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Re: My sister ask this question
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Posted by bcPA on July 13, 2004 at 23:50:24 from (172.163.96.82):
In Reply to: My sister ask this question posted by buck on July 13, 2004 at 21:21:14:
If a truckstop was on top of hill I would let truck run to cool turbo and engine after pulling a heavy load up a mountain. But if at bottom of mountain I would only run engine a short time. I installed a pyrometer in my mack so I knew just how much heat I was generating.I dont remember exact numbers but if exhaust temp went too high while climbing a hill I would take my foot out of the throttle even though It still had plenty of power and everything seemed fine, so as to not hurt anything.
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