Yes, I slightly mistyped. I reposted a direct link (by quote).
So I repost without quoting Sec. 392.50
Fuel your truck while running
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by scatruck, May 16, 2011.
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thats for sure, when I started this thread, I sure didn't expect it to go this long. However, it has been interesting
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My owners manual says to let the truck idle for about 3 to 5 mins after pulling to let the turbo cool down. -
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Safety mandates shut down. The fuel return line heats the fuel to its flash-point thus creating a fire hazard. If you shut it down the hazard is reduced.
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no you dont have to, it would be most acurate. You just have to let it sit off for a few minutes (10 to 15 min is best) to let all the oil work its way back down to the oil pan.
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With everybody running their trucks ALL night long, then driving all day, when would it have time to get cold?
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