I just got done checking over a Ford truck with the I.H.
#STARTING FLUID FOR DIESEL CRACK#
It will not only crack the piston rings, it will often crack the precombustion chambers and/or the head also. VESLEE Factory Supplier Powerful Low Temperature Starting Fluid Spray Quick Starting Fluid For Diesel Engine, You can get more details about from mobile. In indirect injected engines with precombustion chambers and glow-plugs, it should not be used at all. Moderate ether use is fine in direct injected engines - but the key word is MODERATE. Someone would rent one, park it in the woods, try to start it the next morning at zero degrees or below, overload it with ether and bust it all up. If not, or running rough, crack the last injector in line and that may be enough. The engine may start right up and be fine. Second, fill the fuel filter housing with diesel when you replace it. We got so we didn't rent them anymore in the dead of winter if they couldn't be plugged in. Re: Fuel filter change and engine start using starter fluid.
We had crawlers we rented with new engines in them that got ruined their first time out on rental.
#STARTING FLUID FOR DIESEL GENERATOR#
We received two DIESELMATIC ® units for our generator and installed them, following the well written and illustrated instruction manual, with no problems. Suprisingly though, many of these engines that have no top rings left at all still run pretty good once they're hot. KBi® manufactures several types of ether starting fluid systems patented fully automatic, NVT, DIESELMATIC II, 21 ounce, 18 ounce, and 8 ounce systems available. After that, there's not a chance of starting the thing again without the ether. Then the user overloads it with ether to the point that the top piston rings shatter and ruin the ring-grooves in the pistons. What usually happens is an engine is not starting well for some mechanical reason, that may or may not be a serious one. We had that experience with many machines at our Deere dealership including our own rentals and customer's machines. Re: Addicted to starting fluid? in reply to Rusty in NWF, 04-26-2004 19:17:50
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