Can anyone tell me about this serial number of ACCERT cat engines?
I am currently looking at a 2004 W900L with a ACCERT in it, would like to know all I can about this series and whether it is advisable or not.
Engine serial number is BXS10781.
Thank you.
ACCERT CAT serial BXS10781
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There is a ton of good info already here about all the C-15's, but not one entire thread is designated to the serial number(MBN~BXS~MXS etc.). Click the search button up top, click "show posts" & dig around a bit in this section.
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Mine is BXS 25450 in an 05 379. I took lots of advice from lots of smarter than me guys in threads in this forum. The engine has 723,000 miles on it. It uses 1 gallon of oil between 25,000 mile oil change intervals. Going 30,000 was a bit too long according to the sampling. It started out as a weak, fuel guzzling pig. It now runs very strong and gets 5.5 to 5.6MPG average running 64MPH pulling a 53 van. If I slowed down to 60 I'd get nearly 6 and with some areo mods even more. Pulling a flat or step it will get almost a mile per gallon more. I changed the fuel filter head and filter, mufflers, upped the fuel pressure, had the rack run by someone who knows how to put a bit of timing back into it with the settings and had a 550 brakesaver program that gave me a couple more degrees of timing back and with good numbers installed. My point is that these are excellent engines when a few cheap and easy mods are made. I know others who have more cash to spend on ECMs and tuners that will run circles around me and get better mileage doing it. Out of the box they are as piggy as everyone says they are.
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out of curiosity Markvfl what boost is it pulling now?
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BSX10781 was put into service in March 2004. The BXS serial number prefix was the 1st of the Acert motors. Later vintage units used MXS and NXS prefixes.
There is one open Cat service letter on this engine: PI10765 for replacing a VVA oil supply line. Approx. 4 hour job that Cat will cover in any authorized shop. -
2004 bxs 11305 code 95 help
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w900 code #95 was low oil pressure to va the senser was bad new senser 137.00 dallors wire harness 35 bucks cat had a upgrade had to get the upgrade
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Still on the fence about this engine folks.
I heard that this first series of ACCERT's had bad programming in the ECM causing bad fuel mileage? Is there any truth to this? I am just concerned about trying to make a living only getting 5 MPG (canadian)
Also, has anyone here successfully de-accerted one of these engines? I have talked to Pittsburgh power and they say it turns it back into a real engine again.
The truck is the right deal and the right price, and in very good shape. However it is a 2004, it is the very first of the ACCERT's, which worries me. It has to hold up until I can afford to de-accert it. It has 1,067,000 KM on it right now.
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