Ordering parts while on the road...

The fuel filter O-rings can easily get pinched on installation if they don't get enough grease. Is that when the problem started?

I'm guessing you are talking about a Cascadia....

Edit: They don't tighten down the CAC fittings very tight, just enough to put it in "spec".

 

####, that is a filthy CAC... You need to clean them out now and then. As far as having the part delivered to the truck stop, sure, I have done it and so have friends of mine.

One thing though, make sure you install an OEM CAC, do not go aftermarket. You may be asking for more trouble than you think. Been there, and done that with a radiator. The CAC and the programing on your motor are related, you throw something on there with different flow values... It's your motor and turbo.

If on a 99, an aftermarket CAC may not be an issue... Just saw that, thought this was a Cascadia.

 

DON'T get a oem cac, they can leak up to 7 psi out of the box and the dealers say it's ok also only come with a 1 year warranty
get a durlite they guarantee ZERO leak for 800,000 miles

btw durlite is offered as a oem replacement part by the dealers just don't get it from the dealer they will over charge. the volvo dealer wanted just over $1,800 for a durlite.(wait a week) I ordered mine from a shop in WI and with 2 day rush shipping it was $1,200

 

7 psi and what? CAC's on these new trucks, which the op does not own, are designed for certain flow rates. You cannot just throw any old aftermarket CAC on a newer truck. Call the after market manufacturer, they cannot tell you what the flow rates and specs are when it comes to the actual numbers the truck ECM requires. But hey, its your truck. Been there and done that. Experience says different

 

They don't leak out of the box. If they do, take it back, as there is a manufacturing defect.

 

by oem standers for warranty it is NOT LEAKING until it goes over (depending on manufacture) 5-7 psi in 15 sec.... go ahead and check you'll find it's true....

guess you DIDN'T READ the part about it being a direct replacement part you can order FROM THE DEALER or maybe you don't understand that a durlite cac CAN BE ordered on a NEW truck when you buy it, and by the way all the info used by the ecm is based on the cac working at 100% efficiency, if it's leaking say 3 psi in 15 sec. the dealer will say it's good BUT it is making your turbo work harder to make up for the leak. but hay you know everything doesn't matter the facts show your wrong

 

I have received parts at truckstops before. I just told them to deliver to the truckstop and put Attn (MYNAME) on them. Then I would tell the truckstop personnel to be watching for them. Never had a problem.