Seems like it's starving for fuel or air. Bled injectors, then found a mouse nest in air filter canister. Just SURE that was the problem, but new filter didn't remedy. This model has plastic sediment bowl and paper filter. Took the fuel filter off and couldn't open the plastic sediment bowl to remove paper filter. How do you do that? So, I guess fuel filter COULD be the problem as there was a little debris in the bowl that I could see, but if that's not it, any other ideas?
B2910 starts but misses and quits
- Thread starter majororange
- Start date
North Idaho Wolfman
Moderator
Staff member
Lifetime Member
Equipment
L3450DT-GST, Woods FEL, B7100 HSD, FEL, 60" SB, 743 Bobcat with V2203, and more
Billdog350
Member
Equipment
Kubota L3710 HST,L2230A QT,forks,Takeuchi TB125, 60" Luck Now pto Snowblower
B2910, you need a pair of needle nose plyers to pull up on the center of the plastic inner filter once you unscrew the plastic fuel bowl. Make sure to have the 2 replacement o rings on the new filter assembly.
Sometimes so much water will accumulate in the bowl that it will look like fuel. Dump out whatever is in there and make sure the sediment gets rinsed out.
Make sure your fuel/injector shut off solenoid is working correctly, that will cause that behavior.
Once you ensure you have fresh diesel in the tank, bleed injectors and you shoudl be good.
Sometimes so much water will accumulate in the bowl that it will look like fuel. Dump out whatever is in there and make sure the sediment gets rinsed out.
Make sure your fuel/injector shut off solenoid is working correctly, that will cause that behavior.
Once you ensure you have fresh diesel in the tank, bleed injectors and you shoudl be good.