Printable Version Add to My Favorites. Mar 4th, Report this Post AM. IP: Logged. Steve Normington posts Member since Apr Pull the spark plugs and turn it over to clear the cylinders. Hank is Here posts Member since Sep How old is the loader? Hank, its a used Bobcat I believe F series.
Report this Post PM. Old Lar posts Member since Nov Posts: From: Phx. Registered: Feb I remember a freind of mine had diesel that ran out of fuel. You haven't flooded it. John Stricker. I did a little research on your behalf and your Bobcat should have a Kubota diesel in it. JSocha posts Member since Apr Thanks guys. Mar 5th, StansGT posts Member since Jul Jstricker's right you cant flood a diesel! I use 2 diesel year round as it is typically parked in our unattached, heated garage, and only goes outside after it has had sufficient time to warm up after being started.
Soaper posts Member since Jun Do yourself a favor and go get a quart of PS power service, I think anti-gell additive. Mar 6th, Edit Post.
Anybody know how to start a flooded diesel motor??? Post Reply. I dont see a secondary one under the intake,but thats not to say there is none,I cant really get a good look back there.. I'd guess there isn't one.. I have no idea if anyone did ever run biodiesel or any other home brewed fuel in it,the fuel I pumped out looked "normal",no grease or food particles,and the filter seems OK,not clogged up.. It seems like the fuel just dont want to ignite enough to fire it up when its being started the first time of the day,regardless of temparature,though it did start reluctantly during the hot summer days.
Anyone have any pointers??.. I want to get it to start easier ,before I burn up the rebuilt starter it has A Delco non gear reduction one I dont see any fuel line leaks that would let air in either..
I'm hoping its not low compression or a bad injector pump,once it starts it runs fine,though it does have a slight misfire on the passenger side,so does my other diesel truck though..
I've never attempted adjusting one so I am reluctant to mess with it.. Super Moderator. Almost for sure it's a slight leak in a fuel line letting a bit of air in, but not enough to leak fuel noticeably. I have the exact problem with my brown pick-up right now. I had the same in my Black K5, turned out one hose clamp was slightly loose. I double clamped every connection and the problem went away. Location DFW, Texas. Really just need to bleed the lines, at the injectors.
I had a customer that replaced the injection pump due to the lube truck putting the inner aif filter backwards. Funny thing was it ran! Location Fort Pierce Fl. Click to expand Location Wet part of FL. Proper way to bleed most Diesel engines is: 1. Don't waste time and just bleed them all. You need to bleed the returns too as in most cases they go back to one or the other of the pumps and would otherwise push air back in to what you just bled.
Use caution when bleeding the high pressure lines as Diesel fuel can be shot into the skin if under high pressure. It then can cause infections. You must log in or register to reply here.
Similar threads R. Replies 16 Views 1K. Sep 8, roody When fuel is injected into the cylinder without enough air it can wet the spark plugs preventing them from being able to spark. Engine flooding can make your car fail, especially on cold days.
Find out what causes a flooded engine and how to remedy it by reading on. When a petrol engine is turned off too soon after starting from cold, it floods with gasoline. The unburned fuel stays in the engine after it has been turned off. This causes the spark plugs to become moist, preventing ignition and making it difficult to restart the car. When a small engine floods, what causes it to do so? Flooding is most usually caused by improper starting, although it can also be caused by over-priming, a closed choke, a jammed valve, a gummed carburettor, or abruptly restarting an automated choke engine.
Removing the spark plug is the simplest technique to determine if your engine is inundated with gas. What happens to cars that have been flooded? Water can damage mechanical components, such as combustion systems and transmission lubrication, as well as electrical systems in the passenger compartment, such as airbag computers, which are often housed beneath the front seats.
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