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Re: International D236 engine Stays silent
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Posted by Farmered on October 08, 2004 at 04:53:58 from (198.81.26.106):
In Reply to: International D236 engine Stays silent posted by Ibby on October 08, 2004 at 03:18:37:
The supply pump only puts out about 5-7 pounds of pressure so is prolly OK. Since you have a regular fire on one cyl. I will suggest that there is air in the lines from the injector pump to the other injectors. Try loosening the lines at the injectors one at a time while cranking the engine. This will let the air out. You can also determine which cylinder is firing this way. You may have stuck valves. The white vapors indicate unburned fuel so at least some of the injectors are squirting. Perhaps some of the injectors themselves are stuck open. This would allow fuel to drizzle into the cylender instead of spray. Good luck. ED
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