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On Mon, 1 Mar 2004 19:35:29 -0500, "rock_doctor"
wrote: "Ytter" wrote in message . .. Engsol! Engine would start-run for 3-4 sec and die,then I started again after I checked thermostat-was OK,changed oil and filter.,I pushed the throttle almost to the max ,black smoke,muddy,greasy,heavy smoke came out with some water-engine run for 2 min and continue spiting this black water and stopped abruptly,cut like a knife/// Ytter It does sound like the head gasket went. I bet if you pull the glow plugs and crank it you will get water out of the cylinders (the reason it stopped abruptly). Take a half gal of your diesel to somebody who can test the density (specific gravity) of the fuel. //// mark Worthy advice - but the relative densities are quite close. Better to test for viscosity. This is not difficult: prepare a can with a nail hole knocked into its base. Fill with each fuel in turn. Time the period to empty the container. The way-slow one is diesel. This is the right test. My opinion, as always. Brian Whatcott Altus OK |
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