Detroit DD15: overhaul or engine replacement

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  1. daf105paccar

    daf105paccar Road Train Member

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    And will you repair the DPF?
     
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  3. Socali

    Socali Bobtail Member

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    I would find a wrecked truck on copart and use that engine. Its a roll of the dice. Otherwise buy a new truck with that money.
     
  4. Tug Toy

    Tug Toy Road Train Member

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    You own the truck and didn't know it had been deleted?
     
  5. Accidental Trucker

    Accidental Trucker Road Train Member

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    What makes you think the delete caused engine failure?
     
  6. simon999

    simon999 Light Load Member

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    Dd15 is known as oil pump orings failure causing to low oil pressure which cause engine damage.
     
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  7. bavarian

    bavarian Heavy Load Member

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    Sounds like somebody learned a lesson.
    If the previous owner sold it to you without notice, he can be held liable for it.
     
  8. uncleal13

    uncleal13 Road Train Member

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    One of our guys deleted his DD16. Worked okay for about a year, then it cracked a liner. $38,000 later, just for the engine, he is so scared of it blowing up again that he has it up for sale.
     
  9. 4noReason

    4noReason Road Train Member

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    why would a delete hurt it tho.
     
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  10. 4noReason

    4noReason Road Train Member

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    why would delete hurt it
     
  11. bavarian

    bavarian Heavy Load Member

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    I'm assuming, but quite likely it's not not the DPF delete that hurts the engine. More likely the EGR got shut down as well.
    EGR reduces the temperature during the combustion process. If EGR is deleted and the fuel management in the ECM is stI'll the same, you're asking for an internal meltdown.
     
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