Posted by mrjhg on October 17, 2015 at 12:25:05 from (96.33.188.125):
Very long story as short as I can make it: -After some engine work, and an IP rebuild, my engine would only start with ether. It ran great after it was started. -I re-checked the pump but it looked like it was in time. -A diesel mechanic and I verified all of the timing marks on the front of the engine IP were correct so i sent the pump to be checked and also had the injectors rebuilt. -When I got the pump back, not only did it still need ether to start, it would only idle in the Start position producing some white smoke. It would die when the lever was placed in the Run position. -I had the guy who rebuilt the pump come to my house, verify the problem and in the end he gave up. -I had a different mechanic take the pump apart and he said although the head was a bit worn, it still made good pressure and met specs. He didn't think I'd have a problem. -The tractor has about 1500 hours and the compression is fine.
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