lot of dump truck use them or like JoJo said a 2130 or 2180 mack transmission

Probably 3.65 ratio. Was that at sleeper truck previously?

Is that mack rears on air ride?

What kind of price range

Looks nice. Any chance you're going to do anything for the CH's 

Are you sure you got the new thermostat in with the air bleeder to the top

Also is this early etech or CCRS etech

Any reason you're not going back with steel? I sure would if it was me.

Not sure when mack came out with top loaded gears but I had a 1918 that had them

Maybe the people on here with more knowledge than Len could help him instead of make fun of him all he was trying to do was help another member on here with a problem

Happy birthday 🎂

Maybe you could just call the previous owners and ask them about the truck the phone number is right on the repair order

You might try Grand Rock Exhaust

Ok I will let you know if they can't find anything close to home

Had two people call in the past week looking for a hood for an RB I told them I would see if anyone on here had an extra one lying around

I don't know for sure but I was told you have to pull codes with a scanner. Maybe someone here with more knowledge on this will let you know

I never did put the new replacement on and try it. It's just a 2500 dollar dirt dobbers home at the moment. I need to get it put on and try it some day when I have a short haul so I'm not changing a turbo in a truckstop parking lot if it doesn't work again.

Mack Museum doesn't deal with anything less than 25 years old

I don't have any real experience but they told me they guarantee capping 3 times and 7 years on the carcass most other just cap 5 years old or less

I believe the Eaton shift knob uses smaller air lines