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Likely cause for my BD154 diesel problem?
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Posted by Greg on July 28, 2004 at 14:11:27 from (4.227.125.211):
I have an IH364 with the BD154 diesel. The other day I let out on the clutch too fast and it died. I went to start it and it wouldn't start. I had to bleed the injectors to get it cranked. After running 1 minute or so it died again and I had to bleed again to get it running. Since then I have only let it idle in the shop for 10 minutes or so and this didn't happen but I haven't run it more than that since then. Is my transfer pump likely my problem? I don't suspect the injector pump simply because the tractor is relatively low hour (don't know them exactly) but I know the tractor's history. This has never happened before but I do see a noticeable fuel leak around the transfer pump. The tractor was serviced about 10 hours prior to this happening and has never done this.
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