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Re: Help 706 hard to start
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Posted by Aces on June 05, 2004 at 08:43:48 from (207.223.245.178):
In Reply to: Help 706 hard to start posted by Glen Thibodeaux on June 04, 2004 at 15:30:27:
Glen I said this before and say again you can't check glow plugs unless you take them out and see that thay get red hot on the tip and make sure the tip is not burnt off some. I don't agree with the hard starting idea of these engines. I worked on them for many years and they are not hard to start if in good shape I know of one 560D that would start with out using the glow plugs, never did think that was a good idea. But if they start hard they need work. I don't go with the 2 12V batteries in parallel no way to be sure both are charging. If hard to start they need new batteries, new starter, new injectors, pump, deliever valve, velve job, new overhaul.
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