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Diesel troubleshooting
On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 11:33:36 -0500, DSK wrote:
Mike wrote: I have 2 Cummins 6bt5.7M (4k hours) that are beginning to smoke and leave a film at the exhaust (sea water output). The port engine is the worst, but both engines have the same problem. The low turbo pressure & excessive radial movement is definitely a problem. New bearings? Good idea to get the injectors checked out too, though. FWIW I have a problem with a small diesel genset. I have rebuilt the fuel supply system, and the engine ran fine unloaded, but after a while started to bog down and then died. Sounds like a fuel restriction? Anyway I did not have time to troubleshoot it this past weekend, maybe next. Is your generator a Kubota three cylinder? I had this exact same problem last year with the one here at the house and it was crap in the fuel tank and line - sludge actually. Later, Tom S. Woodstock, CT ----------- "Do fishermen eat avocados? This is a question that no one ever thinks to ask." Russel Chatham, "Dark Waters" (1988) |
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Diesel troubleshooting
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
Is your generator a Kubota three cylinder? I had this exact same problem last year with the one here at the house and it was crap in the fuel tank and line - sludge actually. I think it's a Yanmar, it's a Onan 4.5kW genset. It's a job for this coming weekend, check the fuel flow. The filters are clear but it's possible that the suction line connection to the tank is blocked. Fair Skies Doug King |
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