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02-01-2020, 07:07 PM
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Dead pirate
Bus Nut
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: Feb 2016
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: in the bus on the road
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Year
: 1998
Coachwork
: myself
Chassis
: amtran
Engine
: international dt466e allison md 3060
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: 13 ton or so says the tit
Strange Oil leak
Got a leak from the injector rail area. 2 slightly loose bolts. Radiator didn't boil over. Does Oil run through the rail?
02-01-2020, 09:43 PM
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TJones
Bus Nut
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: Jul 2017
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: Rapid City, SD
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Year
: 2001
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: Blue Bird
Chassis
: CS RE
Engine
: ISC 8.3 L 260 hp
Rated Cap
: 36
I believe the dt466e uses high pressure oil to actuate the injectors. Sounds like you have a leak in one of the oil lines/connections.
Ted
02-02-2020, 12:33 PM
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Dead pirate
Bus Nut
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Posts
: 527
Year
: 1998
Coachwork
: myself
Chassis
: amtran
Engine
: international dt466e allison md 3060
Rated Cap
: 13 ton or so says the tit
Thanks. It appears to be the gasket on the injector rail. I'm gonna pull it and replace and hope that's it. It's pretty hard to see.
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