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On Nov 12, 12:59*pm, Martin Baxter wrote:
Capt John wrote: Using more restrictive filters can cause problems with your supply pump, or, even worse, cause the engine to run lean. That will cause the engine to run hot and, over the long run, cause all kinds of other problems. Huh? Diesels do not run "lean". *Hint, think about you control power/speed in a diesel. Cheers Martin Wrong, wrong, wrong. You can run a diesel lean, when you have a restricted fuel system, like your filters are clogged, it's starving for fuel. Dead give away, the exhaust temperature starts to rise. If you've got pyromiters you can see it right away. I've got Cats in my boat, I don't need to look at the fliters to tell their clogging, the engine temperature starts to rise. Change out the filters, and it drops back to normal. |
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