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Thread: Cummins ISX trouble codes.

  1. 06-27-2007 05:35 PM #1
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    Default Cummins ISX trouble codes.

    I have been looking everywhere for the ISX trouble code list. It would be very useful when my truck is down and I can tell them what it is reporting. If someone has some information, it would be much appreciated!
    I used to drive a Volvo 770, and I broke it. I used to drive a Volvo 780 and I broke it. I now drive a Peterbilt 379 and am trying not to break it
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    Default Re: Cummins ISX trouble codes.

    Quote Originally Posted by danj_otr
    I have been looking everywhere for the ISX trouble code list. It would be very useful when my truck is down and I can tell them what it is reporting. If someone has some information, it would be much appreciated!
    the service technician will ONLY require the trouble code in digit form............... if the technician requires that you explain the code to him, there would be no point in telling him that it has a code at all
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    I did'nt search it thru but this might help---www.powerspec.cummins.com
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    The point of giving the codes was to make it so that they know what is going on with the truck before getting the truck into the shop!
    I used to drive a Volvo 770, and I broke it. I used to drive a Volvo 780 and I broke it. I now drive a Peterbilt 379 and am trying not to break it
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