CARB replacement truck already throw codes.

Ok, so the Recon label means that just only inframed it ? I ask cause the truck is a 14 and the recon label is a 16. Just curious what was done. I know that the ESN number is the original from the manufacture date of the truck, that’s what has me confused, usually a whole recon crate motor changes the ESN number, doesn’t it ?

 

Yes. That’s the correct VIN. When I first bought it, they hooked up the insight, it threw a code driving it home couple months back. It was fixed(DPF clamp was leaking), once fixed, it finished the regen and cleared the code. So I’m assuming if it did a complete regen, it can NOT have a deleted system. I bought the truck from a California small fleet. And they weren’t known to delete any emissions.

 

Stacks are white ash. I’m gonna follow up on the software that’s in it.

 

They removed the whole fuel pump assembly. Quite of bit of work. Lots of lines. Replace genuine gasket. Took him about half a day. When I first seen it, thought it was the oil pan gasket. But when I got home, I pressure wash the whole under carriage. Then I fired it up and slowly I saw the leak coming out in front of the fuel pump. Ran the engine for awhile and it only leaked from there, more so once you shut it off. Nothing else leak. For the price I bought the truck, I knew and/or was expecting the unexpected. Like I mentioned in the beginning, paid 22k and probably have about 6K in it, $3800.00 on tires alone. So I can say I’m about $30k in it.