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Need help understanding "New" codes in Paccar engine.
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Guntoter, Jul 26, 2015.
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I am just thinking this way. We can connect Davie and clear codes. Then we can leave ignition open and Davie connected. We will try to shake/move wires, connectors. At one point the codes will come on again and that area could be faulty/loose place..
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Good idea, I will ask Rush to do that. Thanks.
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My local kw dealers shop is always full of those engines all with some form of emissions problem......
Drop a tree on it (or let the dpf burn it to the ground) and be done with it.. -
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91B20H8 Thanks this.
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Guntoter, I know off a case similiar to yours,aldough it was not emmissions problem.
There was doubt about the ecm.
That dealer installed a new one with agreement that if the problem was not solved, they would reinstall the old one.
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Hire a Swift to turn too tight and catch the hood with the middle of his trailer bad enough to damage the engine , then hire a CRE to back into whats left. Then insurance will total it, Swift and CRE pays for it, and the problem is solved
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