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Old 03-13-2010, 15:46   #1 (permalink)
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hello i cant seem to get any diesel to the injectors on my m35 multifuel when turning her over there is no smoke out of exhaust and when i cracked a injector pipe there seemed to be on fuel pumping through just a little amount can u guys help many thanks
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Real easy thing to do is disconnect the line at the tank and injector pump and blow shop air through it. Friend of mine did this to his and found the line had some junk in it. After he did that it idled and ran better, stop stahling. Hope that's all it is.
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Ok, I'll try. I'm a newb, but hey gotta start somewhere, and I am sure that MORE experienced types will chime in too. First, got fuel in tank? Got pressurized fuel to primary filter? Got pressurized fuel to secondary filters? No air in line? Got pressurized fuel to IP? I realize it isn't much, but it's a start. Wiser heads will offer much better and more insightful trouble-shooting info, I'm sure!
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I had that exact situation. Turned out the fuel shutoff had "jumped" out of its slot and only a little fuel made it to the injectors. Also could be clogged filters.
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Did you check the electric fuel pump; could just be a blown fuse. Take the cover off the top of the tank and check it with a voltmeter to see if its blown. Visual inspection could fool you, it could look ok but its not. Good luck
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Find the shut down cable and where it meets the IP Take off flat head screws on the cover and there you will see the fuel control rod this should move freely and return to the rear pisition when moved forward. There never is any need to bleed the injectors on a Deuce as they will clear on it's own.
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I would first check that the intank pump is running turn on the power and can you hear it running.The IP will suck the fuel but its hard on it. then start checking filters as said above.
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Some questions:
Is your intank fuel pump working?
Have you replaced your fuel filters?
If yes to the above, then I'll continue
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