I was wondering if there were ever any 387 or 587 day cab or sleeper cab tractors built with 15K-16K lb. steer axles? If so, what manufacturer and model number axle is used?
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Not that I am aware of. The 587 is available with Dana Spicer axles in a 12K (E1202I), 13.2K (E1322I), and 14.6K (E1462I). The new model 567 which starts production in the 4[SUP]th[/SUP] qtr. Will be available with axle rating up to 20K.
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Have you hearded anything about when EBS instead off ABS will be on offer? -
Where can I find front and side cab skins for a 1985 362 . What would these cost it's a 110 double sleeper
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How do you override the shutdown on a peterbilt 386? It keeps shutting down every 5 min. I need it to idle all night. Please help...
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Just to clarify, EBS stands for electronic braking system and is the foundation system for how the brakes system is operated. Big trucks currently use a air foundation brake system to operate the brakes and most automobiles use a hydraulic foundation brake system. To my knowledge, there is no planned transition from air brakes to an electronic brake system on class 8 trucks.
ABS stands for anti-lock braking system. This system keeps the brakes from locking up (skidding) when you have to depress the brake pedal hard, say to avoid a collision. ABS brakes are used with air, hydraulic, and electronic foundation brakes.
I hope this helps.
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If you can provide the last 6 digits of the VIN we can help you with that information.
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It will need to be hooked up to the computer in order to shut-down the idle timer. Cant be done manually.
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We did hear from PACCAR that the electronic braking system may go on the 210/220 models in the future. The current medium duty 330/337/348 & class 8 models do not appear headed to electronic braking systems, but will stay with ABS that will be refined & improved. This appears to be something mostly used in Europe.
daf105paccar Thanks this.
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