Does anyone know anything about the 2000 Cummins ISX 475 engine. It's in a 2000 Freightliner that I'm wanting to buy but I've heard so many bad things about the newer ISX's that I'm hesitant to buy something that will have a lot of expensive problems down the road.
Any help will be appreciated.
2000 Cummins ISX 475
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by mgriffey, Jan 3, 2018.
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Do your due diligence on the truck like you would on any truck and make sure it is worth the asking price. Don't worry about the engine, it is a good one.
mgriffey Thanks this. -
I have a 2005 ISX , 1.5 million miles still running really good.Engine work almost nothing.
Oldironfan Thanks this. -
Was that your engine or the transition models coming from the n14 over to the N15?
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The seller is asking under $10k so I figure it should be worth it. Transmission was rebuilt 10,000 miles ago and motor only has 550,000 miles on it. Only used on a farm.
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Why they rebuilt transmission at 540,000 miles?
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"Farm truck" means pulled heavy loads and in mud sometimes. Transmission get tortured but engines are usually kept up and being farm trucks are 50% empty haul engines last.
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What is N15? After n14 is ISX, and x15 now.
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It is ISX the one after n14 . It has the egr ( which has been disconnected about 1 million miles ago)
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Sorry I was looking for X 15. Slip of the keyboard. The reason I was wondering is I've got two thousand and two n14, I was wondering if this particular engine my 2000 was maybe an intermediate between the two. I will admit for all my years of doing this I don't very little about Cummins engines.
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