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Thread: LN106 hard starting: ideas?

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    Gimp had my work sxs go in for its service, end off the week it come back on the frieght truck $150. Any how i usually have a quick look over to see whats been done any new bushes etc etc. Thought thats strange they havn't replaced the oil filter, check oil hmm old oil. Ring them up, yep no problems just new oils and a grease. I said new filter , yep new filter on the job sheet . I had to explain to them i didn't even think they had in there work shop, sure enough had to take it back in to town for it to be serviced.
    Now if i hadn't off checked we would have been send a account for a service that hadn't even been done

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    So when it stopped how did you start it did it need priming up again

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    Quote Originally Posted by northdude View Post
    So when it stopped how did you start it did it need priming up again
    Primed, cranked til battery flat (not long as it hadn't run far since last flat...) jump started, died again straight away, towed home behind landcruiser

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    When it died did it just stop or cough and splatter then die?
    No signs of diesel bug in tank or on filter? Maybe check intank filter/screen

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    cough and splutter. could be in-tank screen blocking up with stuff.

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    Check the fuel line Where it comes down the chassis rail , been having a few lately rust out between tank and chassis rail

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    Can't find a low k's rust free landcruiser for less than 30 grand so not really
    Low ks , rust free , landcruiser . Pick one and that’s what you will get if you’re lucky

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    hard without seeing it ... has it got the proper fuel filter on it try and start it and see if it runs better if you keep pumping the primer

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    Try sticking the fuel pick up line (feed line for filter/primer) into a diesel container, to bypass the tank. Pump the primer up hard and try, might need bleeding or try some start ya bastard to get it under way.
    Tank screen might be blocked or tank breather might be blocked..?
    Or as mentioned a leaky line

 

 

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