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Evotrucker · 08-09-2018, **(Subject: Switching from hotshot to Flatbed )**

(08-08-2018 )snailexpress Wrote: Run from rebuild engine. You don't know who how did it and what parts quality was put in engine.
Their words and papers worth nothing.

i second that! lol

Redland1 · 08-15-2018, **(Subject: Switching from hotshot to Flatbed )**

Can someone please look at this ECM pull ? Thanks.

redbeard · 08-15-2018, **(Subject: Switching from hotshot to Flatbed )**

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Rawze · 08-15-2018, **(Subject: Switching from hotshot to Flatbed )**

(08-15-2018 )Redland1 Wrote: Can someone please look at this ECM pull ? Thanks.

at a glance ...

fuel lifetime = 5.5 mpg. not so good.

32% idle time.

rears = 3.70's? -- I would verify that. If correct, that is the only plus.

23% average enigne load. is typical of highway truck.

A max enigne speed of 4,373 rpm is downright scary. -- Abused?

regen system has been blocked up pretty bad in the past too. I see someone probably demandating that thing very soon.

Redland1 · 08-15-2018, **(Subject: Switching from hotshot to Flatbed )**

The DPF has been replaced,a pressure sensor,and dosing unit.

3.70 gears has been verified.

What can that engine speed be from?

Redland1 · 08-15-2018, **(Subject: Switching from hotshot to Flatbed )**

Decided not to go see the truck.Not much at all in my price range with 3.55 and up,13 or 18 speed,and not too many miles.

Redland1 · 08-23-2018, **(Subject: Switching from hotshot to Flatbed )**

Can someone please take a look at this ECM pull? Thanks.

Nilao · 08-23-2018, **(Subject: Switching from hotshot to Flatbed )**

Personal opinion...run away. 8k rpm and the pistons stayed in? So much time in the overspeed column as well..that truck has lived a hard life. Unless you're getting it for a song and are willing to inframe it at anytime...keep looking.

Chamberpains · 08-23-2018, **(Subject: Switching from hotshot to Flatbed )**

I would have to assume that 8,031 rpm overspeed has to be one of 13,374 fault occurrences in 3,304 hours the fault light was on and not an actual reached rpm. This truck has had some problems.