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85snowdog

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  1. On 1/31/2022 at 6:23 PM, Joey Mack said:

    Also, check to see that the piston under the brake pedal isn't sticking, which can allow air to activate the brake light switch.  Take it apart if you can, they tend to get corroated because of what fall's off the sole's of your boot's.  try to clean the bore and emory cloth the piston, if the rubber boot is junk, replace it, coat the side of the piston with anti seize and put it back together and re-test...  jojo

    Jeff,  if you haven't checked the piston under the the brake pedal like Jojo mentioned , make sure you take it apart and clean it before you start buying parts. It can just stick on a little and you would never know and seem like its ok. 

    And I think it was said , but check the hand brake( trolly valve ) is not on. I have chased that before. Looking for why brake lights on and hand brake had been applied without me realizing . 

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  2. I checked PAI website for you. It list the part but says  "out of stock". I then checked for a bunch of other parts and everything was out of stock. Even newer Freightliner parts. I'm wondering if something is wrong with the website ? 

    If you haven't called and spoke with someone , might be worth a try ? 

    A few years ago I got a turbo crossover pipe for my 237 very easily. I would think ? that would be harder to get than what your looking for. 

    And if it turns out there is no more e6 engine parts , a lot of us are in trouble:(

    Wish you good luck with your search  

  3. 12 hours ago, Onyx610 said:

    Also make sure it has a decline to the dryer

    If you run in cold weather , follow this advice or you will be froze up on the side of the road . 

    About the size of JIC ..... I don't know what # it is , all I know is my stuff takes a 1 inch wrench like jojo said . 

  4. Welcome Aboard :WELCOME:

    Congrats on your new Granite , It looks good ! 

    You came to the right spot , there's lots of knowledge here ( unfortunately, not me ). 

    I found it interesting you say there is a 2 to 3 month wait for a dump box . Up in my part of the world (Ontario ,Canada ) there is an even longer wait for a box, and I was told prices went way up . I'm not sure why the demand ? Just find it interesting . 

  5. Congrats on the new to you Superliner.  It looks like its in good hands and going to live again . 

    The Maxidyne emblem is interesting on your Econodyne .  I find it interesting because we have discussed on BMT some trucks having Maxidyne engines with Econodyne emblems . Treat your Maxidyne emblem like gold. The can not be found . 

    About your pump , I'm sure you know this , but on the very slim chance you didn't . There is external return spring .  If this is off , the throttle will run up itself . Very fast . lol  .   Don't ask me how I know this :whistling:

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  6. Before you buy anything or tear everything apart , take the supply line off the control valve and put some air tool oil in it . Then turn wipers on and off a lot , keep putting them in park , if truck has been sitting  for a while , might be enough to solve your problem . 

    In case you didn't know , park position is important . If your wiper control is pull out and turn to the right to increase speed , the park is... push in all the way till wipers go back to the bottom . If you turn the wiper control to the right to turn it on and increase speed , turn to the left all the way till wipers go back to the bottom . When they are in park, no air should go to the motor and therefore no air leaking out the exhaust . 

    Just my thought anyway 

     

     

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  7. When you shut the wipers off ,you put them into park position . If they are coming on sporadicly, I would lean toward the control valve .  

    Its on the right side of the pic . 

    I think ? its part # would be 7623-7547070 but not sure . Hopefully Watts can help you or a local to you Mack dealer 

     

     

     

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  8. There is no air line off of that . Its an exhaust for the wiper motor. If it gets plugged at all the wipers won't work. Because its leaking air , It sounds like it is ok .  Your problem is somewhere else. 

    The first thing I would try is taking the air lines off the other side and put some air tool oil in them . Sometimes that's enough to get them going . Otherwise you may need a rebuild kit. I don't know much about that , but its been talked about on here . The air tool oil or penetrating oil has always worked for me . 

  9. I'm happy to hear your stocked with parts to bring your Macks back to life . 

    I had a little setback with my DM. When I got it, not a light ,gauge, speedo ,tack, or anything worked . It moved and dump box worked. I guess that's all that mattered to the previous owner . Well after fixing everything and changing all the fluids , even the coolant . I even fixed the air conditioner 😃

    I took it for a test drive and it was overheating. So I've flushed the rad and put in a new thermostat. I'm hoping that fixes it. I haven't had time to test it . So here's hoping . 

     

     

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  10. Part 2 didn't disappoint . It was very good !

    I would have been impressed if you did all that work at your house with the proper variety of tools. I'm totally amazed at what you can achieve with what you brought along. I found it very impressive .  Good job!

    And I like your choice of music . 

    Thanks , I enjoyed that 

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