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Big Dean - Your Help Please

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Ramos

02-25-2006 07:16:55




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Earlier this week you offered your expertise in bleeding the air out of the injector pump of my MF135 which ran out of fuel. I tried what you suggested. Pumped the lever on the fuel pump until I got a steady stream of fuel coming out of each one individually. I then cracked the nut going into one of the injectors and cranked for at least 30 seconds three different times. No fuel coming out by the nut where the line goes into the injector, the engine did not turn over like it wanted to start and I never heard the injector pump click like you suggested. What am I doing wrong or is there some other way to get this tractor to start?

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Big Dean

02-25-2006 07:48:03




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 Re: Big Dean - Your Help Please in reply to Ramos, 02-25-2006 07:16:55  
Hi Ramos If you cannot get it to start after doing that you probably have the metering valve struck in the injection pump this happens now and then If it does not have a multipower transmission you might try pull starting it you cannot pull start one with a multipower . If that is your problem it might free up when you pull start it sometimes they will. One thing is be sure your kill cable is pushed in and it has not slipped causing it not to push the stop lever all the way to the run position. I drove almost a 100 miles one time to start one when I got there the kill cable was pulled causing it not to start. Hope this help If you cannot get it started Email me.

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