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Stevie Dynahoe

01-02-2002 14:28:48




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I don't get home in time to diagnose my hoes problems but I will try the things I learned from you people on Sat. But for now 2 questions - I heard it's a bull when you run out of fuel? How is a system bled at that point or if I had done a repair in the fuel circuit? And now that I have a basic understanding of how a diesel runs why is a diesel so loud with that distinctive sound? Thanks.




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hermin the goose

01-03-2002 15:12:28




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 Re: Since your all so knowledgable!! in reply to Stevie Dynahoe, 01-02-2002 14:28:48  
ok Steve, is this on the 353, tank above like you said, easy, too. you can open the bleed screws on the filters if ya want, close when ya get a solid stream of fuel. or on the hoe just fill,crank if ya did not run it too dry.
detroits are self bleeding in desigh. perkins can be a pain, dd are so very easy- your should be easy- head will be full of fuel.
noise-
depends on the engine the make, timing of the injection, how whipped,many many things
injection style, direct, indirect, lanova, perchameber, sytle of air intake too,
i have a 8.2-yes i know it is junk,DD
four stroke, but the same style of injection as the 53.71.
i have played, just do not like noise-very quiet at idie, no clang clang.
good power for what it is
very little smoke-
friend of mine has a 671 on a saw mill. he has played with it, it idie, the thing is just nasty, wound up is - beyond awful, he loves it.
just installed a 353 in a case w7 loader- the 301 needs rest. Leid desiel did the reman on it, nice and quiet, very quiet.
honk honk

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Ahhh NUTS!

01-03-2002 07:43:49




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 Re: Since your all so knowledgable!! in reply to Stevie Dynahoe, 01-02-2002 14:28:48  
First things first. Wear a good pair of safety glasses. Second, wear good ear protection. The pressures involved in diesel fuel delivery are so great that you may, by accident, be injected with fuel into your body. AND, if your not wearing safety glasses, you will not be able to see your car keys to get to the hospital. Thin vinyl gloves make cleanup a snap.



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