Rig destroyed today!
Ginnie and I have been on the road since mid June. This morning I developed a sudden fuel leak in my 2013 F350. It ignited before I could get stopped. Ginnie, our doggie and I bailed out of the truc...
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GoPackGo wrote:
He may mean 55mph truck speed. The wind would blow fuel droplets everywhere.
A 55+/- mph breeze under the hood can generated by that big fan not by anything external such as the truck doing that speed. That fan 'wind' can at least break the leaked fuel into more easily ignited droplets though not quite to the point of atomization as it would be at the injectors, post HP fuel pump.
All this reminds me - the change fuel filter message (also oil and coolant which means lotsa bucks) just came up on the dash info screen of my 6.7 powered Ford ---- :E
