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Man if you had a series 60 id teach you how to do it for free, assuming you are the type that wants to learn to do their own wrenching. for a guy i don't know that isn't interested in learning its 250 for a hood truck and 350 for an aero truck.

 

I was just in a Pete dealer. They did them for $400 flat. You better call around.

 

I called Mpact & we have national account pricing at all Freightliner, Peterbilt/KW, Volvo, & International dealers. She also specified this includes MHC.

 

I believe Detroit Diesel quoted me $350 but i may be thinking of something else. I plan to just do it myself. Can't be that hard or much different than a small block Chevy & I can do those in my sleep.

 

It's basically the same. Bar it over till the cam is off lobe and set the clearance. Repeat 19 times. I usually cheat and have someone bump the engine over with the key. Not sure about your dd15 but on the series 60, series 92, and series 71 detroits, you also have to adjust the injector height with a goofy tool. Just a matter of running the engine serial number and finding the injector height spec and then ordering that height tool from apex for 30 bucks.

 

Anyone know what INB means in place of our position on the board?

 

Inbound???

Irritating Newbie????

 

Oh inbound might work. Good call.

 

Best way to the north east? 81 78 287 into ny and 95 north right?

 

I was wondering same thing. I did get two loads that said INB.

Depends where you're going. I prefer 81 to 84. That's how I used to run into Boston. I Avoid 287 & that whole area if at all possible.