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THE ENGINE IS VERY HARD TO START AND HAS LITTLE POWER. HAD THE INJECTION PUMP CHECKED AND THE LAB SAYS ITS WORKING FINE. TOOK COMPRESSION READING AND NO. I HAS 420 PSI, NO. 2 440 PSI, NO. 3 420 PSI AND NO. 4 420 PSI. I HAVE SUPPLIED CLEAN DIESEL DIRECTLY TO THE INJECTION PUMP AND THE PROBLEM CONTINUES.
  • Posted 18 Aug 2010 13:29
  • By Chano
  • joined 3 Jul'10 - 1 message
  • Texas, United States
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