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For sale 1 slightly used (two months) turbo for a Granite CV713. The VIN on the truck 1M2AG11C05M026303 $500 OBO. Buyer to pay for shipping. Thanks Rob

Thanks for the replies. Yes it does go out after the truck warms up as well.

Intermittently when I start my truck I get the lightning bolt and get the following code M128 5003-08. If somebody could help that would be great. Thanks Rob

Finally something changed. Heard air leaking around newly intalled govenor. I replaced the govener and the 1/4" line that runs from the govenor to compressor ( all I had time for had to go to work ) and that fixed it.

Thanks for the reply. Don't think so. It only happens as the system air pressure drops and i'm with in a couple 3 lbs of compressor kick cut in. Like 103 to 105psi. As soon as the compressor cuts in or any other time it's fine. Had truck at the Mack dealer they said that they would have to isolate eack componet and test..... I figured I check in one more time here....

Ok. Haven't solved problem but I did remove the steel line for the air intake and it was gunked up. So I replaced the top of the compressor and It still does it. Didn't mind the investment. The top of compressor was gunked too. However, it won't do it in a parking situation it will tick as your going down road and as the turbo builds pressure it definately gets louder and softer corresponding with turbo pressure. I'm going to look for check valves and air leaks before the air dryier. Any other thoughts ?

Broken spring referring to unloader or turbo... Truck is still running great so I been working it....

Well, started to take off the intake line and that wasn't going to happen on a Sunday when the truck was going to work Monday. It's a PITA to get at so unless I get sone other ideas it's going to stay that way for a while.

Every thing is fine with the system and it builds and holds air great. It was suggested that the compressor unloader is gunked up. I'm going to remove the intake line this weekend and see what the insides look like. Dirty there.... good possibility dirty inside compressor.

Don't think I have a filter. The air comes form the engine driver's side. There is a 1/2" steel tube and 2 silocone hoses to make the connection. Thanks

During the charge / purge cycle I have this problem. Air dryer purges at 120 or so and the truck holds air fine. As you consume air and the pressure drops towards 100, before the beginning of the charge cycle I get a ticking noise. The sound level is directly related to the amount of boost in the turbo. The noise is like when you'd put a baseball card in your bycycle wheel, and the harder you step on the gas the louder the noise gets. As soon as the compressor starts to build pressure the noise goes away. Truck runs fine and I get my full 33 or 35 LBS boost. It's just annoing and I don't believe it's right. I have recently replaced my govenor and put in a "chepo" but new AD-9 drier. The reason I put in the new drier was the old one had some miles, purge valve and desciant had been replaced once and was making the same noise so I just figured I get rid or the problem with a replacement... Not so... Thanks Rob...

Thank you !

On my Granite I found this connector un plugged and would like to plug it back together. I would like to know what it does first. The EPDM module sits on the fire wall in the engine compartment next to steering column. There is an A... B... & C connector. The local Mack guys got me the Legend and the Diagram. The Legend shows A...B & C but the Diagram doesn't Show any of the A... B...or C connections.... Regards Rob

Got it. Fan Clutch. Cap off solinoid top of fire wall... runs fine. Blow air down to fan and you can hear the blow-by.

No on the tag and tailgate. All that is separate, air only, has a cutout at 60 PSI and becomes non functional. I have tried just turning the Ignition switch on, no engine running, but no leaks. UpDate Sunday.. I check the lines from the Governer to the Drier and Tank, their good, Pulled the supply check valve on the Dryer and that is sealing. It does have a groove in it from wear but it does seal. I put in a new Govener and that made no difference. Cheap enough. I double checked and cycling only happens when running. I looked at the Bendix Literature and it should cycle no more than 1 X in 4 minutes.