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Re: Shutting off a Detroit 92 series
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Posted by Sid on May 24, 2006 at 03:50:53 from (12.156.158.78):
In Reply to: Shutting off a Detroit 92 series posted by Ben Rauls on May 23, 2006 at 22:17:49:
I have only had this happen twice so my experience is limited. Both times the engine stalled under a heavy load and when rolled backward the engine started in reverse. Niether one of them over reved. In fact they had very little power at all and would hardly run. I simply started the engine both times. From what experience I have had with desiel and what I understand about them is they will not run with fuel. So I do not know why simply shutting the fuel off would not kill the engine. I am not doubting what you say happened but it seems to me that an engine running backwards everything would be out of time and that it would not run away with itself.
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