Starting problems when the engine has been stationary for long periods.
Symptom: Starting problems when the engine has been stationary for long periods.
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Starting problems when the engine has been stationary for long periods.
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Fault symptom
Starting problems when the engine has been stationary for long periods.
Conditions
The following condition apply for the fault symptom concerned:
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No diagnostic trouble codes for this symptom description.
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There is fuel in the tank.
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Starter motor is working.
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Diagnostic help
If the engine is difficult to start, make sure air is not leaking in between the fuel tank and the diesel pump.
Also, make sure air is not leaking in the fuel return hoses between the fuel bridges and the suction side of the diesel engine by:
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Create a vacuum and close the valve. If the vacuum drops noticeably within about 60 seconds then there is a leak.
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Check which part of the hose system that is causing the leak by pinching the hoses in turn and repeating the test. When the vacuum does not drop, the faulty hose has been detected.
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