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  1. 880joe
    I would think it would depend on how much weight you're carrying on your drives. Are you carrying 99000 on ten wheeler or pulling 5 axle trailer. I didn't think as far as the actual gear set their was any difference probably just crd 92 & 93 gear sets
  2. 880joe
    I just thought thought the tilted manifold was a superliner thing. I didn't think it mattered what pump I'll look at my superliners and see
  3. 880joe
    I bought a parts motor from a superliner I'll look and see if manifold is there
  4. 880joe
    I've had a couple of 01 visions that were CCRS and a couple that weren't
  5. 880joe
    Being an 01 it could be a CCRS engine that wouldn't require a cam key change and the 400 puts out 1460lbs of torque
  6. 880joe
    I had an 07 CHN with a fuller autoshift that did something similar to what you described the fuse was down by the starter on it
  7. 880joe
    Welcome aboard I bet if you would post the complete vin# someone would help you out
  8. 880joe
    Nice
  9. 880joe
    What model of truck are you needing a wheel for
  10. 880joe
    I had to have the ECM replaced on my truck the pins were rotted off so there was no reading and saving of files I put a used ecm on off of a 300 went to have reprogrammed dealer said it wasn't compatible with my engine that made no sense to me because it ran without any issues just lacking a power being a 300. They gave me a range of ECM numbers that would work so I put a different one on took back to dealer and was able to put the original 355/380 file back in
  11. 880joe
    Was the XT file available on the CCRS engines? Also if the 12ms numbers on the 2 ECM's are compatable you could swap them then have the original XT truck reprogrammed back to XT file from mack as a replacement ecm. That is similar to what I just went through programming a 355/380 with a used ecm
  12. 880joe
    Probably around 65mph on top speed and yes mack did have full locking rearends
  13. 880joe
    Ok thanks for the input and explanation
  14. 880joe
    I found a kit to convert a vmac 1 to a vmac 2 would there be any advantage to that and what are the difference in the 2 of them
  15. 880joe
    I thought I saw somewhere that it had freightliner rears
  16. 880joe
    If your tandems are both drive axles that would mean it's a 64 6 wheel position 4 drives 2 steering is the way I understand the explanation
  17. 880joe
    It may be a problem to put a pto on if the transmission if it wasn't made for a pto. With it being an x Postal unit dout it has a place for a pto I know I looked at some x Postal cx macks and they weren't
  18. 880joe
    I believe the 2180b is the one with the slow reverse
  19. 880joe
    Your abs light will be in center panel to the right of the shutdown override switch
  20. 880joe
    Just curious as to what the heated windshield cost
  21. 880joe
    It will have a throttle rod on the mechanical engine or a round gray plug with wires attached to the pump if it's a vmac
  22. 880joe
    Is it a mechanical or vmac pump motor
  23. 880joe
    I have been hearing that there is a problem getting it in places over here luckily I dont have a truck that uses it
  24. 880joe
    Does anyone know what ever happened to the Jack Mack pickup truck that mack built a few years back?
  25. 880joe
    I have a used CCRS engine that already has jakes probably the 690 that JoJo mentioned as it has the spacers between the head and valve cover. Not sure if the newly purchased truck has jake or not not got it home yet to look it over

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