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Engine Cut-out at high RPM

Wolfgang the Gray

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Actually there is a drain on all 3 filter canisters. Most of the water will be captured in the primary canister but it's a good practice to drain all 3 on a regular basis.
Yep, I finished reading the Multi-Fuel Engine Truck Operator (comic?) tonight and it said to drain them all before startup. I want to keep my truck running as long as I do so will follow the book and hopefully get a kiss at the end of the day from the babe riding with me.
 

Wolfgang the Gray

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If you check/drain all three on a regular basis(pre driving check), you will have an idea that things are going as designed or you have a side of the road problem! Checking the water separator/filter is a must every time before you start the truck according to the TM's!
And I'll be doing it each time as part of my checklist. A happy truck makes for a happy driver.
 
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