Engine date of manufacture Glider

Fair to say it worked? LMAO

 

I'm just need a pause button for the 14hour and a going to the house but out of hours exemption and I think I could live with the elog most of the time..

 

Most motors should have a label like this.

 

ELD needs to go bye bye

 

wow, if this is true it just made my bad day much better, i have a 2000 model year 99 biuld date truck.

 

Is it a glider? If not, this doesn't apply.

 

If you read carefully, it is the build date of the engine. You can have a truck titled in 2000 with a factory 1999 build date engine, if this is the case you shouldn't need to spend the extra $$ to install Elogs. My truck was built in mid year 1994 but never titled until 95. So a 2000 model truck with 99 model engine is what you are looking at.
Elog may be a great thing, I personally have not seen the proof in the pudding, so I'm not swinging any Pom poms.

 

You didn't read carefully either. It says engine MODEL year. A factory built model year 2000 truck is most likely going to have a 2000 MODEL year engine. They haven't changed from using MODEL year. Build date is still irrelevant. A 2000 MODEL year truck is still a 2000 model year truck.

 

I am confused now. I assumed it ment the build date of the engine. 49 CFR Part 379 Appendix A, requires motor carriers to maintain all documentation on motor and engine changes at the principle place of business. I interpeted that to mean if i was to change the engine to 1999 or older i would be exempt and proof would be my documentation of the engine swap.