That's what I was afraid might be happening with the injectors. Worst case would be the injector pump. If so, I'll be looking for a new one of those next. Thanks for watching & commenting.
I hope that it helps at least. All 6 injectors had some pretty good build up on them. If not, you'll see a fatman crying looking for an injector pump. LOL Thanks for watching & commenting.
if that doesn't fix the problem try changing duel filters. if that dont fix it maybe buy a junk shipping crate and put a cummins in her LOL. one a serious note i hope your 06 will be running great in the field for the 19 season!
Changed the filters already. If the injectors don't improve the problem, I'll be looking at the injector pump next. The Cummins idea's not a bad one tho. LOL We'll have the old girl screaming like she's at mach 1, hair on fire & ass a catching while crawling across the field like a turtle. LOL Thanks for watching & commenting.
You can have the tractor running & crack loose the fuel line at the injector & if the tone of the engine doesn't change, you probably don't have an injector issue, tighten the fuel line & move to the next one & repeat. If the engine tone does change after you crack loose the fuel line, you might have a bad injector. Otherwise, get online & get a aftermarket manual for the tractor.
Yep, you're right on that. From the looks of the injectors tho, they were do for some attention. The injector pump has been in the back of my mind too when I think about the hours that's on the old girl & her age. Thanks for watching & commenting.
