> Curly wrote:
Anybody familiar with these cat engines and the fuel
pump/injection system?
The 14 L engines were know to require bleeding each injector
if it ever ran out of fuel. That was in the 1990s. I'm not
sure about newer CAT engines.
Well, they decided yesterday to haul it home,
> Curly wrote:
>
> Anybody familiar with these cat engines and the fuel
> pump/injection system?
The 14 L engines were know to require bleeding each injector
if it ever ran out of fuel. That was in the 1990s. I'm not
sure about newer CAT engines.
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I would suspect the fuel filters unless you KNOW they have been
changed recently. They also act as water collectors and can crap up
badly with little or no warning.
Fuel suppliers for large equipment are notorious for delivering bad
fuel, too -- I've had to diagnose the contents a few
t: Friday, October 9, 2015 11:02 AM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Starting a dormant Cat truck v8 diesel
I would suspect the fuel filters unless you KNOW they have been
changed recently. They also act as water collectors and can crap up
badly with little or no warning.
Fuel suppliers for large equipm
Thanks! You da Mann! I was hoping you have encountered this. I
onlyhave me, so I turned the key on, then walked around and whack on
it. Sounds like i need to take the wire off, then touch the wire to
the solenoid while whacking. Mahalo Nui Loa!
Diesel engine only needs 3 things to
On Thu, 8 Oct 2015 19:19:30 -0500 Curly McLain via Mercedes
wrote:
> Anybody familiar with these cat engines and the fuel pump/injection
> system?
Sorry, no.
> Starts up on ether, but still no fuel. Tried to use the primer pump
> at the filter, but either it is rusted
Yesterday I tried to start a cat V8 DIesel in a shovey truck, between
26,000 and 29,500 lb GVWR
FUel in tanks, put in 2 new batteries
Cranks but acts like there is no fuel. Starts up on ether, but still
no fuel. Tried to use the primer pump at the filter, but either it
is rusted up or hard
On Thu, 8 Oct 2015 19:19:30 -0500 Curly McLain via Mercedes
wrote:
Anybody familiar with these cat engines and the fuel pump/injection
system?
Sorry, no.
Starts up on ether, but still no fuel. Tried to use the primer pump
at the filter, but either it is rusted
Diesel engine only needs 3 things to start and run.. fuel, air,
compression..
Since it will fire off on ether, it has air and compression.. you don't
have fuel.. thus..
The problem is not uncommon when a cat engine sets unused.. the fuel
shutoff solenoid that turns off fuel to shut down the