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Re: D-155 (D-179) 3 cylinder diesel engine question
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Posted by Doug in Pa on July 10, 2007 at 14:33:36 from (67.186.40.86):
In Reply to: Re: D-155 (D-179) 3 cylinder diesel engine question posted by MN Scott on July 10, 2007 at 10:24:00:
Yeah, thats the trouble, the gears look good, but I can't explain why I get nothing when I shot ether into it, nothing at all, to me it leads me to think valve timing and nothing gets into the cylinder at the right time. When I took off the timing cover I was expecting to see some damage, or maybe a sheared key, but since that crank gear is a shrink fit, seems tha's not the problem. But, how else could the timing get wacked out? When the motor died it happened gradually , like about 10 minutes getting worse, missing and black smoke until it died.
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