Low fuel light came on, but got to fuel it up before it ran out. I shut it off to fuel it. Now when I try to start it, it just cranks & doesn't fire. It was running when I stopped it, so I'm quite sure it never ran out of fuel. I changed the fuel filter & the old one was full of fuel. Any help would be appreciated.
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Have you figured it out Don? I would treat it like it did run out of fuel if it wouldn't fire up. Purge your fuel filter with the hand pump and bleed screw ,then bleed the injector lines while someone is cranking it.
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I fill the new filter with fuel (unfiltered though) before screwing it on. Speeds up priming.
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What would be wrong with CIH giving us the choice of hand priming or self priming? Did they really save that much money by not leaving the hand pump on?
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Yes. At least when I am pumping in the engine compartment I have some idea of what is occurring by the pressure on the hand pump and listening to the system priming.You would really rather go to all the work of screwing around with a hand pump instead of siting in the the seat for 60 seconds and then turning the key!?!?!?Self priming has to be the best thing since sliced bread!
Put both on as far as I am concerned. If the self prime works right away, great. But at least you have the hand pump for times it takes forever for the self prime to purge.
Just my opinion, but hey, I don't mind getting dirty...
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Ya, if it works. When it takes an hour to get a machine running because the self priming doesn't work, it sure would be nice to open a bleed screw and pump a primer for 30 seconds.You would really rather go to all the work of screwing around with a hand pump instead of siting in the the seat for 60 seconds and then turning the key!?!?!?
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I was able to get it running again but it took most of the day. I tried everything i could think of and nothing would work,I phoned the case dealer and tried everything he suggested and it would not start. Finely the case dealer sent one of there techs out and he tried most of the things I did and he hooked up his computer and it showed nothing was wrong still it would not start. So before the case tech leaves he calls his boss at the dealer and he suggested banging on the fuel pump with a rubber mallet while I was in the cab turning the engine over and it started right up! Apparently there are some ceramic parts inside the fuel pump that get stuck and the hammer gets them moving again. The tech suggested using a fuel conditioner in the future.
I was able to get it running again but it took most of the day. I tried everything i could think of and nothing would work,I phoned the case dealer and tried everything he suggested and it would not start. Finely the case dealer sent one of there techs out and he tried most of the things I did and he hooked up his computer and it showed nothing was wrong still it would not start. So before the case tech leaves he calls his boss at the dealer and he suggested banging on the fuel pump with a rubber mallet while I was in the cab turning the engine over and it started right up! Apparently there are some ceramic parts inside the fuel pump that get stuck and the hammer gets them moving again. The tech suggested using a fuel conditioner in the future.
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Sorry bout the little bit of bad advice there Don. !! Glad you got it running and next time fill it up when you get to a 1/4 tank ...lol
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