OK ...CGI not egr... whatever ... I wouldn't get cat with CGI and stay away from bridge engines..
Buying a 06, 387, with acert c1 cat opinions?
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by graksjoe001, May 16, 2013.
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Ok newbie question .. Bridge motor?? Lol and I have asked alot of Schneider people and I have not got one.. NOT ONE, complaint about their o/o program besides on here where people cried about some stuff that could be due to their performance based.. But! I asked a few lease people and they said do the year save some dough and get my own truck..
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The original poster asked about a 2006 CAT C15. There is no EGR valve OR CGI on that year. CGI came into play with the DPF to meet mid 2007 emissions. Bridge motor for CAT has a serial of MBN(still single turbo) & was put in 2003 time frame trucks. The ACERT twin turbo that followed that motor have a prefix serial (on C15's) BXS MXS NXS.buddyvuk Thanks this. -
i guess i was misinformed .. good to know this ..thanks LBZLBZ Thanks this. -
what ever you buy, set aside the money for the rebuild right away. keep the radio down and listen to the engine till youre confident itll last a while. the bridge motors have maintenance reqs that get ignored causing bigger ticket problems. stay on top of it, itll be cheaper.
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