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Also, when you remove the black plastic cap on the service valve, be careful not to break the plastic. It takes forever to remove the broken piece. Done that too! Sent from my STV100-1 using EO Forums mobile app

Correct greasyshirt, and if they are looking for the recharge port, it is on the passenger side of the M2. Next to the engine by the frame rail. Sent from my STV100-1 using EO Forums mobile app

Someone "stole" the fusebox and ECM without unclipping and removing all the wire plugs. They actually just cut all the wire looms! Duh! Got the units back with the wires still attached, but lots of the wires have the same colors and numbers are faded. Should be able the start truck after one...

Thanks, once it all works I will use the new tape that shrinks with heat and some liquid. I heat shrunk the first four, but decided to wait for liftoff before sealing. Sent from my STV100-1 using EO Forums mobile app

Having so much fun. Sent from my STV100-1 using EO Forums mobile app

That truck will serve you well. Drove a 260 for many years and found it to be more than adequate. It's not about speed, but constantly moving! Sent from my STV100-1 using EO Forums mobile app

I sold my fleet I had 7 years ago, for one simple reason, drivers drivers drivers. They run your business for you! Granted, there are many excellent fleet drivers out there, but buying trucks is the easy part, keeping those seats filled with reliable and caring drivers, is the x factor. As...

I am about to hit 1 million miles. These engines like oils with no additives and check the valve lash at least every 200 000 miles.

I know these engines well, but I am puzzled. Let us know when you solve the mystery.

I have dismantled these mbe's and put them back together. Know them pretty well and my current 906 is about to hit 1 million and runs beautiful! Feel free to ask any questions, I might have an answer. A good friend of mine has a shop near Chicago at 294/80 and only worked on these mbe's for...

The air governor is on the driver side of the engine next to the frame rail. Reach it from the bottom. Changing the air compressor is a life changing experience on the mbe900!

My mistake greasytshirt. You are absolved.

Thanks Dave. I think spending the extra money on my engine will be worth it. Thanks for the reference to the oil guy, Dan, great info.

Seeing that greasytshirt revived this thread, let me ask this question. I have 940 000 miles on my MBE 900 (926) and have always nursed this engine and it is in tip-top shape. The last few years I have used Delvac with a gallon of Lucas, but a friend of mine, who has been a mechanic on these...

I just spent 10 weeks on a dedicated run at an undisclosed location and only saw one FedEx in all that time. I did however enjoy a very quiet CB radio.