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Since it’s a flood victim, and I’m going to be doing a 2nd oil change (if it gets running) shortly after, do you think travelers SAE 30 will work for a short time?
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Been reading and watching a lot of info. But not clear what oil I should use. Aside from the CAT oil, what should I put in the 3116 engine? Fair temp range for all year would be 0°-110°F outside air temps in SW Iowa.
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Takes a special tool for injectors right? And even dumber question, what’s the best way to turn the engine? The 3116 manual has a warning that says don't attempt to turn using front of crankshaft it's only 8 small bolts instead of 1 big one.
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Thanks for the optimism! Honestly, seeing how the truck looks in person, I’m optimistic. Supposed to be above freezing tomorrow (52°) so I’m hoping to get a look at fuel tank, oils, etc to see how much, if any water is in it.
Thanks for the tips. The rest of the truck is in really great condition. The city immediately serviced all other vehicles but our dept doesn’t get any attention…so there it sat. But if they fixed it, I wouldn’t have the chance! So win/lose.
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I’m the proud new owner of this rig; my first MV. 1995 M35A3 CAT 3116, automatic. It was in a fresh water flood 3 years ago and hasn’t been touched since.
What recommendations do you have on maintenance actions to complete before I even try to see if she will get up and running? Thanks for...
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