Re: international harvester b-275

Posted by Don Wadge on July 01, 2004 at 05:34:56 from (142.161.9.147):

In Reply to: international harvester b-275 posted by brent on June 30, 2004 at 12:45:41:

I agree. You are lacking fuel and it is probably caused by some sort of blockage that allows the fuel to seep through eventually. A diesel that is running out of fuel will often rev up a bit as it leans out just before it runs out of fuel. I find it a little strange that being a diesel it will restart after a while without bleeding which would lead me to believe that the problem is somewhat close or in the pump. Do these pumps have an internal screen perhaps where the line goes into the pump? When you said it would not start for a while I understood you did not necessarily have to bleed the pump but would restart after sitting for a long while.
Why not try running the tractor until it dies out, then remove the line at the pump and see if fuel runs freely out of the supply line.
When there is a problem whether it is liquid or electrical it is good to be methodic in tracing the problem. Work from the point at which you have no electricity or fuel for example and test along the line to the point at which the supply is good.

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