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heh. We did the same thing in our tractor trailers. Samples taken at shop and sent out for lab analysis. We could go some 30,000 miles now on Rotella T. <br /> <br />But for the really big engines such as locomotives that would be just the ticket with the above post. <br /> <br />I am beginning to see the beginnings of a true real time sensors report on all aspects of the engine as it runs sent to satellite to the shop in real time as you go down the road. <br /> <br />Carrier already enjoys such real time communication on all operational units equipped with the tracking and data relay by satellite systems on the reefer cars.
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