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M923A2 Cold Weather Recovery Tomorrow!

NightOwl

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Looks like he had it moved off the lot to the parking area in front of GL when I got there.
Good looking truck. Do you want to sell those bows?
Thanks a million for the info!!! I wasn't being notified of the posts to this thread for some strange reason. No, I think the cargo cover is in the back so I'll need the bows. Thanks again, big relief.
 

chadande

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No mention of the cab heater, must of been ok? Glad to hear all worked out fine and you got it home.
The heater hept the cab warm when it was in the teens and already warmed up. When we got underway after being shut down in below zero temps for a few hours it just couldn't keep up.
If I would have stopped and made a cover for the front I'm sure it would have helped, but I was dressed for it and just wanted to get home.
 

camp9

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The heater hept the cab warm when it was in the teens and already warmed up. When we got underway after being shut down in below zero temps for a few hours it just couldn't keep up.
If I would have stopped and made a cover for the front I'm sure it would have helped, but I was dressed for it and just wanted to get home.
Ya, know what ya mean about getting home, the colder it get the more urgent it seems to be to get a problem fixed and back underway. I have to go this week and pick my truck and trailer up. I picked up a bmy m931. I need to pick up a fuel filter to have on hand for the trip. If you don't mind me asking whats the # filter you had? They should be the same. I normally stop at the advanced auto in Thoma on the way home once I have the truck and know for sure what the filter is, but would be nice to have it ahead of time in case they don't have it. Thanks.
 

chadande

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I ended up with three brands all with different part numbers. The one I remember is NAPA 3472.
I'll see what the other brands and part numbers are tonight.
 

camp9

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Here are the spin on fuel filters I used:
NAPA 3472
CarQuest 86472
Hastings FF898 (still in box) This one has a much nicer drain on the bottom than the other two.
That's a huge help, thanks much. Just so I'm clear, these are all the same filter just different makes, or do I need all three because there are three on the truck? I see you guys are under a winter storm watch.
 

commandojeff

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That's a huge help, thanks much. Just so I'm clear, these are all the same filter just different makes, or do I need all three because there are three on the truck? I see you guys are under a winter storm watch.
I'm pretty sure these are just the three different brand filters he used throughout his recovery because he was having a fuel issue.

Nice looking truck by the way :beer:
 

chadande

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That's a huge help, thanks much. Just so I'm clear, these are all the same filter just different makes, or do I need all three because there are three on the truck? I see you guys are under a winter storm watch.
Yes, they are all the same just purchased at 3 different places.
 

camp9

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Thanks for the filter info. Got my truck yesterday and pick up a filter to have one hand on the way there. Its a purolator, so here's another # to add to the list. Purolator F60152
 

chadande

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No, was trying to turn around and go the other way on the highway. I'm glad I didn't try a U turn at the stoplight, would never have made it.
 

roadagent

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Thanks for posting up your problem and solution. My truck is currently sitting on the side of the road with same problems. Will start and idle. I get no throttle response. Changed fuel filter this morning. Filter Looked terrible. Ran great for 150 miles then nothing but idle.
 
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Thanks for posting up your problem and solution. My truck is currently sitting on the side of the road with same problems. Will start and idle. I get no throttle response. Changed fuel filter this morning. Filter Looked terrible. Ran great for 150 miles then nothing but idle.

Yikes, you're out along the road right now?
 

chadande

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Thanks for posting up your problem and solution. My truck is currently sitting on the side of the road with same problems. Will start and idle. I get no throttle response. Changed fuel filter this morning. Filter Looked terrible. Ran great for 150 miles then nothing but idle.
Check all fuel filters and if they are good make sure fuel flows freely from the tank. Thats where the fuel cap with the schrader valve was handy.
 

roadagent

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I started my own thread. M 936 no throttle response. I bypassed tank and selector valve with inline pump at 5 psi from fresh bucket of diesel. No change. Bought Schrader valve for fuel tank......generator won't start for first time in three years. So I didn't get a chance to blow any lines out. I did get it off highway to a truck stop. But that's all I have accomplished so far. Please post anymore ideas on my thread.
 
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