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<p>[QUOTE="88 Alpha, post: 4770030, member: 85861"]In short, I ran the APU fuel filter out of fuel. That happens when you know you are cutting it close on fuel and you loose power to the truck. Then, as you are sitting on the shoulder of the road, you attempt to crank the APU. If the APU doesn't crank, you ran the truck out of fuel. If the APU cranks, the problem is elsewhere. The APU ran for about a minute, then it too, lost power. At that point, I knew, beyond a shadow of a doubt, what I had done. </p><p><br /></p><p>I called one of our mechanics this afternoon to get his advice. He said the way the company has these installed, it is very difficult for a driver to re-prime one. He said you have to force air into the fuel tank to force the fuel from the tank to the APU pump. Told me the best thing to do is take it by a T/A and let them do it unless I were going by our shop so he could do it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="88 Alpha, post: 4770030, member: 85861"]In short, I ran the APU fuel filter out of fuel. That happens when you know you are cutting it close on fuel and you loose power to the truck. Then, as you are sitting on the shoulder of the road, you attempt to crank the APU. If the APU doesn't crank, you ran the truck out of fuel. If the APU cranks, the problem is elsewhere. The APU ran for about a minute, then it too, lost power. At that point, I knew, beyond a shadow of a doubt, what I had done. I called one of our mechanics this afternoon to get his advice. He said the way the company has these installed, it is very difficult for a driver to re-prime one. He said you have to force air into the fuel tank to force the fuel from the tank to the APU pump. Told me the best thing to do is take it by a T/A and let them do it unless I were going by our shop so he could do it.[/QUOTE]
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