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Ivan,

I understand, like they say the only difference between men and boys is the cost of their toys. 
I do own a heavy truck repair shop and we spend upwards of 15,000. A year for all the computer software licenses to cover all the engine builders along with truck manufacturers. 
 

Ron B 07 Camelot 42PDQ

2 hours ago, Ivan K said:

Agree but also know that the $1200 for a genuine Cummins piece is a ripoff in comparison. Unless you run a HD truck shop, hardly justifiable. Add a $89 cable for my 6 pin style connector that just  isn't included. Plus you still need an expensive yearly software license if you go that way. No wonder people go for the comparable cheaper stuff from eBay or Amazon that works for personal use. Having said that, I snatched a used genuine piece for much cheaper.

Why not purchase it from Cummins instead of supporting the Chinese theft of Intellectual property, just to save money?

Ethics matter!!!!!

Ron B 07 Camelot 42PDQ

Richard,

Your problem most likely is  the water level is slightly low. What happens is the water is high enough to show full in the sight glass even when cold, but when the water is cold or cooled down while idling in the rest area and you throttle hard to enter the highway, because the sending unit is on the front of the expansion tank,  the water runs away from the sender just slightly which is enough to set the alarm. Add a couple cups of water and you will no longer have that problem.

Ron B 07 Camelot 42PDQ

A Simply Safe camera works great. I have one for our swimming pool to monitor water levels.