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Old 02-01-2017, 07:15 PM
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Just to the left and above the yellow oil fill knob. The new diesels have way to much plumbing on them.

I went to the dealer and asked for the three fuel filters,,
the parts guy said there are only two,,,
what I thought was a filter was in fact a fuel pump,,,
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Looks like the housing above the black filter ,powered by hydro ?cadplans
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Looks like you are having fun Big John.
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Looks like the housing above the black filter ,powered by hydro ?cadplans
The fuel pump is the silver thing, attached with one bolt,, with a fuel line in and out.

I was SURE that was a filter...

Yea, Sam,, the warm weather (and 2 propane heaters) have me out in the shed,,
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Yea, Sam,, the warm weather (and 2 propane heaters) have me out in the shed,, [/QUOTE]

Not bad for the 1st of Feb. No heat in my shop but the sun hits just right in the afternoon so just a sweatshirt. Supposed to be decent tomorrow also.
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bringing back memories and my first truck and the one I almost bought ,

1st truck has a SC NTC290 in it , was a S2100 model binder , when I bought it it was on its first inframe , had a 9 speed and sqhp axles , and hendricksen suspension ( was a odd set up but came from a grocery fleet ) after my first year I had it pumped and tuned and was putting out around 400 and changed the trans to a 13 speed , hauled some heavy steel loads with it ..

I almost bought a early 70's 361 brockway with a 8v71 leaker with a 13 speed , but the truck was heavy and Brockway is a oddity in Chicago ( even though its a mack ) but the rust was too much .. bought a Autocar instead
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Stimpy, You still on the road??
O/O leased?? or own authority?
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I been off the road due to medical issues for several years now , and sold the truck . but I still have IL and US authorities , I did both sides, company driver and O/O ( did company work when things were slow and parked my truck . )
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