(04-19-2016 )Waterloo Wrote:  

(04-19-2016 )Prc5901 Wrote:  I am ready to drive my 2012 Volvo ISX off a cliff .... Constantly breaking down -- mostly emissions related... If I could carry enough parts tools and equipment to safely fix it on the road would be one thing, but most times the folks at Cummins and Volvo are completely clueless and sell me the wrong part then refuse to refund me for their mistake.

I am ready to perform an EGR delete before I go completely broke....

Where do I start?

Head to Ebay, get one of these... http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-INLINE-5-INSITE-V7-5-Diagnostic-Tool-Tester-Scanner-Cummins-Diesel-EnginOP90-/201349924483?hash=item2ee1640683:g:rzgAAOSw6BtVVK10&vxp=mtr

You will need a laptop with Windows 7 or newer. If you are not computer literate, PM Unilevers, he helped me greatly setting everything up. You will need TeamViewer on your laptop to let him in to work his magic.

Replace all of your EGR sensors, do the tuneup, clean all the soot out, use Carburetor Cleaner! I needed a case and a half to clean out the soot.

PM Unilevers and or Gearhead, they can walk you through it.

I did mine in my driveway. I went from 4.5 to up to 9 mpgs, ON PAPER... My average was around 7.5 pulling a dry van with a mid roof. I was getting 9 with a flat bed. Truck stopped breaking down, but then my head gasket went. And it had nothing to do with the tune. Looking back, the truck was more than likely bad when I bought her. But I was to busy fighting the EGR monster to notice. She is getting an in frame right now, should have her back by Friday... ;-)

Oh, best thing I "theoretically" ever did!

(08-19-2016 )arod8819 Wrote:  Please help I have a 2005 freightliner detroit 14l and I am tired of the Mandate. i have spent over $5k i am ready to do a **** I have been quoted $800 what do you guys think and what do they actually do I been told they weld something and do something to the computer to tell it their is no mandate.. Please advice.. the truck is currently not running right due to this.

(04-19-2016 )Waterloo Wrote:  

(04-19-2016 )Prc5901 Wrote:  I am ready to drive my 2012 Volvo ISX off a cliff .... Constantly breaking down -- mostly emissions related... If I could carry enough parts tools and equipment to safely fix it on the road would be one thing, but most times the folks at Cummins and Volvo are completely clueless and sell me the wrong part then refuse to refund me for their mistake.

I am ready to perform an EGR delete before I go completely broke....

Where do I start?

Head to Ebay, get one of these... http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-INLINE-5-INSITE-V7-5-Diagnostic-Tool-Tester-Scanner-Cummins-Diesel-EnginOP90-/201349924483?hash=item2ee1640683:g:rzgAAOSw6BtVVK10&vxp=mtr

You will need a laptop with Windows 7 or newer. If you are not computer literate, PM Unilevers, he helped me greatly setting everything up. You will need TeamViewer on your laptop to let him in to work his magic.

Replace all of your EGR sensors, do the tuneup, clean all the soot out, use Carburetor Cleaner! I needed a case and a half to clean out the soot.

PM Unilevers and or Gearhead, they can walk you through it.

I did mine in my driveway. I went from 4.5 to up to 9 mpgs, ON PAPER... My average was around 7.5 pulling a dry van with a mid roof. I was getting 9 with a flat bed. Truck stopped breaking down, but then my head gasket went. And it had nothing to do with the tune. Looking back, the truck was more than likely bad when I bought her. But I was to busy fighting the EGR monster to notice. She is getting an in frame right now, should have her back by Friday... ;-)

Oh, best thing I "theoretically" ever did!