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Posted by trucker on November 22, 2001 at 08:04:22 from (38.195.116.32):
In Reply to: Diesel Problem posted by Jim on November 13, 2001 at 14:48:36:
You might try taking the pickup tube out of the fuel tank and rig up something else to use for a pickup tube and see what that does.I worked on a truck one time that did that and thats what it turned out to be.You might have a line that isnt really tight,but you cant turn it any more with a wrench too.If you take them off one at a time,or just loosen them when its running(I dont know a lot about a mercedes)but on a Cat,that can tell you which cylinders arent working.If that works,it might just be a line.
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