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Posted by Brian in MO on August 03, 2003 at 10:37:00 from (216.73.199.143):
In Reply to: ud282 rebuild problem posted by dennis savela on August 02, 2003 at 18:50:08:
This is just a thought after reading your post and may not be worth anything to you, but I know a guy who had a 200 AC ( I know wrong color ) but after a rebuild which needed a new crank (not the case with yours) it would run on either but not other wise. Turned out the stroke was just a little too short therefore not enough compression to fire on diesel fuel. I wunder if a compression test would show something? Maybe pistons are shorter or rods or something to where you don't get the compression until you have the extra little bit of heat. Probably no help at all but sounds as though your at the end of your rope so just a thought. Brian
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