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    2/22/2018 3:17 pm  #1

    davehagen
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    CUMMINS ISX15 FUEL IN THE COOLANT!

    Have any of the diesel shops experienced diesel fuel in the coolant?>
    Could be before and after injector sleeve installation.
    Cummins thinks they may have a possible repair.
    I'm wondering if any shops have tried this field repair.
    Take a look and please comment on your success rate.
    http://tsb.cumminsvirtualcollege.com/TSB170002.aspx

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