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Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Truckin2Eat, Jul 26, 2016.
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A few ideas:
check the radiator coolant level & proper mix of inhibitor levels. clean the radiator. (has the engine cooling fan been turning on more than normal). How old is the coolant.
The transmission fluid may need to be changed and/or the transmissions oil cooler (under the chassis small radiator) may need to be cleaned, perhaps using a degreaser. How long ago was the fluid changed.Dave_in_AZ Thanks this. -
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i would check the inhibitor levels just the same. What about the Transmission Fluid, how many miles ago was this last replaced. (when was the oil cooler fins last cleaned)
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Not exactly sure it's probably about that time and what makes the fan come on more than normal
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This & That; recheck the fundamentals first. (possible thermostat sticking).
The heat may also be coming from the transmission. (as u stated, its spread to the drivers side.) -
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If it just started,I'd look for cracks or a firewall seem opening up.
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Last edited: Jul 27, 2016
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your not allowed to wear open toed shoes while operating a cmv per the fmcsr. how ever it's the one they never do anything about.
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