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RE: Last Dance at 1.2 Million Miles - 3216 - flatbed94kid - 08-08-2019
I'm impressed with 1.2 mil on that motor!
How'd you do it?
RE: Last Dance at 1.2 Million Miles - 3216 - JKBowman - 08-09-2019
Thanks, Flatbed.
I've asked myself that many times. :blush:
All I can say is team truck, almost all light loads, minimal idling. Never pushed the RPMs hard while accelerating. Took it easy climbing hills, always. Never kept running her when something needed to be fixed. Delvac only until 800,000 then I began adding some Lucas. Leaned heavily on a small network of personally chosen shops. And for whatever it's worth, had a standing rule to never use "MHC" - no matter what.
In other words, my wife and I just babied her and it shows. I'll post a pic later today. Seriously, to us she looks like a 250,000 mile truck or even better.
(08-08-2019 )Rawze Wrote: SPN:3216,FMI:20 = cummins fault code 3748. -> ftertreatment Intake NOx Sensor - Data Not Rational - Drifted High. An offset in the intake nitrogen oxide (NOx) sensor reading has been detected.
I.E.> A bad, leaking, or improperly installed NOx sensor at the back of the turbo... OR someone has replaced it with a fake sensor, or Chinese after-market one. It is basicly complaining that the sensor is not reading ZERO with engine off, during self test ... OR it is not changing at all when engine is revving up and down and under loads.
It will not clear this fault until you get the engine and exhaust 350+-F degrees, drive around a bit under varying conditions, and the self tests that were failing pass their checks again.
Thanks again, Rawze. Sounds like you think there's a chance she might clear the code herself if she gets hot enough. There's very little chance I have a fake or Chinese sensor.
Since I don't have Insite I guess I'll try the drive-around approach. Wish me luck.
Onward!
RE: Last Dance at 1.2 Million Miles - 3216 - Hammerhead - 08-09-2019
Uh oh, someone said a bad word...
RE: Last Dance at 1.2 Million Miles - 3216 - Waterloo - 08-09-2019
(08-09-2019 )Hammerhead Wrote: Uh oh, someone said a bad word...
Lucas... Works ok on fifth wheels, kinda... LOL! Not good for motors... Not good at all... ;-)
RE: Last Dance at 1.2 Million Miles - 3216 - Rawze - 08-09-2019
(08-09-2019 )JKBowman Wrote: ...
Never pushed the RPMs hard while
... I began adding some Lucas
...
The ISX has the least amount of internal wear at 1500-1700 rpm range 1600-1650 being the center point, especially when climbing hills, etc.
RPM's much below 1400 will cause the most amount of internal wear when under any kind of heavy load application.
as far as the pukas goes, here are my thoughts...
http://rawze.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=109&pid=618#pid618
RE: Last Dance at 1.2 Million Miles - 3216 - flatbed94kid - 08-12-2019
I tell you though, it is nice to see something like this. I am more motivated with my truck now! Let's see 700k! Then I may have Hag rebuild it but i want more then 700k out of it, i would take care of it so should last longer then this first go round.
RE: Last Dance at 1.2 Million Miles - 3216 - Lonestar10 - 08-12-2019
if shes not pushing smoke out the oil fill or blow by tube then shes not due for an overhaul maybe some new bearings but the expensive part can wait. if its treated right it wont be all the sudden BAMO smoking like a chimney it will be a gradual slow decline in performance/mileage and a gradual slow growth of smoke out any open orifice attached to the crank case.
RE: Last Dance at 1.2 Million Miles - 3216 - JKBowman - 08-12-2019
Thanks to you all.
Here's where we are today. :blush:
I followed up on Rawze's advice but couldn't generate enough heat to clear the code. As a result, I took her to a local shop and had them initiate a forced regen for me this morning. It took an hour and a half to complete, but at the end of the day she's clear and good-to-go.
Here's a recent pic.
And here's a 12 second video of the oil fill.
https://youtu.be/bWGlIBboAis
I shot this video as soon as we got back from the shop. Comments on it are appreciated.
RE: Last Dance at 1.2 Million Miles - 3216 - hookliftpete - 08-12-2019
(08-09-2019 )Rawze Wrote:(08-09-2019 )JKBowman Wrote: ...
The ISX has the least amount of internal wear at 1500-1700 rpm range 1600-1650 being the center point, especially when climbing hills, etc.
RPM's much below 1400 will cause the most amount of internal wear when under any kind of heavy load application.
I have the smaller brother to the ISX, an ISC. My gov runs up to 2400rpm. I figure that a similar rule could be applied to the smaller engines, maybe least wear around 1800 rpm? It seems to like pulling there best.