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Old 02-17-2008, 11:46 AM
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I am a new user to this forum, so please excuse my ignorance if I'm missing something...

1. I noticed there are lots of dry freight type trucking companys listed... any section for tankers?

2. I just bought a new Volvo. It seems the center pin of the pigtail is being used for ABS (or something) by the tractor. The trailer I pull (a tanker) needs to have 12v available on the center pin of the pigtail during the loading process only, while all other circuits are off. After loading is complete, the 12v can be turned off.
Anyone know of a good way to accomplish this short of putting another 7-way plug (with only 12v on the center pin) on the back of the tractor and moving the tractor end of the pigtail to this plug before loading, then moving it back to the original 7-way after loading is complete?
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1. I noticed there are lots of dry freight type trucking companys listed... any section for tankers?
Tankerdude, Truckingboards.com is geared towards LTL drivers. Thats why you won't find any tanker companies. We also have a sister site for TL companies. It's at Truckdriverforums.com

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Old 02-17-2008, 03:45 PM
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Tankerdude,
Try posting this question in the Wrench Benders Forum here too. There are some very good mechanics around here.
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Tankerdude,
Try posting this question in the Wrench Benders Forum here too. There are some very good mechanics around here.
What stldude said, those guys are awesome and can figure out anything.
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The way to set this up so that your sensors will work while loading with the ignition switch off is to add a separate switch pon the dash.

Your tractor may already have one. It would be marked as a battery power supply switch. This will put power into the blue wire while loading.
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