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  1. wreckerman893

    I want to take off the CTIS on my newly purchased 1990 M923A2

    :tigger: I had the same problem on my M927A2. I took the truck to a big truck tire repair shop that also did tractor and log skidder tires. They removed the tire, broke it down, replaced the O-ring and reinstalled it for 35 bucks. It solved the problem and was the best money I ever spent...
  2. wreckerman893

    I want to take off the CTIS on my newly purchased 1990 M923A2

    Those fittings plug the holes where the hose goes into the back side of the axle and the hole where the CTIS fitting come out on the rim side. You also have to plug the lines up under the truck that go to the manifold on top of the axle.
  3. wreckerman893

    I want to take off the CTIS on my newly purchased 1990 M923A2

    This is how I capped one axle when I had to do a swap. I got the fittings at NAPA and a hydraulic hose place.
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