Re: Starter fluid

Posted by RAB on November 05, 2004 at 23:50:07 from (195.93.34.11):

In Reply to: Starter fluid posted by Fence on November 05, 2004 at 19:36:44:

Fence,
Your problem seems to be a slightly different from your previous post.
Your post "can anyone tell me why I have to use starter fluid to start a JD 2130? But, after it runs for a while and I kill it, it will restart right off without starter fluid! But, if it sets overnight I have to use starter fluid to start it again!"

My post, basically needing more information from you, as you were simply saying it would restart OK as soon as you get some heat into the engine.

My post "Could be a number of reasons. Worst scenario is a full recondition ......(etc)....."

I now reiterate that we either need more information from you so we are not "flying in the dark" or you get yourself a good book on the workings and fault-finding of a compression-ignition engine and match your symptoms with their diagnoses.
RAB

Follow Ups:

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