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Re: 544 deisel- a little more wisdom please- long
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Posted by Chris in Washington on November 25, 2005 at 13:27:00 from (71.212.20.14):
In Reply to: 544 deisel- a little more wisdom please- long pos posted by dave from MN on November 25, 2005 at 12:49:50:
The fuel shut off gets pulled back 2/3 for starting. At that position it allows the injection pump to add more fuel. When I start my 544D, I have to immediately return the fuel shut off to the forward position or it will die. To shut down, pull the handle all the way back. Make sure your battery cables are in good condition and of the proper gauge. That is a lot of amps going through there. When some people replace a battery cable, they get a standard automotive cable that isn't big enough to handle the amperage.
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