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superduty-list Digest Sun, 17 Dec 2000 Volume: 2000  Issue: 064

In This Issue:
Slipping and Oiling
Re: Slipping and Oiling
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From: "Bart Ogden" QuixNet.net>
Subject: Slipping and Oiling
Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2000 11:19:05 -0600


We have ice in Kansas right now and yesterday I noticed that, in reverse, my

limited slip rear axle was not turning on one side.  I was backing a trailer
into place and never thought about not having traction action when backing
up.  Anyone know if this is normal or should I have it checked out.

Also, for all my fellow kerosene burners out there - do you have an oily
film around the turbocharger area on the engine?  Every 3000 miles, my air
filter has to be replaced because it looks so bad.  The indicator hasn't
popped into "change" mode, but there is definitely a need to replace due to
the crud on the filter.

Sincerely,
A. Bart Ogden, President
Home Safe Chimney Services, Inc.
Wichita, Kansas
www.homesafeks.com
Member NCSG & KGPCS
C.S.I.A. CCS#2653, C-DET #10
homesafe quixnet.net


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