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JD3010 D Fuel Problem

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Wade

09-18-2002 19:10:15




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The tractor was running fine, then idled down and sounded like it starving for fuel. It would not respond to any throttle movement and eventually died out. Tractor would then start momentarily, then die out. It finally started and stayed running for about an hour. Then it did the same thing and now it only runs for a few seconds before dying out. No fuel was getting to injector pump, so I replaced the transfer pump. Plenty of fuel now to injector pump, but it still runs only momentarily. Bled all air, including injector lines. Any suggestions?

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Jim B

09-19-2002 04:28:43




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 Re: JD3010 D Fuel Problem in reply to Wade, 09-18-2002 19:10:15  
Wade,take return line fitting out of inj. pump.If tractor runs then the fitting is plugged.Fitting has glass ball in it that is plugged by rubber from governor.You have two choices,rebuild pump or knock out glass ball and run it.Glass ball retains some fuel in pump for lubrication and cooling.I have seen roosamaster's run a while with no glass ball.Jim B



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Ducknose Bob

09-19-2002 01:20:03




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 Re: JD3010 D Fuel Problem in reply to Wade, 09-18-2002 19:10:15  
Governor Ring failure in the injection pump.



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gy3020

09-18-2002 21:36:29




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 Re: JD3010 D Fuel Problem in reply to Wade, 09-18-2002 19:10:15  
i have a 3020 that did the same thing a few years ago, replaced fuel pump, changed main filters, still no go. Turned out to be the inline filter I had put ahead of the fuel pump. Felt like a real rocket scientist let me tell ya. I would try changing the filters if you have not allready done that.



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Big Kendal

09-18-2002 19:18:41




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 Re: JD3010 D Fuel Problem in reply to Wade, 09-18-2002 19:10:15  
Had a 4230 do this, my problem with a piece of o-ring from the pump somewhere clogged the injector port on the off side of the main barrel discharge. What I'd do is disconnect one of the injectors andstart it up and see if any fuel come out while running. If no goe- back up to the injector output see if you have flow etc.,etc,. Maybe a line is clogged, maybe the filter is bad. Check linkage on throttle?

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Wade

09-18-2002 19:12:51




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 Re: JD3010 D Fuel Problem in reply to Wade, 09-18-2002 19:10:15  
It's a 3020, not a 3010. Sorry about that.



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