relng...@aol.com wrote:
...but regular use of it in fuel (which MANY truckers
endorse) will result in injector nozzle coking...
My friend AC who owned a small trucking outfit for years told
me that he routinely added ATF to his fuel in his last
Kenworth that he ran up and down the west
...Roger, 70k or 700k?...
700K. And the KW tractor was sold to a car museum for duties around their
facility since it was a showpiece even with nearly a million miles.
RLE, idiot
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I was told by a Texaco technical person several years ago that ATF is a 10
weight non-detergent oil with an antifoam additive, which is probably a
silicone oil. The silicone oil, possibly DC 200, would not burn or ignite. It
would take a long time to accumulate silicon deposits.
I visited a
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Wilton should check that one out. The rims might fit his B52.
Maybe he can use the tires to floss his teeth with?
Mitch.
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hi again Curt!
Curt Raymond wrote:
If blocking the radiator made any significant difference in the overall temp of
the engine that would seem to indicate that the lowered temp were due to some
leakage past the thermostat wouldn't it?
i'm sorry if it still wasn't clear to you that i
Why not just put a piece of cardboard in front of the radiator and
see what happens? If your theories are true, not much will happen.
IF it makes enough difference to cause overheating, then cut 1/4 of
the cardboard away. That would give creedance to the theories that
there is too much
mr/mrs/miss Dieselhead,
you seem to misunderstand what my theories are, and be more willing
to risk your equipment than i. (but thanks anyway, i guess; i make a
living cleaning up after philosophy like that,...) :-^
thanks for your,... help?
regards,
e
Dieselhead wrote:
Why not
Starting yesterday my seat belt alarm is sounding multiple times in
succession. My seat belt is buckled. It did this for about five
minutes, buzzing, stopping, then a few seconds later buzzing again.
The seat belt lamp would illuminate at the same time, and the tach
also seemed to go from
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