Get a carbon monoxide detector and show them proof .. as stated above check 2 vents on the back of the bunk the rubber deforms on them and they leak
Exhaust smell
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by SmoothtruckerArt, Oct 12, 2017.
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Hmm. I had a Western Star. The rubber boot going through the firewall that covered the clutch linkage was all torn up. Maybe worth checking , assuming you have a manual tranny
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Also - first, check all the things the previous posts here in this thread said.
Then,The search bar above right - will turn up other posts about this.
I do remember doing a pretty thorough rundown on this subject before. -
Did you fix it?
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From twenty seventeen - 2 yrs ago; and no reply?
It killed him!!! -
2 year old thread but he posted it was fixed about 3 post above yours.
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Driving through Houston this morning it hit 8 ppm while I was driving around Beltway 8 with the windows open. That was just the background CO pollution in the air.D.Tibbitt, rolls canardly and Condi Thank this. -
Smoothtruckerart posted the initial post.
Don't see any "It's fixed" from him??
I'm tellin ya; it kilt him!!! -
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