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Mystery Diesel problem

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Lee Sackett

08-03-2005 11:14:20




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OK. This one has me stumped. We're working on a Super WD
-9. The tractor seems to run great, but I would suspect that we would have a serious power issue if we put it under load. Here's why: The tractor will be running and as we sit there, all of a sudden the fuel level in the water trap will drop to the bottom of the screen in the bowl. The tractor keeps running and you can see fuel running through the screen in the bowl. We've checked and re-checked the lines for air leaks and have bled out the entire system every time the air shows up in the bowl...

Here's the part that has me confused.. We had it running like that and after the level of fuel dropped in the bowl, we closed the fuel valve at the bottom of the tank and the level went back up!! The tractor kept running, too. We have no diesel in the crankcase. The fuel pressure gauge on the pump doesn't ever show much pressure but like I said, the tractor will sit there and run great for a long time. I'm not sure if it would do that with the fuel valve closed, but it did run for a little while that way. One time when we tried that, pressure built up in the bowl and caused the gasket to blow out of the assembly, squirting diesel all over the place. From the manual, I can't really see how this could happen. We have all new lines and filters installed and everything is super clean. It just doesn't make sense to me. Another thing I tried is removing the cap on the fuel tank but that didn't really seem to change much.

What do you guys think is going on here??? I'll be a better mechanic once I have this all figured out. Thanks for the help!

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JB2

08-03-2005 21:06:41




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 Re: Mystery Diesel problem in reply to Lee Sackett, 08-03-2005 11:14:20  
Hi Lee, search the archives. There was a post last month explaining how that type of Diesel injection pump worked.

Good luck
JB2



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jossette

08-03-2005 13:51:40




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 Re: Mystery Diesel problem in reply to Lee Sackett, 08-03-2005 11:14:20  
sounds like the relief valve on the return line is stuck open.



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