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Diesel check up question
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Diesel check up question
Hi all: tomorrow I have a D mechanic coming to help me get the new Tachometer calibrated and "check other stuff" The (Isuzu 157) is a bottom up rebuild by PO and only has about 620 hours...runs like a top but what should I have him check out? ( I do want him to train me on how to "refuel" with the manual pump in case air gets into the system) Any thoughts appreciated
1989 Albin 27 FC w/ Isuzu 157 hp, Ford 6.0 Diesel, giant trailer
6th, and most favorite boat yet
Cruising: Columbia River Portland to Bar, San Juans, Gulf Islands,
Desolation Sound, Sunshine Coast, Broughton Islands
6th, and most favorite boat yet
Cruising: Columbia River Portland to Bar, San Juans, Gulf Islands,
Desolation Sound, Sunshine Coast, Broughton Islands
- crowra
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Re: Diesel check up question
How to bleed your fuel lines is definitely a good thing to know. Assuming you already know how to change filters, impeller, zincs, air filter, that's about it. The only thing I can think of is bypassing your solenoid using a remote starter. Here's a good article:
https://www.passagemaker.com/technical/ ... -solenoids
If you are comfortable adjusting your valves, you could bring that up.
https://www.passagemaker.com/technical/ ... -solenoids
If you are comfortable adjusting your valves, you could bring that up.
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Rob & Sharon Crow
1987 36' Double Cabin
Rob & Sharon Crow
1987 36' Double Cabin