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The Champ uses the AirDog® FF200-M G-6 or equivalent fuel filter. The sandwich bracket slides right over the existing frame with no drilling required. This kit includes (3) sandwich mounting plates and all needed hardware. We offer the AirDog® Champ Installation Hose and Fitting Kit (Part # FLK -CHP) which will cover most installations.īracket Option: Sandwich Bracket Kit (Part # SBK-10 00). Pressure hoses will be needed for the supply line into the Champ and out of the Champ – the length varies by application and truck make/model. This kit includes (1) AirDog® Champ with AirDog® FF200-MG-6 Filter and Engine Specific fittings (all fittings needed in most cases). The air and vapor return line connects to the existing engine return line with typical engine specific fittings that are included with the system. This unit mounts easily on the vehicle frame and is installed in the pressure supply line between transfer pump and the engine. The Champ A6HSVO700 is a high pressure fuel air separator for Volvo engines VED-12, D11, D12, and D13. Benefits include Better Fuel Economy, Increased Power Output, Smooth Idle, and Longer Injector Life! Average MPG increase for engines with the AirDog® Champ installed typically range from. The Champ removes the air and vapor from the fuel and allows the engine to perform as intended.

The most noticeable results of air and vapor in fuel are increased fuel consumption, loss of power, and rough idle. Regardless of the type of injection system that your engine has, it will never perform at the designed efficiency level with air and vapor present in the fuel. I always wished I still had the one with the Cummins.T he Pre-Combustion Solution for Maximum Engine Efficiency! Air and vapor degrade diesel engine fuel economy, performance, and increase maintenance cost.

#Volvo ved 12 manual

The sensor had to be 'programmed' by the technician with the laptop. This highway truck currently has 911244 miles and it is still in good condition- Exterior color is black and with a light blue cloth interior- Equipped with a Volvo 12 cylinder 10 speed manual transmission- Triple axle chassis equipped- Air conditioner unit that blows so cold within- Power steering and cruise control equipped- Power windows mirrors seats and door locks. It cost $1,500 to put a new sensor in it. I limped it into the Volvo dealer in Denver. The oil pressure sensor went bad out in Western Kansas.

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The damn thing wouldn't pull an empty trailer over freeway overpasses without needing to go down a full gear. Running the same lanes and the same loads I never got better than 5 mpg with it, usually about 4. I regularly got 6mpg with it, running unrestricted and 3 to 5 mph over the limit even in high speed limit states. One had the ISX the other the D12.īoth had EGR's replaced at about 500,000 to 600,000 miles. I drove two nearly identical 780 Volvo rigs.

Hey, didn't I post about this very thing here before? Why yes Virginia, I did!Īll EGR equipped engines will have troubles with the EGR. Both are 10 speeds and have been fleet maintained. I know everyone will probably go with the ISX Cummins, but I just wanted to get a outlook on everything before I purchased one of these trucks. So my question is which truck should I get? They want 18,500 for the 06 which is a grand cheaper than the 2004, but it has the VED 12 in it. My other friend is a mechanic and all he works on is ISX cummins engine and he told me they have trouble with the egr valves etc. My buddy has a model 630 Volvo with 850 some thousand miles and he has only had to replace the turbo and gets around 7-7.5 mpg hauling. I have heard nightmares about VED Engines and I have heard they are great. I have no experience with VED engines, and not to much with cummins.

So the one truck is 2 years older with a ISX cummins and has less miles, but the 2006 is 2 years newer, but has more miles and has the VED engine in it. The other one is closer to my house it's a 2006 volvo model 630 with a VED 12 engine in it. It's a 10 speed and has 652,000 miles on it with a ISX Cummins.

I have a question on a 2004, and a 2006 Volvo.