The “Lets get real about ELD,s” thread

It’s a 100 air miles. Like I said asking for another.

 

I thought I read somewhere, it’s the truck vin that determines ‘99 or older in regards to logs. 2000 truck, 99 motor, you’re still elog.

 

It was originally, it was modified not long ago

 

That’s what I was looking for.
Thanks

 

No problem. I run a 2000 truck with the 99 motor. So I figured I'd replace the confusion with law if need be.

 

One thing to look out for with that. It's based on engine model year, not engine build date. You can have an engine with a build date of say 11/99, but be a model year of 2000. Heck, even your highlighted portion states that.
Now I'm not saying yours is either way, but some have asked about that.

 

It also says engine plate, in the main guidance question. But good catch

 

Hi, I've got my 1995 freightliner 120 CAT 3406e how long i can stay with paper logs? Thanks

 

How long till some sort of electronic contraption is in every old iron truck ?