$4000??????

Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by 7mouths2feed, Apr 28, 2009.

  1. 1989 Pete

    1989 Pete "Pine Tree Eater"

     
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  3. lilillill

    lilillill Sarcasm... it's not just for breakfast

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    I was gonna say, I got that same motor in my 9200. It pours oil like the Exxon Valdez out the cam followers...

    Hell of a good truck though.:yes2557:

    Would the hissing snake happen to be in the area of the air dryer? Mine had been sitting a long time before I got it and hissed constantly out of the air dryer somewhere up top. It quit after driving it for a while.
     
  4. 7mouths2feed

    7mouths2feed "Family Man"

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    Hissing snake is coming from the foot control valve. It has push-in connectors, so hopefully it can be fixed by simply cutting the line square and then re-seating it. If not its a $175 valve.

    Barcode-When your ready to put that Valdez to a stop, run her over to GA and I'll give you a hand replacing the gaskets. I have the experience.:biggrin_25525:
     
  5. lilillill

    lilillill Sarcasm... it's not just for breakfast

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    That usually does the trick. If not, you can get the connectors that will screw into the valve. The o-rings inside the connector get dry and crusty after a while.

    I appreciate the offer, this one's a company truck though and I'm gonna let them fix it. Then I might buy it from them. :biggrin_25525:

    I also have a line on an FLD for $4000... can't get the dang people to call me back though. They say it's road worthy.

    Although I like these single bunk window 9200's for getting around in tight places, that FLD has more room and lots more storage.
     
  6. 7mouths2feed

    7mouths2feed "Family Man"

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    I was told the slip fit connectors couldn't be replaced? More info please..
     
  7. lilillill

    lilillill Sarcasm... it's not just for breakfast

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    That might be true and if so, that'd be a pretty crappy reason to have to replace the whole valve. I know I've had a bunch of those connectors replaced on this truck.

    I think before I paid $175 for the valve, I'd drill and tap that one for a screw in connector.

    Did you try cutting the line off yet?
     
  8. 7mouths2feed

    7mouths2feed "Family Man"

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    Not yet. That and the cam follower will be tackled this week.:biggrin_2553:
     
  9. wtm

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    I got ur pm but I dont have enough post to pm u back. Im pretty sure u can turn it by hand ill sheck in a little while. I know it just free wheels then engauges at 200 or so ive never worked on my fan or paid attention to wether I could move it by hand,
     
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  10. oneshot

    oneshot Medium Load Member

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    I would look and make sure that they are not screwed in.If they will screw out u can go to the parts store and get the old stile with the ferrel and screw it in and fix it for a couple bucks.Thats what I did on my old Frtliner when a slip fit started leaking,I would replace it with the old style fitting.
     
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