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Posted for "Chuck Jensen" <cjensen@dts9000.com>:

  Scott,
  
  Sucking flames and smoke into the cabins on Velocity is usually not a
  problem.  In most cases, the fire just burns until the engine falls off
  (only semi-joking).  This is why many, including myself, have a fire
  detection system on the pusher that signals or alarms up front when the
  fire in back is not contained inside the six cylinders.  You tractor
  guys are lucky, you get a face full of smoke and flames, so you know
  what's going on (only semi-joking).
  
  Different smoke, for different folks.
  
  Chuck