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...Peterbilt Motors Company is a manufacturer of medium- and heavy-duty Class 5 through Class 8 trucks headquartered in Denton, Texas. The company is a subsidiary of PACCAR.Founded in 1939, Peterbilt operates manufacturing facilities in Madison, Tennessee (1969)-(2009) , Denton, Texas (1980), and Sainte-Thérèse, Quebec. From the early 1960s until the mid 1980s, the company was based in the San Francisco Bay Area of Northern California, with its headquarters, parts department, and main plant all in Newark, California. The Newark plant closed in 1986; headquarters moved to Denton, and engineering moved to Denton in 1993. Read full entry
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- Manufactures Class 6-8 trucks and offers a range of services for the over-the-road, construction, municipal, and medium-duty markets.
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Where can I find a clutch I am looking for a clutch
Actuator for a 2002 Peterbilt
387 with a meritor
Transmission, also need the
clutch fork for the same
truck, I already call my local
Peterbilt Dealer but is over
$2,000.00. if anybody know a
place on the internet or a
dealer where I can buy a
little cheaper please let me
know, I don't know where else
to get it.
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call fleetpride. dont know your area but there should be one near you. |
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were do i find a list of what we have a 1999 ,600 cat ,
peterbilt. It does over the
road self diagnostics, and
flashes a code at you.Where do
i find out what these codes
mean ?
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Manufacturer will be able to give you these. I suspect that they might be the same as those used on OBD automotive ECUs, so that would be another approach. |
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How do you adjust spring I cant seem to figure out how
to back off the spring breaks?
Theres a way to back them off!
You put a reciever in the air
chamber. But if you turn that
so your spring breaks dont
work, can you turn it back
like say in the summer! When
its warmer to work on it? Or
will something decide to break
in the chamber? Like the
springs? If anyone can help me
on this i would appreciate it
alot! im hanging up on one
drum!
Thanks
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On the side of the brake chamber there is a bolt about 4in. long with sort of a T on one end. It's stock through a holder then a nut & washer is tightened on the other end to hold it. Take this off the side of the chamber it is in the middle (DO NOT TAKE THE BOLTS OFF THE RINGS THAT HOLD THE CHAMBER TOGETHER THIS CAN SERIOUSLY HURT YOU) . I think the one you want is mounted sideways to the two Rings Take the T end of this bolt and stick into the end of the chamber & turn .You should feel it hook behind something to where you can't pull it out unless you turn it somemore. Get it hooked in and then put the washer and nut on & start tightening the nut when you can't tighten no more they are backed off. Don't get caught by the dot .I've run em' like that for a long time before . The bolt should be a 1/2 bolt or so, the wrench that fits the nut is a 3/4 or so..The bolts on the rings that will hurt you are 9/16. If there's not one on the chamber look on another chamber all spring brake or double chambers should have or used to have one for towing. |
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