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Magnetic Fuel Conditioning
Diesel Equipment

Heavy Equipment Buses

 

Installation Guidelines for Heavy Equipment, Large Trucks, Buses etc.

 

Model Application
Cummins and all others with single fuel lines from pump to the head (s)

>     Fuel line before the injector pump

>     Fuel line as it enters cylinder head

   
Detroit and all others with dual fuel lines from the pump to the heads >     Fuel line before the injector pump

>     After pump on each fuel line 

International, Caterpillar and all others with exposed injection lines  >     Fuel line before the injector pump

>     On each injector line

Diesel Pump Adjustments

The best method of performance verification on diesel trucks and buses is to start with an emissions test (hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and oxygen).  Then install the proper system components and run the vehicle for about ten minutes.  Then take another emissions test and compare the data.

After the vehicle has gone through the stabilization period (approx. 2000 km), take another emissions test.  Then adjust the fuel pressure to restore the O2 level to where it was prior to the installation.  This is usually a very small adjustment.

 

 

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