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<p>[QUOTE="Fieldrat, post: 11055554, member: 313185"]I am sorry about your luck. But an old friend told me once that "women are like a greyhound bus. Stand around long enough and another one comes to your stop." He was a better mechanic than matchmaker, however...</p><p><br /></p><p>Here's some real advice though: if ever interested in purchasing a cummins powered truck, there is a nifty little feature on Cummins Insite. Make an image, then go to your images, right click the one in question. There will be an option labeled "analyze image". If you click this, there is an unbelievable wealth of information available about this history of that engine. If you don't have insite, find a mechanic who does. That alone would be worth paying a third party for before a major purchase.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is not a be all end all. This also does not replace a component inspection, but really be part of it. There's instances this will not apply, but generally, if applicable (ECM has not been replaced or changed in calibration) its a very powerful aid.</p><p><br /></p><p>Just a thought! Good luck in your travels[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Fieldrat, post: 11055554, member: 313185"]I am sorry about your luck. But an old friend told me once that "women are like a greyhound bus. Stand around long enough and another one comes to your stop." He was a better mechanic than matchmaker, however... Here's some real advice though: if ever interested in purchasing a cummins powered truck, there is a nifty little feature on Cummins Insite. Make an image, then go to your images, right click the one in question. There will be an option labeled "analyze image". If you click this, there is an unbelievable wealth of information available about this history of that engine. If you don't have insite, find a mechanic who does. That alone would be worth paying a third party for before a major purchase. This is not a be all end all. This also does not replace a component inspection, but really be part of it. There's instances this will not apply, but generally, if applicable (ECM has not been replaced or changed in calibration) its a very powerful aid. Just a thought! Good luck in your travels[/QUOTE]
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