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I have a suspension squat sensor (whatever it is called) on my middle axle. At most I will have 6k pounds on the back. Can I remove this? Cap air lines or connect to each other?
Found lose fittings at dump valves and at the diaphragm manifolds at the wheels. Used a small bore pipe cleaner from Amazon to check the hoses and fittings all the way to the hub. No blockages.
How does the Spicer PCU control the steers vs the rears? Multiposition solenoid? I can get the fronts to dump with pressurizing the deflate line with air, but not the rears.
Day 356, still no CTIS function......"No I have not checked them, sure their fine...."
These were not on my truck, but I believe these are spares that came from my M1082.
Sorry break into this discussion. You seem very knowledgeable on CTIS. I have humming noise coming from the diaphragm area of a front tire's CTIS hardware. The tire looses some air. Can I assume this is likely a faulty diaphragm?
"I don't think 800 trucks not being registered in CO is going to bump the needle with legislators or anyone besides us; the "iron" is not very hot. There is no bashfulness or embarrassment from the state about it."
You are new on this forum. Your first lines have an insulting tone. Not...
You seem to hang on claims with no references. Lets briefly return to MTBF and application. If there was no difference in wear and tear based on HP and TQ rating, and application, then all CAT c7 would rate at 370hp, but they don't. Go to the source. Why don't you call CAT and ask why? Then ask...
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