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ready-ronnie 11-07-2003 11:11 PM

Has anyone ever Diesel Purged a 606 turbo engine?
 
I'm trying to get some procedural help on how to do an injector clean-up with Diesel purge. There is plenty of help available on site for older diesels, but I cannot find any for the 606 turbo.

dtf 11-09-2003 06:22 PM

Try the diesel forum. I bet you better response to this question.

ready-ronnie 11-09-2003 06:29 PM

Thanks "dtf " for the suggestion. I have already posted there and have not received any reply there either.

Mr. BILL 11-09-2003 07:28 PM

The easiest way is to fill thelarge fuel filter with diesel purge, bleed the system and just start 'er up. Let it idle for a couple minutes then rev it a little. That's it.

ready-ronnie 11-10-2003 01:42 PM

Thanks MR. BILL. How do you bleed the system?

speedy300Dturbo 11-10-2003 02:05 PM

You don't need to. It's a self bleeding system.

rickjordan 11-10-2003 02:28 PM

Diesel Purging is the same for any engine. I am assuming of course you have a pre-filter/main filter set up. Get your self a glass jar and fill it with the Diesel Purge. Remove the hose coming from the fuel tank to the pre-filter. Take the clear hose that comes with the Diesel Purge "kit" and attach it to the pre-filter and place the other end in the jar. Now remove the fuel return hose from the steel line going back to the tank, and place that in the jar as well. The jar is now your fuel tank. Start the car and let her idle away. It is important that you keep the inlet hose submerged to prevent the system from sucking in too much air. It should take about 10-15 mins for the diesel purge to be used up. There will be a point where the amount of diesel purge is so low that the pulsing fuel coming from the return line will cause bubbles. You can run it until there is a about a 1/2 inch of diesel purge left in the jar . I would then recommend reconnecting the hoses and dump the remaining purge into the fuel tank. There should of been a instruction sheet that came with you diesel purge.

Rick Miley 11-10-2003 03:00 PM

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The problem is that the fuel lines on the 606 are buried under a giant aluminum intake manifold. Wish I could help you, but never done it on this car.

ready-ronnie 11-10-2003 07:19 PM

The buried fuel lines and the fuel line to the pre-filter, with a pressed on hose, with no clamp is also a problem. Is the black hose connected to the main filter the return line to fuel tank?


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