Puggy
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Hello All,
Maybe someone can shed some light on this problem. I have a very elderly Paguro 3000 generator with a Hatz HE673 single cylinder diesel engine driving it. It all ran fine, but I noticed the injector was leaking. I sent it off for a service and reinstalled it. I then tried to restart it, and whilst bleeding the system, I (by mistake) pulled out a knob on the side of the engine block (see photo). I have never used this knob before and I don't even know what it does - I think it might be some cold start arrangement? The knob came out about 10mm and stayed locked out, and won't go back in. The result seems to be that I am getting no fuel out of the high pressure injector pump. I have traced the fuel system along and I think this could be where the problem lies. Does anyone know what this knob should do, what it might be doing and how I get it back in (reset it) so that i can eliminate it from my non starting problem? I do accept that my starting problems might lie in a faulty high pressure pump. Just seems odd that it worked before. All help gratefully received.
Best wishes
Piers
Maybe someone can shed some light on this problem. I have a very elderly Paguro 3000 generator with a Hatz HE673 single cylinder diesel engine driving it. It all ran fine, but I noticed the injector was leaking. I sent it off for a service and reinstalled it. I then tried to restart it, and whilst bleeding the system, I (by mistake) pulled out a knob on the side of the engine block (see photo). I have never used this knob before and I don't even know what it does - I think it might be some cold start arrangement? The knob came out about 10mm and stayed locked out, and won't go back in. The result seems to be that I am getting no fuel out of the high pressure injector pump. I have traced the fuel system along and I think this could be where the problem lies. Does anyone know what this knob should do, what it might be doing and how I get it back in (reset it) so that i can eliminate it from my non starting problem? I do accept that my starting problems might lie in a faulty high pressure pump. Just seems odd that it worked before. All help gratefully received.
Best wishes
Piers
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