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There are no journal entries needed.
First, record the personal deposits into the bank account. Create two separate deposits ($10K and $8K) and assign Shareholder Loan Payable to both deposits. You now have the cash in the business bank account and the $18K loan payable liability.
Then, to record the purchase of the truck, create two Expense transactions for $10K/each. Assign the proper bank account and truck's fixed asset account as the category to each transaction. This records the $20K reduction in cash and puts the $20K fixed asset on the books.
When you make payments on the loan, create a check and assign the principal portion to the Shareholder Loan Payable liability account and the interest portion to interest expense. You're all set.