I’m home for the weekend so I can get the transmission flushed on Monday. Paccar says to flush at 15k miles and then you’re good to go.
Anyway, since I was coming home I ended up doing a round to Ohio, and quick round to WI, and then a load for Denver. Finally had a week with decent temps, no wind, and not running 75+ out west and what a difference. 7.62 for the week. That brings me up to 6.98 for my first month with the truck. My actual fuel cost for the first month is $2147 cheaper than what my old truck was averaging. Sucks to think that having some frame and a short bunk would cost me that much per year pulling a tall trailer. The only thing I did with my old truck and got decent mileage was pulling the pneumatic.
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Sounds like a good week and I agree on the fuel savings. I don’t like arguing with the old iron guys since I love old trucks too, but from a business standpoint it just doesn’t make sense. Brandon’s war on energy I don’t think will get better anytime soon.Dadetrucking305, dwells40, JoeyJunk and 3 others Thank this. -
Does the Endurant transmission require an early flush? Peterbilt didn’t say anything to me about it but I was reading the service intervals for the Paccar trans a couple weeks ago and saw the 15k flush.
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The manual for my Cascadia is the most useless and convoluted piece of literature I have ever come across.
It's as if they try to make sure you can't find pertinent information.
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