'Just read an article in Raleigh, NC, paper about filler caps found missing
from 43 school bus fuel tanks yesterday.  Article says, "Because allowing
air in the Diesel tanks may cause mechanical problems, the caps had to be
replaced before letting the buses proceed.  This caused many students to be
late getting to  school."
NOT allowing air in tank can cause tank to collapse.  Open filler may allow
ingestion of other debris which may cause problem, but the tank MUST HAVE
AIR.

Wilton
91 350SDL, 87 300D (both with fuel tanks vented to atmosphere/air)


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