Re: farmall w-9 issues

Posted by Don Wadge on February 25, 2006 at 15:49:51 from (142.161.28.206):

In Reply to: farmall w-9 issues posted by maestro on February 25, 2006 at 06:29:02:

I would venture to say it is definitely not a fuel problem. Usually a low compression problem will cause a cylinder to miss until the engine warms up and then they all hit fine. That is unless the compression is really low which I take it you have checked based on your post below. My best bet is that you have a couple of injectors that are 'pissing' (sorry about the language, but a lot of mechanics- that's what they call it). In other words they aren't atomizing the fuel when its injected and may even be cracking late. Unburnt fuel being exhausted causes blue smoke. It might also like to be called by it's right name. McCormick-Deering or McCormick. If Farmall works for you I guess that's OK. But, I can tell you they run entirely different by their right name. Nudge,nudge,wink,wink.

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