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JD-820 runs 45 sec. then shut down

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Tommy

06-30-2003 11:27:17




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I changed oil and put on 2 new fuel filters, started away from the shop and it died. Hit the started, fired up ran a while and died down. Back in the shop, no runs, no leaks, no errors that I can see.
Engine cranks, run about 45 seconds, then shut down. Here's the odd thing, removed the fuel line
cranked the engine, to check flow, let it run until all the fuel was out of the Injector pump. Put the fuel line back on and it run for 5 minutes
before it shut down. Thanks in advance

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Jim B

07-01-2003 04:56:51




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 Re: JD-820 runs 45 sec. then shut down in reply to Tommy, 06-30-2003 11:27:17  
Tommy,check fuel return line for blockage.Unused fuel has to flow back to tank.JimB



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Brandon

06-30-2003 18:13:05




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 Re: JD-820 runs 45 sec. then shut down in reply to Tommy, 06-30-2003 11:27:17  
You will need to bleed it (with my 80 it took quite a while, and pulling too), and from your description, I'm wondering if it is sucking air in the fuel system somewhere...maybe you get it bled and running, but the air gets in, and kills the tractor? Are the sediment bowl, and fuel filter bowls tight? How about the bleeder bolts? Could you have a cracked line (I would think that would spray more fuel than suck air!)

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Brokenwrench

06-30-2003 15:26:21




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 Re: JD-820 runs 45 sec. then shut down in reply to Tommy, 06-30-2003 11:27:17  
You need to properly bleed the fuel system. Also make sure the fuel is turned on. You should have had fuel coming out of the line you took off if the filters were bled and the fuel was turned on



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