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Where to find air in a cat C15 engine?

Where to find air in a cat C15 engine?

If air is entering system, the air will be seen with a site glass at the pump inlet (hook up to a “known good fuel source” if you question it). Air might also be found on the return line to the tank, but be careful as some bubbles in the fuel is normal.

Why does my cat engine won’t start?

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Why does my cat C15 engine gargle?

Almost since the day I bought it, there has been a miss in it. It “gargles” and knocks like it’s starving for fuel, can’t get enough fuel pressure to the injectors. Symptoms are almost identical to those you see when a fuel filter begins to plug up.

How often does a cat C15 engine die?

Lately, it’s also been real bad about losing prime, so about one out of ten times I start it up, it loses prime and dies, then I have to use starting fluid to get it started again. I’ve had it in the shop, both Cat and Peterbilt, more than 25 times, every test in the world has been run on it, and no one can figure it out.

Is the cat C10 engine a good engine?

The C10 is a good engine, but will drink alittle more fuel. In addition, you must look at both trucks to see how they are speced as you don’t mention that. That would be my deciding factor along with what they cost. 350,000 on a C10 isn’t too bad.

What should I do if my engine won’t start?

So the first thing is you do need to change the spark plug, the air filter, and the oil (and filter if it has one), and since we don’t run engines outside of their maintenance schedule now is a good time to bring the maintenance up to date. Then we talk, but you ruin this engine and it’s as good as throwing $500 away so first things first.

How many horsepower does a 10L engine have?

Those are usually 300-325 hp. IMO a 10L engine is too small for 80k. Absolutely HATE the ratios on the 10. Aren’t worth spit for the mountains either. 10s tend to be fleet spec trucks, IMO.

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Ruth Doyle