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The ctis system often doesn’t work but is usually only due to a very minor issue. Not a super complicated system and I enjoy my ctis very much. Working in fields that may get soft I would suspect you would want ctis too. You would probably like a m923a2 or a m927a2.
On diesels you can’t tell any lack of fuel unless you have almost none until you get boost. A boost guage will tell you how much power you are actually making.
Check to see if your controller lights are activated by the headlight switch. Late model m939 controllers did not show any signs of life until the headlights were turned on.
Wouldn't the wheel valves hold the air in the tires individually until 7psi pop off pressure is hit?
From my experience...
The 5 gold colored cylinders are the solenoids that control the air valves in the pcu(should only be 3 but this pic is from a mtvr). The transducer is the black sensor looking connection on the front middle.
Does anyone have the part number or an eBay listing for the 3 solenoids on the pneumatic control unit under the passenger side kickplate? Not talking about the pressure transducer.
Filtering the WMO is the most important part of the process. I have heard 60/40 or 70/30 wmo to gasoline is very similar to diesel consistency. You are really just trying to thin out the WMO to be able to smoothly go through your IP and lift pump without stressing them and over-pressurizing. A...