To answer your headline. The one you don't own. haha.
Seriously. Mine is a 99 Freightliner Cummins N14 Celect. Have owned Cummins in about 15 trucks only 2 cats I think it was a 3406. Most of the others were BC 3 and 4.
All these motors were reliable until they died or sold. I think only 2 died and that was operator error. Motors don't run long with out oil. Good luck.
Which truck is most reliable.
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I'll take the maintenance bill over the truck payment.
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I think that the deciscion old or new Iron is a personal one.
Influenced by MPG, maintenance Costs, taxes and availeble cash/finance.
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Yea well, I can fix #### near anything. Even though I don't want too. A Bosch fuel pump got the best of me once. Because I left it disassembled too long to remember how to put it back together. But no payment works for me.
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i will say the detroit ddec 3 and 4 do seem to have more electrical problems than the other main brands.
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Well we have two trucks, both freight shakers. One with a dd15 2012 and one with a dd16 2014. Well let's put it this way I am looking at a 2004 Pete with a C15 to replace the dd15. The 16 has been good so far the 15 is killing us.
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