MASSIVE FIRE – Runaway Diesel on the Dyno!

43 thoughts on “MASSIVE FIRE – Runaway Diesel on the Dyno!”

1. Was für dumme Umweltverschmutzer!

2. Death by dyno,huh ?

3. That engine did NOT want to die,good old Chevy

4. oh god… blew a piston like a bullet

5. fire marshal bill
   Diesel and high compression
   It’s a deadly combination

6. What's nuts is that thing became an inferno from hell, then they immediately started rebuilding it afterwards. They're dedicated to that truck.

7. Some one could have gotten killed and all they are worried about is the freaking engine on the damn truck.

8. A Ford would have died due to mechanical failure in the opening seconds. That Chevy is built tough.

9. Duramaximum crap!

10. Rinse it off with water and put it back in let's say, a Cadillac, I'm sorry, i mean Crapilac. It'll be just like the same thing.
    GM are garbage, at every level.

11. I know this is a 4 year old video but the guy that owns DHD is right across the street from the shop that I work at. About ounce a month I hear something that sounds like it's about to blow up or come through the walls of my shop…

12. TOTAL CREDIT TO THE GUYS they had a fier suit on, they had a runaway cut off that WOULD have worked if it has not sheared the turbo off – they did everything right…

13. When you see white smoke coming out of a diesel you just know it will be a runaway when brought to high rpm

14. This happened to me once at a weigh station in Kentucky. It rolled the pulley right off the front of the motor and melted the pistons

15. Crowd took forever to react

16. It's on fire, yo

17. I love how he's worried about the bearings?

18. "There's concern that there's going to be some pretty heavy bearing damage". Ummmm…..that's your concern? Not that everything in the engine compartment was on fire and either blew up or was broken?

19. EGTs seem a bit high …

20. Turbo intake inlet right there on the left headlight area and no one thought to choke it or shoot a fire extinguisher into it. Idiots.

21. Why is it that the procedure for shutting down a diesel engine is always to cut the air supply? Under "normal" operating conditions that may work fine, but it seems like you'd want to have a way to cut fuel pressure near the injection system. I am baffled as to why there is ever a runaway condition at all considering this could be done. Especially during an event like this if for no other reason than safety. How complicated can it be?

22. Bearing problem;

23. It has an bearing problem

24. 👎🧤😰

25. Messed*

26. Bearing messesed up

27. That was beautiful. Do it again.

28. Diesels should come with a way to block the intake from the cabin. A button that moves a cover over the turbo blocking air from fueling it farther. Maybe that won't work, I don't know much about Diesels.

29. Im upset they didn't post the dyno sheet

30. DURA-MUNCH 🤣

31. Duramax keeps going even if blown where them fords at o lkq

32. So dumb

33. 1:59 Whoa !!!! Its on fire !!! 😱

34. Stupid. Idiocracy.

35. 🔥😂🔥😂🔥😂

36. If you want to end your car’s life this is the right place to do it !

37. So what’s the most dangerous place to be when a diesel runs away?

38. Lol

39. Lol; ithad anbearing problem; moonstone;

40. it had an bearing problem

41. moonstone;Jason;Frankie!

42. WTF !!

43. I told my buddy "that was a nice expensive truck" and he said "that was a nice expensive Dyno" I started laughing and said I didn't think of that… he's gonna be mad. My buddy said "both of them are probably swing all the fire is going"

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