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I had my 6245 Zetor running for about 30-60 min and after I unhooked the bucket I backed it up and it just up and quit running. I tried cranking it and it wouldnt start at all. It wouldnt smoke while cranking it either. I cracked a couple of injector lines up while cranking it and they would not squirt like my dodge Cummins would, but they would get a little wet where I had them loose. I took the bottom plug out of the fuel canister setting beside of the fuel bowl. Fuel came out a little. I have had the tractor for about 10 years and literally used it a few times. I never have changed the fuel filter in it. What do you guys think..the fuel filter, plugged line, injection pump? The cylinders are not getting fuel to them at all
I had a similar problem the other day, turned out to be a fuel blockage in the primer pump and a little blockage in the tank outlet, apart from checking all the fittings for blockages also check your throttle linkage from the cab to the injector pump, the one on my 8011 has a tendency to rattle apart and randomly cut the fuel Off
looks likea fuel blockage ... favourite stots are the outlet from the tank and the filters... both the canister ones and is there a little gauze one in a small glass bowl on the lift pump?, its a case of following the line from the tank , loosening pipes to see how far the diesel gets,
a quick fix that sometimes works permenantly is to take off the supply pipe at the lift pump and blow air through it back to the tank, diesel dont taste nice though. you should be able to hear the air bubbling up through the diesel in the tank..... you have checked theres still some in there?
Try to bleed the filters first and then injectorpump and see if its fire up . It works on my 6245. When i change filers it was slime/gele in the filters.
The main reason for microorganism built up in the dieseltank is water or trace of water so consequently you have to add an additive that take the water away. I use this stuff winter and summer and have had no problem even with one year old diesel. I live in Sweden.
Hazze