Really depends on the type. A Type A school bus might have a gas, diesel, or CNG engine.. those will use whatever is standard for the chassis manufacturer (e.g., Triton gas or Powerstroke diesel for Ford chassis, Vortec gas or Duramax diesel for General Motors chassis, Hemi gas or Cummins diesel for Dodge chassis). For Type B, C, and D buses, Thomas Built buses is owned by Daimler A.G. - the parent company of Freightliner, Western Star, and Mercedes Benz, and have been available with Cummins, Mercedes-Benz, or Caterpillar (until 2009) diesel engines or Cummins CNG engines.
IC Bus is a subsidiary of Navistar International, and can have Navistar MaxxForce or Cummins diesel engines, or Cummins CNG engines.
Blue Bird does not make their own engines, so they will use Cummins diesel or CNG engines.
In the case of diesels, 6 - 7 liters is most likely what you'll find, though I have, in the past, seen school buses with 7.3 liter 3126 and C7 Caterpillars.
A typical school bus engine can take anywhere from 10 to 30 quarts of oil, depending on the size and model of the bus. It is recommended to consult the specific bus owner's manual for the correct oil capacity.
As much as the engine manufacturer specifies.
The transmission fluid fill cap on a 1989 Chevy school bus with a diesel engine is under the air filter. The air filter has to be removed to see it.
Depends on the size of the school bus, size of the fuel tank, if it has a diesel or gasoline engine, and the mpg it will get. None of which you list.
Pull out the engine and let the kids push... you drift.
school bus
I can help you if you tell me which engine is in it.
Depends on the engine. 150 - 200 degrees, typically.
School Bus Chrome National School Bus Yellow either one
A school bus is a compound machine because it is made up of multiple simple machines working together to perform a task. For example, it includes wheels and axles for movement, levers for opening doors, and inclined planes for accessing the seating area.
"Take the school bus to school."or "Do you take the school bus to school?"
That's not a question. It's not even a sentence. You fail.