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Re: 1466 Doesn't Want to Start Unless it Gets a Li


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Posted by the tractor vet on September 07, 2006 at 21:06:38 from (75.24.30.189):

In Reply to: Re: 1466 Doesn't Want to Start Unless it Gets a Li posted by Allan In NE on September 07, 2006 at 19:44:18:

All ready did that and that did not get the job done , but the lucas did it in no time . I was usen it in the big truck because the boss said to and i would put a half gallon in every time i fed it . Then when i was working for my buddy last summer the Freightliner that he had to pull lowboy with had a 525 N 14 cummins in it and i had and injector stick one day and it had to go into cummins for rplacement and and old friend up at Cummins told me to start running it in it well after the Littel expence of that injector and the labor it was a couple days before i had to feed that truck as i did not put a bunch of miles moving eqipment and one more injector started to hang while i was heading up to get fuel i bough a gallon and dumped half in while fuleing and the engine was missen pretty good i was just going to run it on over the 7 miles to cummins and spend another grad of the bosses money and while i was driven over there the miss came out of it . So while we were getting all the lites and wireing supplys to lite up the silage boxes i happend to see that they had Lucas and figured that i have waisted 20 buck before what the heck and brought a gallon home put some in the 1066 the 806 and the old 720 and Eugenes Dodge , the 806 is the one that showes the improvement .


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