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Re: 1967-1972 International 444 with theBD154 Dies
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Posted by Big Don on April 25, 2005 at 06:47:01 from (24.114.127.181):
In Reply to: 1967-1972 International 444 with theBD154 Diesel e posted by Keith Young on April 24, 2005 at 06:28:57:
Keith, Here is a possible scenario for you. The mechanic removes the head from the engine, removes the injectors, and sends it to a machine shop to have the valves ground and be resurfaced. The machine shop removes the precups from the head to resurface and then doesn't put them back in. The mechanic installs the injectors and then puts the head on the tractor not realizing that the precups are not in the head. Result, very hard to start and excessive smoke. This is a rare situation but I have seen it happen. Check it out. Don
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