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BJ42 3b starting issue

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BJ42 3b starting issue

Post by bj42turbo »

When i go to start my truck It wont fire on the first turn of the key but always the second time, any thoughts............Dazz
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Post by Ruggers »

are you letting the glow plugs warn up. if you are you moght not have enough compression ei your engine is worn how many k's are on it
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Post by bj42turbo »

Yeah the glowies are warm, 204,000km, compression just checked before the turbo was installed. I may explaining wrong, Even if the truck is warm I turn the engine over for a few seconds and then quickly let the key release from start posistion and straight away turn the key to start and it fire instantly............Dazz
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Post by MUSS »

sounds like the edic motor is playin up mate
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Post by Brad »

What is your crank speed like ? This often happens when the engine is cranking to slow.
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Post by bj42turbo »

Crank speed is excelent, new starter motor and battery installed about 8 months ago. Edic motor now you have lost me :oops: ..............Dazz
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Post by bj on roids »

It is an electrical problem, had this on mine.
Low oil pressure cutoff or EDIC motor!
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Post by bj42turbo »

bj on roids wrote:It is an electrical problem, had this on mine.
Low oil pressure cutoff or EDIC motor!


Well thats interesting cause I am also having a problem with HIGH oil pressure. Is it possible all this is related to the Turbo that AXT installed . It is due for the 1000km Turbo check soon....................Dazz
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Post by Ruggers »

how oil is in your sump check it if it over filled or wrong grade of oil eg to thick it will have trouble starting. be get turbo jackaroos in at work that wont start if we use the oil speciefied. they can be really hard to start
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

Ruggers... that have something to do with mechanical injection they have on the new ones? Coz i enquired with a guy at work about the dual batteries and he said it was so there was enough power to get the plick turning over with the mechanical injection.
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Post by Ruggers »

its more to do with the lifts hydrlic lifters not liking the thicker oil.
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