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Winter Fuel Tank Failure in School Bus Fleets Often Surfaces Late in the Season Winter fuel tank failure rarely begins in February. It develops gradually after months of salt exposure, temperature swings, vibration, and repeated cold starts. By late winter, school bus maintenance teams often discover that small mounting or corrosion issues have progressed beyond cosmetic wear. The stress is cumulative. Road salt accelerates corrosion at seam lines and strap contact points. Ov

Reviewing last year’s failures in January helps fleets reduce emergency repairs and repeat breakdowns.

Cold temperatures cause exhaust systems to contract while vibration remains constant. Learn which components fail first in winter.