Can you use this in a commercial diesel truck?
782071
Read my review. I owned one of these and it came apart after a couple of uses. We did not abuse this thing. The plunger did not work and the clean water would not flush. When we called for customer service, no one answered the phone.Now....if that is the way you want to get treated, be my guest and buy it. But I guarantee you the only way I will buy another is with a gun pointed at my head.
782072
Just as Meow said, I don't see why not. It's less than 2 feet x 2 feet and about 22 inches tall.
782073
we use it camping and in the van for long trips, for the little kids this saves on those gatta go stops.
782074
They are used in campers. The dimensions are similar to the size of a toilet seat and about 16" high, 14" wide 16" depth. ( I don't know a thing about diesel trucks.). They are heavy once you get water in them.
2126119
yes. I work on heavy duty on highway diesel vehicles. and most of the time the reservoir is separate from the radiator and it works for me
1852926
We use diesel in are's, Runs great & cheaper to operate.When shutting unit off you can't just unplug. Follow manufactures instructions.Empty fuel compartment when not using in summer months.
2152529
I'm not sure about diesels. However, if the truck uses the OBDII computer system, it should work. Probably should research it a bit more before buying.
704293
You should ask camco. I would try it. This worked good for my customer I installed it in a food truck with a 6.5 Onan diesel Gen.
1034798
You should be able to use this gauge on a diesel or gas engine, just as long as you know the fuel pressure does not exceed the 15psi max pressure of the gauge. It can damage and or cause the gauge to leak.
1976297
If you are using for automotive usr it should be fine. I have mine on a diesel to move extra coolant, and while I can't give you a specific temp, i have seen temp readings over 200 degrees F with no damage to unit.
1809960
I don't see why not. The hoses should hold up. It has a rotary pump, so that is unaffected. You may have to change the filter more often because, in my mind, diesel fuel is "dirtier". No big deal as long as you can get to it to change it. Remember it is alow pressure pump and in supercold weather the fuel may wax, and the pump becomes non-functional until the temps go up.
1478057
This is not designed for use with diesel fuel or to be used with typical diesel injector pressures. Sorry for any confusion.
2168242
I don't see why not. It's made to suck fluid through a tube. It doesn't create a real powerful vacuum, so it might take some time. Something to consider is that when bleeding brakes, you're usually working with gravity. With diesel fuel lines, you're likely working against.
1964019
You certainly can't use it to feed fuel from the diesel tank to the engine. You could use it to fill the fuel tank from a can or a larger tank, though.
1455229
HA! Nope. This is a motorcycle battery. You could probably get it to work. You'd need a couple of them to get enough amps to crank the diesel motor.
1455227
HA! Nope.This is a motorcycle battery. You could probably get it to work. You'd need a couple of them to get enough amps to crank the diesel motor.
146012
I do not know. I have used on a 2003 Ford Excursion and 1999 Ford F250, both with 7.3L diesels.
1509694
Yes. The yellow can is the correct color coded can for diesel fuel. I have used these cans for years and they are far superior to the cheaper plastic cans. Easier to use and less spills.
653209
My guess is yes, as the specs state diesel is okay. But you should probably try to confirm that by looking up and reading the user guide for it or find the specs on Rules own website
1688275
I don't know about that, my car isn't diesel. Sorry. It is a GREAT produce for regular gas powered cars, I do know that!