The only thing I've ever read on altitude is in the owner's manual for my '03 CAT C15 it said that the engine shouldn't be operated above 10k feet above sea level (although we did regularly run I-70 west of Denver which IS above 10k feet for a few miles). Unless you are crossing Eisenhower Pass on I-70, you will never be above 10k feet on any interstate in the US (that I know of, anyway).
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Last edited by Musicman; 09-06-2010 at 01:28 AM.
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