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JD2640 glow pulgs

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Robert Greene

02-19-2003 17:27:08




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Can an aftermarket glow plug or cold starting aid be added to a JD 2640. Problems with starting below 50 deg. F. Thanks




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davidval

02-21-2003 04:51:13




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 Re: JD2640 glow pulgs in reply to Robert Greene, 02-19-2003 17:27:08  
there are cold starting aids from jd: ether starting aid with electric operation on cab tractors, and thermostart,which is a glow plug in the intake manifold with addition of some fuel through the plug. check your parts catalog.
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ET

02-20-2003 06:54:31




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 Re: JD2640 glow pulgs in reply to Robert Greene, 02-19-2003 17:27:08  
Like Dan said check the ijection system over and masure its timed and the injectors are up to snuff. Has that engine ever been rebuilt? The compresion could be low. When valve jobs are done on those heads special atention needs to be paid to valve protrusion height. If the valves and seats are ground and the valve is lower in the head it lowers compression and starts hard.



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Dan

02-19-2003 19:52:56




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 Re: JD2640 glow pulgs in reply to Robert Greene, 02-19-2003 17:27:08  
I don't think they used a glow plug. Don't think there would be any way to add one to a tractor that didn't come that way as I think they also use a pre combustion chamber with glow plugs. I would think it should start ok if things are right. You might want to check injector pump timing and injectors. You can use either with them but not a good idea to overuse it and shouldn't be needed at 50 degrees. On the 30 series larger tractors like the 4230 and 4430 there was a procedure to set the linkage for starting, believe you pulled the throttle all the way back the foreward again. Can't remember exactly or if that was the same on the 2630, 40 etc.

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