Dead red diesel??
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Dead red diesel??
Hi there!
I went to run my newly aquired PAZ1 but i was a numpty and never checked the diesel so it ran out of diesel!
So i put some more red diesel in what we drained from our CS and bleed it through had a few coughs and goes but it wouldnt stay going!
We had a problem with our CS refusing to run with the same diesel!!
So do you think its the diesel or still air in the system?
We tried to use WD40 to help but still nout it was running but popping and farting!
What do you reckon?
Adam
I went to run my newly aquired PAZ1 but i was a numpty and never checked the diesel so it ran out of diesel!
So i put some more red diesel in what we drained from our CS and bleed it through had a few coughs and goes but it wouldnt stay going!
We had a problem with our CS refusing to run with the same diesel!!
So do you think its the diesel or still air in the system?
We tried to use WD40 to help but still nout it was running but popping and farting!
What do you reckon?
Adam
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Re: Dead red diesel??
Best thing to do would be to get some Fresh Clean Derv to start
Bleed the system
You get a lot of water in Derv if left
Chris
Bleed the system
You get a lot of water in Derv if left
Chris
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Re: Dead red diesel??
I will do that soon!
My concern is that i havent knackered the big end shells by using WD40?
Adam
My concern is that i havent knackered the big end shells by using WD40?
Adam
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Re: Dead red diesel??
Hi Adam
You shouldn't have damaged the big end, unless it was on the way out anyway.
Pleased that you only used wd40 and not easystart, in future you could use a blow torch lit if it's cold and just the gas if it's warm, if you have to resort to these methods to start an engine there is something wrong with it anyway, diesel will go off the same as petrol does and as Chris says diesel absorbs water naturaly.
Drain all of the system as best as you can and then use fresh fuel, bleed through, if you are concerned about the waste of the old diesel (I under stand cus youm Cornish) mix in a small amount to the fresh fuel and use it up that way once the engine is hot.
If your new van is a Hdi one or a high pressure common rail engine, DO NOT put the old fuel in that.
You shouldn't have damaged the big end, unless it was on the way out anyway.
Pleased that you only used wd40 and not easystart, in future you could use a blow torch lit if it's cold and just the gas if it's warm, if you have to resort to these methods to start an engine there is something wrong with it anyway, diesel will go off the same as petrol does and as Chris says diesel absorbs water naturaly.
Drain all of the system as best as you can and then use fresh fuel, bleed through, if you are concerned about the waste of the old diesel (I under stand cus youm Cornish) mix in a small amount to the fresh fuel and use it up that way once the engine is hot.
If your new van is a Hdi one or a high pressure common rail engine, DO NOT put the old fuel in that.
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Re: Dead red diesel??
Adam, make sure you use Diesel Oil in the engine not normal 20/50 [you probley now this]
lots do not.
Diesel engines nock when they start, and they normaly leak oil. There showing you there alive
Chris ps you could always tap Ryan up for some oil them Scanias drink it
lots do not.
Diesel engines nock when they start, and they normaly leak oil. There showing you there alive
Chris ps you could always tap Ryan up for some oil them Scanias drink it
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are trucks are pretty good
JONESEY wrote:Adam, make sure you use Diesel Oil in the engine not normal 20/50 [you probley now this]
lots do not.
Diesel engines nock when they start, and they normaly leak oil. There showing you there alive
Chris ps you could always tap Ryan up for some oil them Scanias drink it
are trucks are pretty good on oil, but adam i have some at home if you want it
Re: Dead red diesel??
Ryan there not working them hard , most of my trucks would use 2 to 3 pints a day
Chris Keep on Trucking
Chris Keep on Trucking
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3 pints a day !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
blimey chris, what e doing to the poor things, i treat mine like a womanJONESEY wrote:Ryan there not working them hard , most of my trucks would use 2 to 3 pints a day
Chris Keep on Trucking
Re: Dead red diesel??
You can buy the same engine oil thats suitable for petrol and diesel engines (not turbo diesel). Read the label first.
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Re: Dead red diesel??
ryan wrote:blimey chris, what e doing to the poor things, i treat mine like a womanJONESEY wrote:Ryan there not working them hard , most of my trucks would use 2 to 3 pints a day
Chris Keep on Trucking
So why aint they breaking then lol!
Thanks for all the information!!
Yes ryan some derv oil would be nice
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