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Mullaney

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Thank you, anyone have any pics or videos doing this? Isn’t the bottom half or the inner chamber the one that has the big spring ( parking. Emergency brake spring) in it? I tried to research YouTube but everything comes up for other big trucks not sure if this is universal? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you again
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Yessir. They are "big truck" brakes.
There are two diaphragms in there.
If you have a "key slot" on the back of the canister, you need to "cage" the spring.

I don't know if I can find a picture or not. I will look though.
 

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I need to replace the brake canister diaphragms (all rear) both front on my M928 A2, can anyone tell me the Napa part number to order ? I understand from some other posts that a #12 and #16 was used as a numbering system, perhaps I am missing something, is that the actual part number I give to Napa? Or are there other Napa part numbers I need to know, it’s a long way to Papua New Guinea, turn around for a wrong part would be long! Please advise if anyone on here should know.
Thanking you in advance for any advice.
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Mullaney

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I need to replace the brake canister diaphragms (all rear) both front on my M928 A2, can anyone tell me the Napa part number to order ? I understand from some other posts that a #12 and #16 was used as a numbering system, perhaps I am missing something, is that the actual part number I give to Napa? Or are there other Napa part numbers I need to know, it’s a long way to Papua New Guinea, turn around for a wrong part would be long! Please advise if anyone on here should know.
Thanking you in advance for any advice.
Cheers
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Service Brake Diaphragms (FRONT AND REAR) x 10NAPA/TRUCKPRO# 12 or DP12
Spring Brake Diaphragms (4 on rear BEWARE OF SPRINGS)NAPA/TRUCKPRO#16 or DP16
Type 12 Service Brake ClampTruckPro/EuclidE12749NAPA/HALDEXCB12
Type 16 Service Brake ClampTruckPro/EuclidE12750NAPA/HALDEXCB16
 

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Thank you very much indeed for this information. I will place my order and wait for the delivery. When servicing the parts, I will see if I cannot upload some pics. Perhaps it may help someone else.
The truck has served well, considering the high altitude, loads and conditions I operate under.
 

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@AH64-longbow Peter,
Long read for just a few questions. If you are a welder and a helicopter pilot, you are more than qualified to fix all of the short comings of this truck.
1st remove the washer or slice it off and or move the roller arm for the air switch to where they no longer meet and auto 6x6 is no more, it should not have ever been put on these trucks. It is the reason for busted transfer cases! The front or rear will slip and then all that huge amount of torque will just rip the case in half. Never use 6x6 on high traction surfaces something will slip and cause a breakage. Might be your case making that grinding sound already 🤔
2nd your tire size is helping lots. Go methodically though adding engine upgrades add the gages first! Then intercooler, get rid of cobrahead at turbo and then up injection timing, then fuel and RPM adjustments. Do those in order and you engine will be much better and very easily handle the roads and loads. BUT your transmission might not I would add a additional transmission cooler somewhere it can bring temps way on down.
3rd definitely do the mod on the dogbones to prevent them from popping off. This may save you many headaches.
4th please be careful fixing those spring brake cans. Make a guard to go around them and hold them as you let off the pressure and to reassemble the cans. You can also leave the covers off the backing plates to help with cooling and mud removal and pad inspection.
5th change the other side u-bolts and trim the excess off. They probably will let you down also because of stress at the other side breaking.
 
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