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Re: Re: Re: 3 good tune-up tips for beginners, diesel (#1, 2, 3)

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Posted by Dieselman on June 03, 1999 at 21:41:38 from (209.64.118.213):

In Reply to: Re: Re: 3 good tune-up tips for beginners, diesel (#1, 2, 3) posted by Paul Fox on June 03, 1999 at 14:39:42:

Paul..........Well you are right. There isn't much to do compared to the gassers and at any rate it probably was suppose to be funny but I guess I failed to see the humor in it. Figured that wasn't the sole intention of this site after all. I do have one question for you though. Why do you change the air filter every year? Under normal conditions case, deere, and new holland to my understanding recommend every two years or approximately 1000 hours. This is provided your's isn't an oil bath and then I see your point. Then we can move on to the thought that maybe......just maybe after 11 years you ought to maybe run the overhead on it. Won't take you more than a few minutes and possibly a valve cover gasket. Perhaps cleaning injectors is next on this list if your putting on enough hours as recommended by the owner's manual to have to change air filters every year.

Now see I would consider this more a tune-up. Not trying to be a smart alec. Just trying to get my point across. So sorry for failing to understand the humor in all of this. I like to use this site for useful imfo and to help others. Glad we got to converse.

Respectivly
Dieselman

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