FRANKFORT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

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• The bus body has loose, damaged or improperly aligned body parts. These would include rivets, bolts, and body panels and/or rub rails

• Exhaust leak exceeding one (1) inch measurable in any direction or half (½) inch in diameter.

• There is a significant fluid leak from the transmission
• There is a significant leak from the engine or transmission onto the exhaust system which could potentially cause a fire

• Any hanger, clamp or bracket is missing, loose or broken
• Any shock absorber is leaking fluid

• Center/carrier bearing: any broken or loose center/carrier bearing bracket, bolts or mounting hardware, any center bearing bracket crack equaling fifty (50) percent or more of the original width, more than one half (1/2) inch vertical movement of the shaft in the center bearing carrier (rubber)
• There is a significant leak from the engine or transmission onto the exhaust system which could potentially cause a fire
• There is a significant fluid leak from the transmission

• There is fuel leaking from any point on in the fuel system

• Any part of the step-well or support structure is rusted through
• Step-well area is weakened
• There is a significant leak from the engine or transmission onto the exhaust system which could potentially cause a fire
• A dripping oil or fluid leak

• The engine has excessive oil or grime build-up, or if there is dirt or fluid standing on the engine (i.e. oil, coolant, etc.).
• There is significant engine oil or fluid leak from the engine.
• There is a significant fluid leak from the transmission.