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  1. terry
    If your using a double disc clutch, it has to be the deeper bell housing, not sure if they had the deeper one in aluminum. Terry
  2. terry
    Can’t you just bend it where it is comfortable to shift and clears everything? Terry
  3. terry
    Every one I have seen were solid. Terry
  4. terry
    Nice to hear results from help here. terry
  5. terry
    Did you check oil pump for pieces or damage? Terry
  6. terry
    Right frame rail just infront of rear spring hanger on steer axle, should be stamped there. terry
  7. terry
    What pumps have the tach drive on them, i thought all the earlier mack engine tachs were driven off the acc. drive shaft? terry
  8. terry
    Sounds normal to me!! terry
  9. terry
    Very interesting read on the french macks! terry
  10. terry
    Yeah years ago the inner bearing was packed with grease with a seal in the middle of the hub, the outer was oil fed from the rear end, most guys just elimidated that middle seal and fed both bearings with rearend oil, can't help with the proper seal number if you go that route. terry
  11. terry

    B-67

    terry replied to other dog's topic in Trucks for Sale

    Could be ordered either way. Terry
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    Yeah that is a dead giveaway! terry
  13. terry
    Price? terry also that is no 285, it is a 237 .
  14. terry
    That is a whole lot of injector pulling to test all six cold then hot. terry
  15. terry
    just the reason i have always done my own oil changes! terry
  16. terry
    I'll bet it is something so simple, just being overlooked! terry maybe this has been mentioned, something in the tank plugging pickup at different times?
  17. terry
    If them hoses are real old they definitly can come apart on the inside. terry
  18. terry
    If you have a front mounted inter cooler, take it off and clean everything real good, back of intercooler, and front of radiator. Terry
  19. terry
    Is the threaded part the filter screws to, crooked in relation to the filter sealing surface? terry
  20. terry
    You can cut a shim out of a beer or pop can to tighten up that u joint cap, if the rest of the u joint is ok. Terry
  21. terry
    I have seen plenty of 18 speed fullers behind 460 mack engines, should be a piece of cake behind a 285. terry
  22. terry
    Maybe manders will give you a good deal on a 676 engine, they are 285 horse, have to have a different air filter and different intake and maybe exhaust piping. Terry
  23. terry
    Have you contacted Manders to see what they can do for you? I would speak to the owners. I have bought from them before and had real good luck. terry
  24. terry
    Nice to hear when help here helped! terry
  25. terry
    For awhile on the mack camel back they had three lengths on the springs, i'm thinking 50.55, and 60inches. terry

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