Nope, just have put many miles on DD15's. Sorry about that last post, it was a little harsh so I deleted.
But these modern engines, for better or worse, are completely different than previous platforms.
10 years since SCR technology on trucks
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Carbon is the number one enemy of any engine.
Cummins knows this. That's why they made the ISX.Rideandrepair Thanks this. -
They are made of a metal block with 6 holes.
They are not much different. Only more wires.
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ISX as a fix, now that's funny!BoostedTeg, Tug Toy and Oldironfan Thank this.
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I'm tired, good night.
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In you’re example I’d say it all has paid off can’t beat those numbersOldironfan Thanks this.
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The only thing that makes sense is the APU saves fuel.
That is the only thing I will believe.Rideandrepair Thanks this. -
It won’t hurt the engine as they are designed to operate that low. It seems the driveline would really take a beating though.Maybe not or too soon to tell? Haven’t heard much about excessive failures, so really can’t disagree. Never really know until tried and tested
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As far as Detroit ddec systems go each has improved but a lot of so called innovations I see are more of a hinderance. I’m curious how the driveline will hold up over time running the lower RPMs. Maybe just fine. Interesting subject to me
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How long is tried and tested?
10 years is not enough?
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