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Re: td-6 trouble
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Posted by Bill46 on April 19, 2007 at 05:16:13 from (65.200.157.177):
In Reply to: td-6 trouble posted by Jacob S on April 19, 2007 at 05:01:55:
Sounds like you still got air in her Jacob. Fill the diesel tank up. Make sure the fuel is turned on and open the bleed screws on the filters. Leave them open until you start getting fuel out of them. Fuel now, not bubbles. Crack the injector lines at the injectors. Start in on gas and move the throttle just a notch or 2. When you start to get fuel from the lines...tighten half of them. Keep it running for a few seconds and tighten the rest of the lines. It should start to smoke pretty heavy. When it does...throw the compression release and pull the throttle down a couple more notches till she runs smooth. Might take a couple of fill ups on gas so be careful and don't try and put gas in her while she's running or hot. It won't run long on that little tank. She's just got to burp the air out...and she will be fine.
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