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Re: D239 white smoke - Revisited
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Posted by ray on October 30, 2002 at 17:46:01 from (40.0.40.10):
In Reply to: D239 white smoke - Revisited posted by Brad Rackers on October 30, 2002 at 10:40:34:
My original D239 started real easy (even in the winter <32F) and hardly smoked a bit even though it had: spun a bearing; lots of blowby, coolant in the oil, and low oil pressure. The rebuild smoked (unless it was working hard and up to temp) and was noticably difficult to start when outside temps dipped below 50F. I have never had a compression check since it's not trivial equipment-wise, but assume it's the aftermarket stuff since the injectors were rebuilt. Does yours start easy in the cold?
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