Kubota G6200

GLMPA · Oct 14, 2015

I have a Kubota G6200 diesel that has new fuel injectors and glow plugs but I cant get engine to start. Any thoughts? Compression issue or fuel pump? Thanks

johnpop1 · Oct 14, 2015

I am not very smart about Kubotas or diesels, but, has the fuel system been bled of all air?

T.R.K. · Oct 14, 2015

I guess you have bled the injection system by the manual.
Does it use a shutdown solenoid? If it uses an energize to run solenoid, you may have a broken electrical connection or blown fuse.

kencombs · Oct 15, 2015

Are you getting smoke out the exhaust when trying to start? You should be, either white which is unburned fuel or black partially burned. White may be due to low compression, need to test to be sure.

No smoke means no fuel. Bleed procedure?? shutoff valve/solenoid? filter? Just start from the tank one step at a time until you find the reason.

JF in MI · Oct 15, 2015

I inherited a Kubota diesel that also wouldn't start. It had a pull-to-shutoff cable. Unlike my Ford the cable pulls the lever on the fuel distributor but does not push it back. The lever is supposed to return by spring pressure and was hung up in the off position. Freed up the lever and everything was fine after that.

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