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    I guess I should have started this topic 4 years ago. It is a slow process for me, but it's progressing.
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    The R has less than 300,000 on it. Paint was done in 2000, and it was a tandem, he shortened it..
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    Yep. Not the right pressure. Like fjh said, 60-80 psi is good. Im still looking for a chart or whatever is out there with pressure ranges..
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    I bet this is it.. PAI sells them
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    Mark,, I wasn't thinking at the time.. maybe he posts a selfie..
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    I went to the Spencer Truck show today. It was a nice day, the show was cool as always, but it was a small show, and there was a threat of rain. I did get to meet ''The Heinz'' and a friend of his. They were really nice yooung guys from a couple hours away.. Turns out The heinz and I worked for the same Mack dealership just at different locations. I'm sorry I dont have a lot of pictures. It takes an effort for me to post them.
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    Navypoppop,,, My guess is they KNOW what will come down on them after the U.S. and allies leave... It reminds me of crime in Black neighborhoods in my area.. When sh!t goes down, know one will talk to the cops.. they fear retaliation... I liken it to that...
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    So.... even though this truck is decades older than what I worked on.... All service books from my era says , you put your pointer finger in the hole and bend the first knuckle. If you touch oil, its right... Approx.. 5 MM down from the hole 1/5" American.... 🍻
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    Happy Birthday to Brocky !! I hope you have a great day !! 😀 🎂🥳
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    I would think so, but.... I would need to look at it, to be sure that the sensor is inserted in a dry area. I dont remember an oring on it, with that said it should be a dry area.. what say you? One thing I know for sure is that if the turbo is passing oil into the compressor volute, you are buying time before the engine runs away...
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    Big oil will announce their Billions in profits in the next profit report, likely quarterly... They can cut the cost to us... Grocery companies act the same way... all of our Esentials are laced with greed. Someone is doing the math to figure out how to take every dollar we make so that we have to rely on the Govt... when that happens, where's the money to support the tyrants going to come from???
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    Regular gas this morning, $3.97...8 hours later...$4.17. Diesel dropped to $5.01....
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    Is it an MR, MH, or LE ?
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    Yep. It has an extra bolt hole, but I believe you can mount the 92/93 set, and that extra hole will be covered. RTV is used to seal the carrier, so a leak is not a concern. I expect others who deal with these to chime in. I think the extra bolt was added later due to a common oil leak at the side cover area, where the 2 bolts would get loose. There are no lock washers.
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    You can remove the volute on the discharge side to inspect the propeller.
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    Should not be any oil. Does the propellar move side to side?
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    Words of Truth !!
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    Good question.. what year is the axle housing? I have not ever worked on 150/151 carriers, but I suspect they will bolt in. Volvo did add a bolt hole the the axle housing , but i dont remember what year that happened.
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    Did you inspect the (RPM/TDC) flywheel sensor wires for damage? On the truck side, not the sensor wires.
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    Joey Mack replied to Onyx610's topic in Odds and Ends

    thats awesome ! G.W.
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    I wish it was mine. It too has A-405 on the I.D. tagg
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    Joey Mack replied to Onyx610's topic in Odds and Ends

    I use mine to set Mack engines on and off the engine build stand. Very handy for those 2500 pound engines.

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