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Case 580CK diesel starting procedure/identificatio

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Rick Fedorchak

06-09-2004 11:38:56




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All, I've got a Case 580CK diesel that hasn't been run in 4-5 years. I KNOW FOR A FACT that it ran before. I'm wondering, what's the correct procedure for starting this beast, particularly now that it's been sitting for awhile ? I'm already planning on installing a new battery, and draining the old fuel and refilling with fresh. Any help here would be appreciated. Also, can anyone help identify what year this unit was produced ? Information is as follows:
Model # 580CK, Serial # 866430,
Transaxle # 2354591, Engine model # G188D

thanks, Rick

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rod

06-11-2004 05:55:54




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 Re: Case 580CK diesel starting procedure/identific in reply to Rick Fedorchak, 06-09-2004 11:38:56  
well you would have to replace filters with new ones I would think then bleed the system per instructions there should be bleeder screws on the filters and on the pumpm then if it still won't start I would crack open injector line on engine to get fuel up to injector once you have one with fuel flow do the other ones if it still will not go a shot of ether may do the trick. regards
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Rick Fedorchak

06-11-2004 09:12:06




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 Re: Re: Case 580CK diesel starting procedure/ident in reply to rod, 06-11-2004 05:55:54  
Rod, Thanks for your response. I have a manual which shows drain and air bleed valves on the fuel filtering system. However I have no instructions on the sequence. As this is a gravity feed system I'm just assuming that I start at the top to drain moisture from the tank (in my case I'll just drain the old fuel left in the tank and start fresh) then open the drain at the bottom of the filters until it runs freely, then open up the top air bleed valve to get the air out of the fuel system. I'm new to tractors and diesels, so this is all fresh territory to me. I couldn't even remember which position the dash knob is supposed to be in to regulate fuel on/off for this unit ( no tags on the dash to indicate) though another forum member mentioned that pushed in = ON and pulled out = OFF. I still need to find fuel and oil filters for this unit. I picked up some Shell Rotella T 15w-40 to use in the crankcase. If you have a line on what filter numbers I should be looking for let me know. You can respond directly if you want, my email is: [email protected]

thanks again, Rick

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