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  1. On 2/4/2020 at 5:01 AM, Dirtymilkman said:

    Check into a "Emulator "

    i wouldn't go with emulator because it only takes care of filter, and leaves egr on.
    also every person i know had nothing but bad luck with them (failing quite often).
    i use ecm tuning on all of mine, and they've been doing great.

  2. i did warn people that not every delete is the same, and there are a lot of bad deletes.
    the egr must be blocked off with 2 steel plates, if you don't do that you will still get exhaust into your intake, and soot will build up, vgt will get sticky and fail a lot sooner.
    bad delete companies usually say that you dont have to block the egr off, some even say you can leave filters on - that's crazy.

    stick with a good supplier of delete program! as i said for million times here on the forum, i personally use and i forwarded at least a half a dozen of forum members to https://truckecmtunes.com
    everyone is very happy, and i run my first delete 5-6 years already with no issues.

  3. when it comes to diagnostics, there is a gold standard on volvo and mack (mack uses volvo engines).
    the program is called ptt, premium tech tool. with that program you can read codes, do diagnostics test (injector cut out, cylinder balance...), and even do ecm tuning.
    along with ptt you need diagnostic adapter i personally use nexiq usb link (around 700$)
    this nexiq usb link can work with original cat, cummins, detroit diesel program, so it is a handy tool

  4. these motors are great once they are deleted.
    their biggest issues is the emission system which almost led my company to bankruptcy. it was terrible. one day it is the doser, the other day it is the sensor...
    when i did the delete i started breathing again, i can't thank the guy enough.
    be aware there are plenty of them claiming they can do them, but not a lot of can do them right.
    the only once that i know who do them right, are the same guys that did my entire fleet. 
    i run these deletes for years now, and never had a single issue.
    i personally vouch for them. it is https://truckecmtunes.com/

  5. i agree on boost leaks. those manifold know to crack around bolts holding them.
    do pressure test and check it visually for any cracks.
    also what you guys should do from time to time is cleaning the boost pressure sensor, if the truck is not deleted it will even require this cleaning more often.

  6. Mack ECMs have to be programmed for either manual or automatic transmission to work properly.

    I fixed same issue (using deleted ecm from manual trans truck on a truck with auto trans) by reflashing with proper tune.

    It was done by guys I use all the time, and can't thank enough for solving all my issues https://truckecmtunes.com

    also regen switch can be disabled in programming parameters in ptt

     

  7. Dang I just saw this. I am not very often on forums sorry. I get here from time to time, and inform people about all issues I had and sovled them.

    Any how
     

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    You heard anything about a oil sensor that somehow leaks oil into the harness and it can end up in the computer? Have you cut any of your oil filters open to look for metal? 

    I had a problem with oil leaking into ECM and shorting it. So do the preventive checks.
    I didnt cut any filters to look for metal but you can do that, if you find metal - you are toast :) (engine rebuild is about to happen).

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