Why idle?
Did a search but didn't find exact question so..I went into work yesterday and a service truck was parked by our entrance with the back open and it was idling (not a big deal, happens often) I went ba...
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Terryallan wrote:
As for you ideling your diesel to cool it in a campground. Fact is. By the time you slowly drive to your campsite. Your diesel is cooled enough to turn it off. When you leave. By the time you hookup to your trailer, and slowly drive to the Cg exit. Your diesel is warm enough for the highway.
When I drove trhe big trucks. By the time we came off the ramp, and eased up to the pumps in the truck stop, or parked for the restaurant. The diesel was cool enough to turn off.
Wow...you can see my pyrometer from there! You have GOOD eyes!
