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question Zetor 5340 Breather pipe, Fuel pump, Air compressor

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Should I be getting this amout of oil out of the breather pipe?
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Why do I have to pump the fuel pump so many times so the engine starts straight away? On my old 6718 I just pressed a button in and it started straight away. The glass bowl is full of diesel.
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The air compressor appears to be doing nothing both outlets on regulator open and there was air coming out, so I turned it off, now by the lever on the left hand side there appears to be oil leaking out, is this a problem?
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At 6718 the tank is above the pump level but at 5340 the pump must suck up the fuel from a low level Your problem is that the fuel flows back to the tank due to that air leaks into the system. This is a classic problem on these models. Replace all hoses from the tank as these are originally of lousy quality and do not forget the hoses from the injectors back to the pump. Many people install an electric lifting pump to avoid this problem.
Lots of readings in this forum about this subject.
 
Re. the compressor picture, the compressor works for pumping tyres only when the hose is connected to the threaded piece and the middle part is pressed in. You will need something to blank off the outlet where it goes to the tank, then you turn on the compressor you will have pressure.
 

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