Posted by John A. on November 29, 2010 at 20:39:39 from (76.1.122.180):
In Reply to: 806 quit running posted by LN on November 29, 2010 at 16:51:48:
LN, Stop! First disconnect the line from the tank to the filters! Is it stopped up? On My 966 tank valve, where it screws into the tank there is a little 1/8 pipe nipple that sticks up into the tank so water and rust and crud won't get sucked down and shot off the fuel from the rest of the system. After 30+ yrs there is a bunch of crud built up in these tanks. My 966 would shut off completely so no fuel would come through at all. I would bet that may be the case with yours. If so...... 1...The fix is drain the tank and remove the valve fitting from the tank. flush tank if you can. 2...Contact your local tractor wrecking yard get the [in line screen from the York AC Compressor on a IH 1086] the little screen is about 3.5 or < in long, and about as big around as a big first grade pencil! 3...Afix the little screen to the 1in long nipple on the tank valve. {tie with small wire it will have to clear the ID of 3/4 pipe treads}! 4...Reinstall and fill with diesel and get to work. Hope this helps Later, John A.
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