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M11 coolant system problems.

Discussion in 'International Forum' started by LyleOdom, May 29, 2014.

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  1. May 30, 2014 #11
    75W900A

    75W900A Bobtail Member

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    Yeah, I would just go with a reman, it's not as bad of a job as it looks.

    ESN is engine serial number, it's and 8 digit number on the dataplate
     
    75W900A, May 30, 2014
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  3. May 30, 2014 #12
    LyleOdom

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    He was wanting me to switch them out to make sure that was the problem before I bought the wrong part.. I'm just gonna take the whole thing off.
    ESN:34780798
    where is the best place to get a reman?
     
    LyleOdom, May 30, 2014
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  4. May 31, 2014 #13
    rank

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    I looked at buying a International 9800 cabover a couple of years ago. Pretty Sure it was a '99 and pretty sure it said ISM on the top cover too. FWIW, I have a 1998 KW and it says M11. Carry on gentlemen.
     
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  5. May 31, 2014 #14
    75W900A

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    It's an M11 350 with CPL 1856 built in Jamestown New York on June 8 1995

    anyway... I don't know where you are located, but a good heavy duty fleet parts store will carry a good reman. It calls for a CP2040 which is a holset brand compressor cummins has used for 20+ years. Any truck dealer can get it as well as cummins if you have a local distributor.

    hope this helps
     
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  7. Jun 2, 2014 #15
    LyleOdom

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    I got a reman Saturday.. It was $289 which I didn't think was to bad.. Core was over $500 though.. Thought that was kind of steep.. So I'll definitely be bringing the core back ASAP! I've almost got the air compressor off. There's one bolt that's an inch from the frame that I had to borrow a short 5/8 wrench from my neighbor just so I could get to it. I've got it lose but now I can't get the wrench back on it.. Is there some kind of special tool I need? A socket will fit on it but not with the handle so that's pretty much useless..
     
    LyleOdom, Jun 2, 2014
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  8. Jun 5, 2014 #16
    LyleOdom

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    finally got the reman on there. It runs great. thanks for the help everyone! I definitely learned a lot over the past couple days!
     
    LyleOdom, Jun 5, 2014
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  9. Jun 6, 2014 #17
    75W900A

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    Glad you got it. What did you do about the bolt?
     
    75W900A, Jun 6, 2014
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  10. Jun 28, 2014 #18
    LyleOdom

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    I bought a set of tools that look like the open end of a wrench that fit on the socket handle
     
    LyleOdom, Jun 28, 2014
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