Posted by steelfronts on February 17, 2009 at 16:58:46 from (66.227.245.241):
In Reply to: MD Questions posted by BruceS. on February 17, 2009 at 16:42:22:
Bruce you are right about the wire going to the mag it should be the on off switch in the manifold operated by the switching from gas to diesel linkages. Dont bother switching back to gas to shut off as that leaves the starting valves hanging open in the cylinders and wont provide contact for proper cooling for them. Loosen the drain plug on the oil pan and keep loosening till something drips out to see if there is any coolant leak.With a clean crb and good spark they will start easy by hand on gas and warm up properly to switch to diesel. Just let them cool off for 5 or 10 minutes before shutting them off after running.
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