A subsequent 15 units ordered by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) entered service in 2017. An initial 201 was purchased by SMRT and entered service in 2014, with some units transferred to other operators as part of the Bus Contracting Model (BCM). In Singapore, 216 units of the Enviro500 MMC operate on the roads. Among these operators, KMB owns the most buses (with nearly 2,000 units), and smaller operators like Long Win Bus and MTR Bus also operate the Enviro500 MMC. In Hong Kong, the Enviro500 MMC product is extremely popular, with over 3,000 units delivered to franchised bus operators Kowloon Motor Bus (KMB), Citybus (CTB) and New World First Bus (NWFB) as of September 2018. A rear-axle steering (RAS) system is also made available, supplied by ZF (Servocom® RAS). The chassis was offered in lengths between 11.3m and 12.8m. New design features included offsetting the longitudinally-mounted engine and gearbox, along with a safer straight staircase and fuel tank underneath the stairs, a design feature adapted from the Enviro400.
The chassis featured improved maintainability, reliability, lightweight body, and reduced operating costs with low life-cycle cost.
It is the latest design iteration of the Enviro500 product offered by Alexander Dennis Limited (ADL), as of 2018. The Enviro500 MMC chassis was launched in 2012, having been redesigned from the initial Enviro500 launched in 2002.
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The chassis presented here (VIN: SFD4ADNR6JMTL6515) was registered to New World First Bus on 11 December 2018 as VW9946 (fleet code 5782). This chassis was shipped out shortly after the opening ceremony and bound for ADL’s assembly plant in Zhuhai., China. Thanks for any guidance you could provide.ADL Enviro500 (Euro 6) Chassis – Rear Leftįor the Asia Pacific market, ADL manufactures its chassis at Pasir Gudang in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. A few hours later, my wife went out and it started right up without hesitation.Īny idea? Is there a temp sensor that may be causing a fuel issue or may there be condensation getting into the distributor (what a pain to get to as I thought about looking but it seems a lot has to be removed to get to it).
It cranked fine and seem to be really close to running but just never caught. Yesterday, it started just fine and drove it to work. I then had a few days where it started fine in the morning but I did not drive out of fear of getting stranded. Any time it starts, it runs fine no rough idle, hard start, or anything similar. It started with a few days of refusing to start in the morning but then will fire right up in the afternoon as though nothing was wrong. We have had some varying temperatures with warm days and cool nights so my first thought was condensation in something electrical. It, literally, only seems to do this in the morning. It started doing this about a month ago and I'm not sure what to do or really where to look. A recent development in my otherwise reliable 1998 V70 T5 is that it does not want to start all the time in the morning.
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