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You don't typically see soot dispersed from under the hood of diesel trucks, that would mean leaky exhaust (a big no-no even with external engines). Sure they h
by jojobas 6y ago
You don't typically see soot dispersed from under the hood of diesel trucks, that would mean leaky exhaust (a big no-no even with external engines). Sure they had their reasons.
- jhayward 6y agoA lot of diesel engines have a certain amount of blow-by, which is exhaust pressurizing the crankcase by bypassing e.g. the piston rings. This can leak out from valve rocker covers, etc.
- lstodd 6y agoYeah like the other comment said, they leak. Especially when it's a tank diesel, not designed for longevity at all. You have to keep in mind that those were just campers thrown on top of a T-55 tank chassis.