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Re: Engine knock on an MD? Help!!
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Posted by the tractor vet on April 12, 2006 at 17:25:03 from (64.179.117.51):
In Reply to: Engine knock on an MD? Help!! posted by Andy in Ohio on April 11, 2006 at 20:50:50:
What you were hearing was preinjection knock as you did not let it run on the gas side long enough they will do this if not warmed up enough and the injection pump timming is up on the advance side and she has a bit more fuel turned to it above stock setting . You would not have wanted to be around my old 450 D when i lit her up as i had the pump timming set up and the fuel turned to her and if i did not darn near run a whole tank of gas thru it on the start up she would hammer hard . Just give her more gas run time and it will be fine .
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