[CapLou]

Since I'm new to diesel engines. Just wonderng whats the highest oil temps you guys are seeing when pulling a boat, rv, or trailer? So far the highest I've been seeing is 219 to 229 when pulling my boat up a bridge. Does anyone know what temp is considered to high or a danger zone for our EDs?

 

[zoomie]

Since I'm new to diesel engines. Just wonderng whats the highest oil temps you guys are seeing when pulling a boat, rv, or trailer? So far the highest I've been seeing is 219 to 229 when pulling my boat up a bridge. Does anyone know what temp is considered to high or a danger zone for our EDs?

I'd check your manual to be safe. It might be different for each truck depending on the configuration, cab, bed, gears, etc.....

 

[v8deuce]

Driving at hwy speeds all gauges in the middle or normal,flat out pulling my 9000b rv climbing a long hill all gauges read just a hair more well within operating range and no annoying fan cutting in and out like a 747 taking off.
Randy

 

[Haulin]

Driving at hwy speeds all gauges in the middle or normal,flat out pulling my 9000b rv climbing a long hill all gauges read just a hair more well within operating range and no annoying fan cutting in and out like a 747 taking off.
Randy

Not bad at all, good to see its all holding up well so far. Hopefully it stays that way as time goes on.

 

[10%More]

Seems normal. I have seen that pulling my toy hauler up a mountain last Summer. Actally that's nowhere near what the synthetic oil we are using can take.


Run on.