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AC HD4???

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KOBUS

12-08-2005 02:40:50




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Could someone please help!!! We bought a AC Dozer from a chap who is not to sure about what model it is, as per him he thinks it is a HD4. Fitted with a GM 2 Cylinder engine. He recon it used diesel. Does anyone out there know if they did come out with these engines and what can I do to get it running again?

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Kobus




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Kobus

12-09-2005 02:25:08




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 Re: AC HD4??? in reply to KOBUS, 12-08-2005 02:40:50  
Hector & Gatz,

Thanks for the info, this will help a lot. The pic is showing exactly what we have. Now the problem is to get it started. Been standing for 6 years. When you use petrol (gasoline) or quick start, it actually starts up. Only problem is that I presume that we will need some sort of manual to see where the "injectors� are situated as my knowledge of this type of engine is minimal. If you guys could help I will appreciate. I will upload some pics of our dozer on the weekend for you guys to check.

Thanks so far.

Kobus

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hector gemme

12-09-2005 02:55:26




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 Re: AC HD4??? in reply to Kobus, 12-09-2005 02:25:08  
HI The injector are in cover valve and a DETROIT you better check the maine fuel line and the fuel filter,HECTOR



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Kobus

12-09-2005 03:23:36




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 Re: AC HD4??? in reply to hector gemme, 12-09-2005 02:55:26  
Hector,

Thanks. We replaced fuel filter, will check fuel lines again, although when you open the overflow on fuel line it sprays a strong spray of fuel. I suspect that there may be a blocking of some sortr in the injectors. Will check and see if I can get to them to clean them out. Can you give me some idea of how I shoud go about to remove and clean them?
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Kobus



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hector gemme

12-09-2005 09:53:44




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 Re: AC HD4??? in reply to Kobus, 12-09-2005 03:23:36  
HI disconnect the fuel line past the fuel pump just before the ead and start the machine if the fuel go to the injector and if yes give him a little bit starting ether.HECTOR



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hector gemme

12-08-2005 06:19:27




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 Re: AC HD4??? in reply to KOBUS, 12-08-2005 02:40:50  
HI That should be a hd5 with detroit 271 you could check on right side on back top housing the serie number and I have some parts for.



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Gatz

12-08-2005 06:14:19




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 Re: AC HD4??? in reply to KOBUS, 12-08-2005 02:40:50  
The HD5B used a GM 2-71 Diesel Engine.

Here's a side view from Swinford's book.



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