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Originally posted by BigSkyLLC:
I get pretty limited quantities but really want to make sure it's safe to use before using it in my $200K+ rig. Of course the freightliner service dept is of no help cause they can't recommend anything but pump fuel.
Anyone know if there's anything with these engines that would different than any other diesel. Each manufacturer seems to have certain quirks a sometimes minor differences.
Thanks for the input.
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You ask that last question, but you didn't tell us who made your engine. Freightliner doesn't make engines. I'm an ex trucker, and if it's a cummins it has a better jake brake switch if equipped, and if it's a detroit diesel, they run hot on hills, if youre going up a big hill and your temp gets high, it's not overheated until it hits 220.
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If you have to downshift to keep the engine cool to the point that youre at less than 10mph, pull over and let it cool.
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but on a cummins, well the one i drove had a big overheat light that came on at 215 degrees. shrug.
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