From: Sando (asando@prtc.net)
Date: Sun Mar 09 2003 - 10:44:59 PST
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From: "Sando" <asando@prtc.net>
To: "military vehicles preservation" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 1:30 PM
Subject: M-1009 Hard starting solution!!
> Hi List!!!
>
> Here's another possible solution for hard to start 6.2L engines found
on
> M-1009's, M-1008's etc. due to diesel fuel drainback during overnight or
> after a few hours of being parked. This is assuming glow plugs system is
OK
> and there are no fuel leaks in the fuel lines or pressure switch.
> Just connect a one way check valve (part# D42100 $13.18) between
> the mechanical lift pump and the frame, also install a positive check
valve
> (part# 28993 $17.63) to take care of the return side, this fitting screws
> right into the injector pump and is a Stanadyne part. I did this and my
CUCV
> starts right up without even having to touch the gas pedal EVERYTIME!!! I
> got the parts from Diesel Specialties (service@dieselspecialties
> 712-255-1601) ask for Andy Girres, he will help you right away!!
>
> P.S. The endorsement is from a satisfied customer, no commercial interest
> whatsoever with them!!!
>
> Sando
> M-35A2 1970
> M-1009 1986
> M-105
> M-85
> MVPA 22996
>
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