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Re: Starting problem on JD 2130
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Posted by RAB on November 04, 2004 at 22:57:05 from (195.93.34.11):
In Reply to: Starting problem on JD 2130 posted by Fence on November 04, 2004 at 20:35:09:
Could be a number of reasons. Worst scenario is a full recondition of engine the is needed. You don"t say what your ambient conditions are. No diesel will start as easily when cold compared with when warmer. If temperatures are low more heat needs to be developed in the combustion chamber to achieve combustion. Alternatives to complete overhaul might be injection problems, loss of compression due to valves etc. One thing is fairly certain - if you have to use copious amounts of ether to start it in warmish conditions, you will be likely to further damage the top rings/ring grooves due to the ether exploding rather than burning (subsonic flame travel) and causing shock waves which can easily break top rings if they are at all loose in the piston. You will know the condition of the engine , well we certainly don"t, and you need to consider engine hours, oil consupmtion, last injection service, etc. Regards, RAB
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