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Ether on a diesel engine
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Posted by dave2 on January 16, 2007 at 00:00:09 from (139.139.33.12):
Hi, Folks. Someone posted a question in an earlier message about a diesel tractor smoking excessively. Wheat47 asked right away if ether was used. Why the ether question? I use a quick squirt on mine on the first start, because the glow plugs and wiring were fried before I got the tractor (1964 European IH with a 3 cyl diesel DD-111). I've got the stuff together to repair the glow system, but am I going to have further problems??? Thanks, Dave
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